Apple's new iPhone goes on sale Friday morning in North Texas, but the usual long lines aren't forming.
At the Apple Store on Knox Street in Dallas, a handful of people sat in their chairs to wait for the doors to close and then reopen Friday morning.
"(I've) been here since 11:30 this morning," Jason Wagoner said. "I'm all sunburned and, needless to say, I forgot to bring sunscreen."
The Dallas man came armed with a tent, water and food, but no sunscreen.
Dena Harrison had only been in line for a few hours. The 62-year-old Grapevine resident just had vein surgery on her legs, but still wanted to camp out to get the newest phone.
"I check my e-mails, I go on the Internet, I text -- I do everything on my iPhone," she said. "I love my iPhone."
Apple's latest smartphone is suppose to be fast when logging online. The 16-gigabyte phone starts at $199 and the 32-gigabyte phone starts at $299.
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The new 3GS phones have also several new features, including a video camera.
"I don't usually shoot a lot of video, but who knows, I might," Wagoner said.
