Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment.The iPhone 3GS lacks some of the refinements that consumers can find in the iPhone 4, such as a Retina Display, FaceTime video chatting, and an improved design. The iPhone 3GS does run iOS 4 and comes with either a black or white back plate, making it a fine alternative to the iPhone 4 for those who don’t need the new features.
If you want one for $49, you will have to hunt down to a local AT&T store to grab one for the half price.
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