So can Apple really do it? Break into the mobile phone market. They’ve tried once already with Motorolla and failed dismally. Could this be it?
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So can Apple really do it? Break into the mobile phone market. They’ve tried once already with Motorolla and failed dismally. Could this be it?
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Today, just a day later, Apple are being sued… for using the iPhone name, which another phone company says belongs to them. Apply say that’s rubbish, because about 8 companies use the name for their phones. http://www.iphone.com interestingly belongs to neither of them.
The iPhone is already out of date, even if it ever makes it to our shores, which I doubt.
Nokia has introduced a phone that doesn’t use the voice carrier at all, only the data component, which makes the iPhone outdated.
The iPhone is “locked” to a particular carrier in the USA. One wonders what will happen when the user tries international roaming on carriers that aren’t “affiliated” to the US carrier. Probably no signal.
Would a “locked” phone be legal in SA? I thought SA carriers aren’t allowed locked phones.
A number of phones sold in the US are “locked”. But, even if they are unlocked, there are a number of services they aren’t compatible with. (See last note in the thread)