Yes you read the right. The iPhone is the fastest growing consumer electronic product in history. TechCrunch states:
Its adoption ramp is even steeper than videogame consoles including the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, and Sony PSP. The original iPod and Blackberry aren’t even in the same league.
If you’re in the US and have AT&T as your iPhone provider, you may frequently hear complaints about the speed of the AT&T data network, well that’s because it is 50x – FIFTY times! more than it was 3 years ago Wow again. I included two charts from TechCrunch that really show the explosiveness of the iPhone growth and it’s strain on the AT&T network, I’m just blown away by this.
TechCrunch is reporting that the blackra1n Jailbreak lets iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS owners running iPhone OS 3.1.2 use internet tethering. This is good news since Internet Tethering was recently killed off by the 3.1 update, but it's bad news because now it's pushing users to Jailbreak their iPhones in…
The next iPhone will be released for sale on Friday, September 21, a week and a half after the expected launch date of September 12, according to a series of reports from TechCrunch. This speculative release date is based on TechCrunch sources within AT&T and Verizon citing a store employee…
As the 2010 comes to a close, several prominent tech writers are declaring the iPad the best product of the year. Walt Mossberg has declared the iPad the "best product of 2010" saying: For a 1.0 product, the iPad was amazing. With the new iOS 4.2 operating system and its…
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Of course it is possible. Nobody could afford a TV at the beginning.
I bet it was the same for radio. And don’t forget when the iPhone/iPod were launched : you can’t even compare today’s advertising with the 1930’s one !
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Of course it is possible. Nobody could afford a TV at the beginning.
I bet it was the same for radio. And don’t forget when the iPhone/iPod were launched : you can’t even compare today’s advertising with the 1930’s one !
This is impossible. there is no way the iPhone grow faster than TV or radio