On 7 October 2011 05:30, Michael Hawksworth <[email protected]> wrote:
> The voice mail system at work (I'm an IT manager) run on it, only thing I > have ever seen that used it. > > One of the skills of the Apple team is to know their market. they know > they wont get MS out of the office and they dont care. If they can keep the > top 5% of the paying public paying over the odds for their systems they are > quite happy. > > The bit that rankles with me is that no matter how much Apple screw over > their customer base (unable to change batteries, poor reception etc etc) > their customers don't seem to care and keep coming back. The ability to > overcome the negativity from costly mistakes is probably one of Apples > greatest abilities. On that MS, Toyota, sinclair and many others wished they > could emulate. > The poor reception issue, as far as I know, only occurred in the U.S., and that is (and was) under AT&T. In Australia I never had to hold the phone a special way on the 4G. I could cover all four corners of the phone and the strength of the reception was the same as when it was flat on the desk and I was using it hands free. Anestis. -- Anestis Kozakis | [email protected] | http://www.akozakis.id.au/
