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Our Blogs Core Dump Unlocked iPhone 3G heading to Australia from Hong Kong | Unlocked iPhone 3G heading to Australia from Hong Kong |
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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Monday, 23 June 2008 | |
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Page 1 of 3 Linelink owner James Robins told iTWire "we're not an Apple Australia reseller" and said the iPhone 3Gs will be sourced from the same Hong Kong based supplier as the "several hundred" first-generation models he has already sold. The first shipment is expected to arrive in Melbourne in the week following the iPhone 3G's release on July 11. Robins says he is "very confident" that the new iPhone will be unlocked quickly after its release. If it turns out that the first shipment(s) aren't unlocked, Linelink will provide a free unlocking service for its customers when the secret has been found. Users who are contemplating getting a grey market iPhone 3G may have to be prepared to wait quite some time before an unlock becomes available. Until then, an iPhone 3G bought without a plan will be little more than a glorified iPod. The first unlock for the original iPhone took about two months to become freely available to new owners. How many people have said they want to buy an iPhone 3G from Linelink? Read on for the answer. |
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