Marta, I believe you can use your iPhone in Europe, at lest one of the screens in iTunes had a footnote that if you wanted to use your iPhone in Europe you needed to call xxxxxxxx (phone number) to get it "OKed."
Anne Marta Edie wrote: > Now I need you gurus again. I know I cannot use the AT&T iPhone in > Europe, but could I use it to get my email and get on the internet in > a Wi-Fi spot? there are plenty of those and mostly free. How would I > go about it? Do nothing and be OK? > I have mine set to always ask to join a network when in the vicinity > of one. I am amazed how many networks in Louisville I have been asked > to join, although I usually can't because I don't know those people's > passwords. > I don't worry about the phone part. I have an old go-phone from t- > mobile from Germany which , being an old clunker ,weighs me down, > but I never lose my minutes, they don't go out ever anymore ( they > used to last for a year and I surely went there once a year, ) but > now they last forever , yes, forever. It would be cheaper for > business people going overseas to buy a phone and put some money on > it, they could come back time after time with their minutes and > phone number still intact. And the calls are so much cheaper. that's > why i never bothered to change my sim card in my phone from here. > Marta
