Apple iPhone 3G Sold Out, Signals New Phone at WWDC

June 6th, 2010 by Eric

Tonight I check the Apple Store and noticed that the iPhone 3G is no longer an item that can be purchased. The picture below shows that device is around, but no Select button under the picture of the device like the iPhone 3GS to the right.

Apple Store, no iPhone 3G to order

And for AT&T, they only have refurbished iPhones left to order at $49.99 If there was ever a time to purchase an iPhone on the cheap and you don’t mind an older 3G model, this may be your chance. In the picture below, you’ll see perhaps the lowest price for a new, but refurbished iPhone 3G.

AT&T sells iPhone 3G at $49

The third and last piece of evidence is Best Buy. Just like the AT&T Wireless site, they too are selling the Apple iPhone 3G 8Gb refurbished for $49.99. Funny that in the picture below, it shows the Regular Price at $499.99!

Best Buy sells iPhone 3G at $49

So what else does this mean? Tomorrow is Apple’s WWDC (WorldWide Developers Conference). It is highly expected that Apple will announce the next generation iPhone. These two signs online, both at the Apple Store and the AT&T Wireless site, are two more signs that the next iPhone is coming.

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