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About LinkBacksRead more.Despite predictions of severe stock shortages, Apple has already shifted over a million iPhone 3G handsets.
Read more.Despite predictions of severe stock shortages, Apple has already shifted over a million iPhone 3G handsets.
The thing with the iPhone is that it offers a collection of much needed features in one place. It's touchscreen, so easy to use, has Wi-Fi to ease of connecting to the home network, and also quite happily copes with the DRM music from iTunes.
For a typical media orientated consumer, it has all the features you'd want to be able to grab music and videos and play them on the move.
Despite the shoddy contract, I really am tempted to make an iPhone my first smartphone.
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This is bunny and friends. He is fed up waiting for everyone to help him out, and decided to help himself instead!
Insane that 250,000 handsets were sold in the UK, a quarter of the total sold worldwide. Don't these people know we're entering a recession?
I really don't need one, but even I was suprised by the technolust experienced when looking at that particular bit of kit....
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I'm really struggling to believe 250k have been sold here. REALLY struggling. I suspect some twisting of statistics somewhere along the line.
It offers little over the original iPhone for most (though they should have been included originally anyway), so I can't see all that many running out to upgrade, or are O2 offering a free or low-cost upgrade or something, in which case the numbers may make more sense? I mean come on... yes, GPS is nice and even necessary for some of us techies, but we're not the market the iPhone's aimed at.
I have never bought a hotcake... never gonna buy an iphone either
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