“It’s iPhone Day here in the U.S. and seven other countries: Apple’s new iPhone 3G S goes on sale,” Dan Frommer reports for SIlicon Alley Insider.
“The lines outside Apple stores aren’t the same as they were last year, when the iPhone 3G first went on sale, quenching all sorts of pent-up demand. But they exist — plenty of iPhone fanatics and pre-order customers are waiting to pick their new gadgets up,” Frommer reports.
“Because of the way the mobile industry’s economics work out, AT&T isn’t offering most iPhone 3G customers the lowest price to buy the new 3G S,” Frommer reports. “And most people aren’t going to spend $400 or $500 for a new iPhone less than a year after their last one.”
Full article, with link to see photos from Apple and AT&T stores around the world, here.
