iPhone AT&T's top-selling handset
Well. I have to say this is a bit of a surprise. I was expecting the thing to do well, but not that well. The one odd bit of irony is that the first time I pulled the article, immediately underneath it was an ad for unlocked iPhones. So there's bound to be some portion of them that are vanishing into some manner of grey market.
I figured I'd share it because I recall that not long ago, some would-be expert was claiming that the iPhone was really a flop, and that the million units sold were just sitting in inventory somewhere. Whereas this piece cites the number of units delivered to consumers and seems to provide a decent 'warts and all' assessment. I'm not sure I see it becoming the top selling handset overall in the US, though, particul...
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I figured I'd share it because I recall that not long ago, some would-be expert was claiming that the iPhone was really a flop, and that the million units sold were just sitting in inventory somewhere. Whereas this piece cites the number of units delivered to consumers and seems to provide a decent 'warts and all' assessment. I'm not sure I see it becoming the top selling handset overall in the US, though, particul...
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I found the last lines on this article to be surprisingly informative. So many people claimed (and still do) that 'the iPhone sucks and this and that' this shows that most iPhone owners are happy with their equipment and their concerns are not based on AT&T's network, much less on its reliability. Not that I had any doubts, I just think it's great to get some confirmation on the issue.
AT&T rocks!
AT&T rocks!
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