Online Apple Stores run dry of iPhones
Often seen as the last reliable sources for iPhones, Apple's online stores in the US and UK have stopped taking orders for any model of the device.
O2
Katie Marsal
O2 says Apple's iPhone "no longer available" [updated x2]
O2, Apple's exclusive iPhone wireless provider in the UK, in a message on its website early Thursday announced that both models of the first-generation handset are no longer available for purchase in the country.
AppleInsider Staff
UK's Carphone Warehouse now completely out of iPhones
Carphone Warehouse, the high street retailer of UK-based wireless operator and exclusive iPhone provider O2, has completely run dry of both iPhone models as Apple is reported to have permanently ceased production of the 8GB model.
Reports: iPhone share slips as 8GB model discontinued in UK
Apple is among the handset makers who saw their share of the market slip early this year as the company slowed iPhone shipments, and is now reported to have discontinued the 8GB model in the UK ahead of a 3G version.
UK iPhone price cut boosts confidence in June 3G launch
A 100 pound price cut on Apple's 8GB iPhone in the UK, confirmed by wireless carrier O2 on Wednesday, is the latest bit of anecdotal evidence to hint towards near-term release of a redesigned 3G model, according to one Wall Street analyst.
Apple, O2 to slash 8GB iPhone price in the UK - report
Apple and wireless partner O2 this week will slash the price of its iPhone handset in the UK to 169 pounds from 269 pounds as part of a limited promotion, according to a new report.
Apple's iPhone goes on sale in Austria, Ireland
Apple on Friday began selling the iPhone in both Austria and Ireland, marking the fifth and sixth countries to see official support for the touch-screen handset since it first went on sale in the US last June.
iPhone coming to Ireland next month without Visual Voicemail
Wireless carrier O2 said last night that it has partnered with Apple Inc. to launch the iPhone in Ireland next month.
Unlocked iPhones may total 1 million, see help from insiders
A new report claims that between 800,000 and 1 million iPhones have been unlocked without permission — and that workers involved in producing the Apple handset may be helping along a blossoming gray market for the device.
Aidan Malley
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