It’s July 11th folks, the iPhone is here again. This time we aren’t looking at a big screen presentation controlled by Steve Jobs. This time we have 22 countries around the world selling the Apple’s phone. Everything started with New Zealand. They were the first to get the iPhone with some people getting in line a few days in advanced. Australia and Japan followed and then the rest of Europe. One by one, carrier stores opened their doors to the public. Lines have been reported elsewhere with people anxiously waiting for the 3G iPhone.

AT&T and Apple stores have also started selling the iPhone. As we speak, Americans on the East Coast are enjoying their new phones while the West Coast is about 20 minutes away from joining the iPhone frenzy.

And here are some pictures from around the world.

New Zealand:

Japan:

Australia:

Denmark:

Sweden:

The Netherlands:

Spain:

Canada:

via Engadget