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The logic cuts both ways, right?
What is the point of this? :)
Yes, I'm willing to spend hundreds more for it. Yes, I understand the whole carrier subsidy thing. Yes, I know there are supposed unlocking solutions out there (which freeze up my iPhone every time I try to use them).
I'm more than happy for Apple to make a profit off me, in fact even more than they make off ATT customers because i want and need more functionality. I really want to be able to use my iPhone in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Argentina, Brazil, and all over Europe where I travel regularly for business. On ATT's best roaming plan I spend about $800/month when abroad even if I try to limit my use of data. Buying a prepaid SIM card in those countries would be so much easier and cheaper.
And if there was an unlocked version, all those potential new customers who are using "anyone but ATT" would no longer have an excuse to ignore this great phone.
I've heard Congress is debating this matter soon. I'll assume the cell phone carrier's lobbyists are busy making sure we consumers continue to be screwed.
and they work on Tmobile and with any plan too
Because Apple and AT&T have a contract.
and determining whether they are beneficial to customers or not
So who knows it may end soon
here's the source -:
http://www.informationweek.com/news/telecom/regulation/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=218100362
Ignore this person... no one would pay any attention to him if no one replied... He can say whatever he wants. Like MSFT, they just spit stuff out of their mouth... and have to suck it back when the facts get out. Marketshare is clearly showing the iPhone rules the smartphone space. Imagine if they opened it to all U.S. carriers? Next subject...
@everyone who wants iPhone switching to Verizon,
as many have pointed out, when they go to 4G/LTE. I am sticking to T-Mobile, because it's priced the best where i live and have always had GREAT service. So, forget switching to Verizon... open it up to ALL carriers, and let them fight it out regarding data plans. Then we'll win... I could get a 25% discount on either AT&T or Verizon, but my T-Mobile plan is all I need. I don't believe in jail-breaking, but I have seen T-Mobile dudes using a $5 work around for data. Now that is a deal...
Bottom line: the iPhone has made all the other phones better... that alone should make everyone happier. Even you haters... be happy you will have a better phone now that Apple gave us a higher standard BOTH regarding phones AND the need for carriers to upgrade. Other countries use their phones as credit cards, i.d. passes, mini-TVs, internet, etc. Now we finally are trying to match them. We still have a ways to go. If Apple ever gets surpassed, fine... But all this progressed would have taken forever had it not been for the iPhone.
Yay yay yay! Cannot say it better!
You're joking??? Right?? nobody can be this stupid!!!! LMFAO. Look at the numbers kid. Symbian is the dominant os choice at 47.9, with RIM following up at 19.4 and Win Mobile at 12.4. Oh Apple is 10.7.
Not so big are you Apple. Revisionist crack me up. You cant argue win but you do provide for some weak competition. Good luck at summer school.
1 Multimedia messaging does not support sculpture, macrame, or interpretive dance.
2 Voice memo recordings totally don't sound like me. I don't sound like that, do I? Seriously?
3 Turned on adult content filter but everybody in my videos still has their clothes on.
4 Adding a task to calendar did not result in task getting done.
5 Clicked this blue "compass" icon but kept getting some stupid web browser.
6 Still no apps to cure the nagging feeling that I should've bought a Palm Pre.
7 The touchscreen is now on the back of the phone instead of the front.
8 Gone to the bathroom four times already today, and Remote Wipe hasn't worked once.
9 Spotlight search crashed with memory overload error trying to index my Harry Potter cosplay photo collection.
10 Tried out tethering, but I think I broke my finger smacking that phone around the pole.
11 Apple still hasn't fixed the no-hardware-keyboard bug.
12 "Cut" function does not apply to monthly AT&T bill.
I guess you weren't smart enough to come up with your list which explains why you can't operate the phone--assuming you actually bought one--which I doubt.
- by powsurfer July 12, 2009 7:05 PM PDT
- Does anyone know where I can get information about actual sales numbers in each county?
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Showing 2 of 2 pages (119 Comments)EG. What's the sales breakdown of those 8 countries?
What's the sales numbers at now a month and a half later?
any info will help
thanks guys.