Apple now selling unlocked GSM iPhone 4 in US, starting at $649
Apple updated its online store on Tuesday to begin offering unlocked models of the iPhone 4, starting at $649.
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T-Mobile
Josh Ong
AT&T defends T-Mobile acquisition, says no effect on competition
AT&T filed a statement with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Friday claiming that the wireless market will "remain vibrantly competitive" after its merger with T-Mobile USA.
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With later arrival of new iPhone, HTC may challenge Apple as top US smartphone maker
Handset maker HTC has seen strong sales of its Android-based smartphones on all four U.S. carriers, putting the Taiwanese company in a position to contend with Apple for the title of top smartphone seller in the U.S.
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Sam Oliver
Sprint formally petitions AT&T, T-Mobile merger with FCC
Sprint has filed a formal petition with the Federal Communications Commission protesting AT&T's $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA, accusing the carrier of wasting its spectrum and taking a shortcut by purchasing T-Mobile.
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FCC questions AT&T over proposed T-Mobile purchase
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has submitted a request for information from AT&T with 50 questions regarding the company's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA.
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Apple job posting hints at upcoming Sprint iPhone
An Apple job listing for a "carrier engineer" located near the Sprint headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri, may point to the company's plans to add support for the carrier in an upcoming iPhone.
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Apple rumored to release 'iPhone 4S' with T-Mobile, Sprint support in Sept.
A new report claims that the fifth-generation iPhone will be a relatively minor update dubbed "4S" that will bring support for both Sprint and T-Mobile networks in the U.S.
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AppleInsider Staff
US senators grill AT&T, T-Mobile execs over acquisition
U.S. senators remained skeptical of the benefits of AT&T's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA as they questioned the companies' CEOs at a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on Tuesday.
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Briefly: DOJ probe on AT&T, T-Mobile acquisition; Foxconn in Brazil; Apple Maps job
The U.S. Department of Justice will launch an in-depth investigation into AT&T's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA, a new report claims. Meanwhile, more evidence has surfaced that Foxconn will soon begin producing Apple's iPhones and iPads in Brazil. Also, a new job posting from Apple indicates the company is explicitly looking for someone to revamp the Maps app for iOS.
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Daniel Eran Dilger
Katie Marsal
