Don't want to be rude, I may be wrong, but I'm not thinking that apple
is trying to go after making converts of businesses.
That said they're NOT going after RIMM head on. The blackberry is
popular with business people, politicians on the hill.. What
politician was that just had their self
Don't want to be rude, I may be wrong, but I'm not thinking that apple
is trying to go after making converts of businesses.
The thing is, the cellphone business is a pretty low-margin business, and
this is actually the highest-yielding market segment.
If I had to guess. I'd guess apple is
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The iPhone seems decicively a consumer product, not a business tool. RIM
doesn't need to worry, and PalmOne only insofar as they've only briefly
occupied the high-end consumer market. This really is an wide-screen
video-capable iPod with a phone
Saw an interesting article
http://news.yahoo.com/s/zd/20070110/tc_zd/198403
Makes me wonder why Apple did this to be honest. Limiting yourself
to one carrier and it appears to be for a while based on tones I am
reading, you are automaticly handicapping yourself. So unless you
are on the
I dunno. Have you seen that thing? People pay to get out of contracts all
the time. I think the only reason they might not this time is because of the
hefty pricetag IN ADDITION to the cost of switching carriers. I've switched
a few times but the switch usually includes a free phone from the new
