Apple sells unlocked iPhones in Hong Kong

September 27, 2008
Apple sold a million iPhone 3G models in the first weekend after its July 11 launch

An iPhone sold in Hong Kong. Apple has started selling unlocked models of its popular iPhone 3G in Hong Kong which allow users the freedom to select the telecoms provider of their choice

Apple has started selling unlocked models of its popular iPhone 3G in Hong Kong which allow users the freedom to select the telecoms provider of their choice.



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