AT&T, O2, Apple & Carphone Warehouse To Offer No-contract iPhones

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Another interesting tidbit reported by Mobileburn is that the price of replacing a broken but subsidised iPhone (in the US at least) has now matched the price of the $599 and $699 model, a $400 hike compared to a few weeks ago.

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