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Or consider the first iPhone which had no 3G. Building your first iteration specifically not to go up against a particular competitor can be intentional, in har
by AJ007 12y ago
Or consider the first iPhone which had no 3G. Building your first iteration specifically not to go up against a particular competitor can be intentional, in hardware and software. Two or three generations down the road this watch could prove interesting (or may be not, like the iPad.)
- patrickk 12y agoNo 3G, no app store(!!), no copy and paste, no GPS, worse call reception than the phones it replaced, the list goes on. It was still a massive success.
- masklinn 12y agoA pretty big difference is most other smartphones either didn't have these, or if they did the feature was so unusable it could just as well have been left out.
- 72deluxe 12y agoI remember it being fashionable here in the UK, mainly for the Carlsberg app that used the gyroscope (accelerometer?) to pretend that you were drinking a drink. And for showing that you had a lot of money compared to us pauper Nokia users. People were really disappointed with the lack of MMS, as I recall.