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iPhone Remains Effectively Sold Out in U.S.

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MacNN reports that a survey of Apple's iPhone availability tool shows that the iPhone 3G is effectively sold out across the country.

Only 3 stores appear to have any stock for Monday morning.

Apple notes that on Monday none of its 137 locations in the US will have stock of the 8GB iPhone and that the only location to have the 16GB black iPhone will be its retail store in Pleasanton, California (Stoneridge Mall). The only other two stores to have stock of the iPhone are the retail locations in Salem, New Hampshire (Rockingham Park) and New York City (Fifth Avenue) -- both of which only have the 16GB white iPhone model

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