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This angle of attack definitely makes sense when you consider HTC's $300 million investment in Beats By Dre - a brand that primarily targets the youth market.
by czhiddy 15y ago
This angle of attack definitely makes sense when you consider HTC's $300 million investment in Beats By Dre - a brand that primarily targets the youth market.
Good luck convincing a generation raised on iPods that the iPhone is old and stodgy, though. It also doesn't help when promotions like http://www.supercuts.com/promotion/SuperAccess/default.asp http://www.supercuts.com/promotion/SuperAccess/default.asp effectively lower Android's perceived value.
- dagw 15y agoI'm guessing your second point is the reason why HTC is pushing HTC Sense so hard. "Any piece of crap can run Android, but if you want a Sense phone you have to get an HTC"
- technoslut 15y agoIf Sense is the main selling point then it isn't a very good one. I'm not a kid anymore but I can tell you that, while they may know a lot about phones than their parents, they don't care about different Android skins. Those that are aware want stock Android.
- sjs382 15y agoI prefer HTC Sense. It's why I waited for a HTC phone to come out on Verizon rather than jump on the original Droid.