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Yes, I'm sure Android's success is a result of consumers' response to all this tech-world inside baseball, and nothing whatsoever to do with the fact that Veriz
by gabrielroth 16y ago
Yes, I'm sure Android's success is a result of consumers' response to all this tech-world inside baseball, and nothing whatsoever to do with the fact that Verizon's network is so much better than AT&T's.
- jasonlotito 16y agoYou know what? That's Apple's fault, too. They went with AT&T. AT&T is what Apple wanted, and AT&T is a part of the iPhone experience. Everyone says how Apple works really hard to make sure every aspect of the experience is rock solid, etc. Fine. AT&T is apart of that. Apple said "The AT&T experience is how we want to be represented in the mobile world." If AT&T's service isn't good, this reflect directly on the iPhone, and Apple. The iPhone is Apple's product, not AT&T's.
- gabrielroth 16y agoYeah, if the article had made that argument it would have a lot more validity.
- MWinther 16y agoActually, it was more of a "AT&T accepted Apple's terms when it came to developing a new phone back before anyone had seen the original iPhone." As thanks, they got a 5-year exclusivity agreement with Apple.
- jasonlotito 16y agoHowever you want to swing it, Apple went with AT&T as the provider.