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iPhone - Fab or Flop?


View Poll Results: iPhone - Will it be hugely popular
Heck yes! 0 0%
a bit of both 3 100.00%
no way! 0 0%
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Old 15th January 2007, 04:17 PM
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iPhone - Fab or Flop?

Apple have finally put the speculation to rest, they are releasing a mobile phone, and it will be called iPhone.

If you look at the technical details of the iPhone, there are standard features and a few stand out advances such as a multi-touch screen, but nothing that is ground breaking. The same could be said about the iPod when it was released. MP3 players existed for many years before the iPod but it was apple that made the MP3 player, or actually just the iPod, a must-have device. Motorola have experimented with supporting iTunes on their mobiles and found that it hasn't brought them the success they had hoped.

So will the iPhone be the next iPod, that's the question everybody (including me) is asking.
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Old 15th January 2007, 04:21 PM
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My money is on yes with a touch of no.

I think the iPhone will experience excellent success for a companies first phone release however, it will not be the next iPod.

Unlike the MP3 player industry, in the mobile phone industry there is a lot of brand loyalty, popular existing products, and a quickly evolving market where changing phones every 6-12 months is not considered abnormal anymore.
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