However, consumers purchased the iPhone, and not immediately after use, also need to complete an important step – activation. Here is the whole iPhone activation process:

Guide language: Beijing June 29, the highly anticipated Apple iPhone will be officially listed on the U.S. local time Friday, when Apple and consumers through AT & T stores, as well as Apple’s Web site to purchase the product. In order to get the first iPhone, a lot of fans were waiting impatiently in front of Apple stores in a long queue. However, consumers purchased the iPhone, and not immediately after use, also need to complete an important step – activation. Here is the whole iPhone activation process:

Activate the required conditions:

(1) iPhone can not be activated in the store.

(2) The purchase of iPhone users will get a sealed box, this box should not be in the store to open.

(3) The box will contain:

- Pre-installed SIM card iPhone;

-USB data cable;

- Sync Charge cradle

- Stereo Headphones

- Power Adapter

-iPhone Product Information Guide

- User Guide

(4) users need to use the USB data cable or sync and charge cradle to connect the iPhone to their Windows PC or Mac. Users to use the computer must be connected to the Internet, and should be the user used to add music, video, and update the iPhone’s computer.

(5) PC operating system should be Windows SP Service Pack 2 or Vista, does not support Windows 2000.

(6) Mac OS 10.4.10 version should be.

(7) users need to use the latest version of iTunes software to activate their wireless service.

(8) before using iTunes to activate, iPhone will be in is not active. Without the active, except for emergency numbers in addition, iPhone can not make or receive calls. In addition, iPhone, iPod, Internet and Wi-Fi functionality is unavailable.

(9) iPhone activation is completed, customers will receive an email containing a link to the Wireless Service Guide (WSG) links. Users click on the link will enter the network account management to access the WSG.

Specific activation process:

(1) to activate the iPhone, users need to use the USB data cable or sync and charge cradle to connect the iPhone to their Windows PC or Mac. Computer users need to connect to the Internet.

(2) iPhone to connect to the computer, iTunes will start. If the computer does not have to install iTunes (need 7.3 or later), the system will prompt the user to download the latest version.

(3) If your computer is installed iTunes, the iTunes activation process will start.

(4) In most cases, if not installed iTunes, the computer will automatically begin the download.

(5) The user needs to choose a new AT & T Wireless Services customers, or existing customers.

(6) the original AT & T Wireless Services customers can do the following to upgrade to iPhone:

- By providing mobile phone number, zip code, and the last four digits of social security numbers to authenticate existing accounts;

- Select an iPhone data solutions to replace the original data solutions;

- Agreed to a two-year AT & T service agreement;

- No need to pay upgrade costs;

- If there is no iTunes Music Store account, then the need to open one;

- Will receive an email that contains a link to the Wireless Service Guide (WSG) links. Users click on the link will enter the network account management to access the WSG.

(6) The user needs to do the following to activate the new services:

- Choose whether the new AT & T Wireless Services customer, or want a new service added to the original AT & T Wireless Services account;

- If you want a new service added to the original AT & T wireless services account, the user needs by providing a phone number, zip code, and the last four digits of social security numbers to authenticate existing accounts;

- Users can choose whether to number portability;

- Choose an AT & T Nation, FamilyTalk or Line program and iPhone data tariff programs;

- Agreed to a two-year AT & T service agreement;

- Agreed to pay 36 U.S. dollars service activation fees;

- If there is no iTunes Music Store account, then the need to open one;

- Will receive an email that contains a link to the Wireless Service Guide (WSG) links. Users click on the link will enter the network account management to access the WSG.