The apple iPhone has been described as 'revolutionary' by critics for it's release. The apple iphone sports a host of features, creating the most complete media platform in the form of a personal hand held device do date. It has bridged the gap between mp3/personal audio player, mobile phone, and personal computer to create a fully functional product.
The reason the Ipone is 'so good' is that it has features that other models after an 'all in one' product
that actually work - e.g web pages are viewed as they appear on a personal computer; the GUI of the music platform is identical to that of an ipod/itunes, and the phone is fully functional and interface counter intuitive, thanks to the touch-screen and other such handy features. Other phones e.g the Nokia N95 have followed suit and produced an 'all in one' platform also.
A problem I can see for apple is their contract with 02, giving it a total monopoly of the market (UK) this will pose a great obstacle for most of the potential customers in the market for a 'phone more than anything, as many will already be established usuers of other networks. Will their gamble pay off? lets wait and see.
The reason the Ipone is 'so good' is that it has features that other models after an 'all in one' product
that actually work - e.g web pages are viewed as they appear on a personal computer; the GUI of the music platform is identical to that of an ipod/itunes, and the phone is fully functional and interface counter intuitive, thanks to the touch-screen and other such handy features. Other phones e.g the Nokia N95 have followed suit and produced an 'all in one' platform also.
A problem I can see for apple is their contract with 02, giving it a total monopoly of the market (UK) this will pose a great obstacle for most of the potential customers in the market for a 'phone more than anything, as many will already be established usuers of other networks. Will their gamble pay off? lets wait and see.
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