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> Which countries are you referring to, exactly? The answer to that is the GP's: "In much of the rest of the world". Australia is considered to be a rich, "Wes
by cryptoz 16y ago
> Which countries are you referring to, exactly?
The answer to that is the GP's: "In much of the rest of the world". Australia is considered to be a rich, "Western" nation. Much of the rest of the world is poor, not rich. They do not have Apple stores or, in many cases, fast wired Internet connections. You've got to break out of your mind's box where thinking that Western countries dominate; in terms of population, they don't. At all.
> I think it makes sense to compare phones of similar capabilities.
What about in places where the iPhone isn't for sale, directly? What will you do then? If you would like an example, take Tanzania. They have wireless networks, but (to my knowledge) no iPhone.
The vast majority of the world cannot afford iPhones, but they are able to connect to wireless networks.
- code_duck 16y agoOkay, Android phones are definitely more expensive than phones that aren't available. I never said, implied or referenced any sort of idea that Western countries dominate in terms of population. Thanks for clearing this up, though.