Days after Verizon Wireless shut down its iPhone pre-sale amidst overwhelming demand, the mobile provider and Apple are again accepting orders for the coveted smartphone.
The Apple.com homepage is currently focused solely on the device. Under a large iPhone 4 banner, the text reads, "Order or reserve your iPhone 4 on Verizon now." Clicking through now provides the option to order the smartphone on AT&T or Verizon (click below for larger image).
The Verizon Wireless Web site is also now accepting orders.
Apple said last week that phones ordered on Wednesday will be available for delivery or in-store pickup on February 10. Apple and Verizon Wireless stores will open at 7am tomorrow for those who want to purchase the devices in-store.
Verizon started accepting pre-orders for its existing customers at 3am on Thursday, February 3. The company ended that offer by 8:10pm Eastern after what it called the "most successful first day sales in the history of the company."
A JPMorgan analyst this week suggested that Verizon might have sold 500,000 iPhones during that pre-sale, though Verizon has not yet released solid sales figures.
For more, read PCMag's Vicki Jacobson's account of pre-ordering her Verizon iPhone 4 at 3am, check out our first look at the Verizon iPhone 4 and the unboxing slideshow below.