Comments on: Apple's iPhone wins J.D. Power award
Apple has won a customer satisfaction award from the consulting firm for the iPhone, besting products from RIM and Samsung among business smartphone users.
Apple has won a customer satisfaction award from the consulting firm for the iPhone, besting products from RIM and Samsung among business smartphone users.
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I'm wondering when the "but a PC is cheaper!!!elevnty!111!" crowd will realize this.
J.D. Powers' awards are not bought. You're thinking Consumers Digest.
- by hoogoola January 27, 2009 2:19 PM PST
- I went from a RIM blackberry to the iPhone and I sometimes wish I still had the blackberry. The iPhone is missing a very important feature: COPY and PASTE text. if there is a way to copy and paste, i'd love to know.
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