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Can you get a version that doesn't have 5 logos from 3 different companies on it?
by nimbix 17y ago
Can you get a version that doesn't have 5 logos from 3 different companies on it?
- swombat 17y agoYes, it's funny how the iPhone has no logo whatsoever on the front, and a subtle, elegant one on the back. If it's a great piece of design, you don't need to stick labels all over it.
- sonofjanoh 17y agoIt's on the back so everyone can see it. It's a fashion statement to have an iSomething. Even here on HN you never (or rarely) read I have booted up my Asus or Dell or whatever BUT there's always "my Macbook" or similar. I like the underdog companies and I appreciate their effort and technology and I'm not buying into the iXXX hysteria. Apple was clever as it is being paid for being advertised. People pay sh%%loads for their products and they never ever forget to mention it in their discussions that they have one. Geeks are a very small percentage of the market so unless the phone is not a "fashion accessory" there won't be massive commercial success with it...but it will be a great thing I hope.
- gohnjanotis 17y agoI agree with your last point. It's too bad the Apple brand has been reduced to that of a designer fashion by the masses, or some kind of status symbol. It's like some people want a BMW just to impress the neighbors with a badge, while others can appreciate the level of engineering and the minds that went into the precision you can feel when you are driving it. I like to make purchasing decisions based on the competency of the company in making what they make, but unfortunately most people don't think that way so a phone like this doesn't even get a chance.
- ektimo 17y ago"while others can appreciate the level of engineering and the minds that went into the precision you can feel when you are driving it." I'd like to see a blind test for that. And who cares anyway if an expert can detect a certain "feel", other than for status?
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- gcb 17y agoacetone.
- gits_tokyo 17y ago"get a version that doesn't have..." This is the first thing I said to myself. I've never been a fan of the Verizon logo. The other thing that came to mind in terms of the interface for some reason IBM's OS/2 Warp