People are saying "just don't buy it" well no **** sherlock, but that is not the point. In making an 8 GB iPhone again Apple is setting a bar. What many seem to think should be the base (32 GB) will never be the base and the cost to jump from 8 to 32 is going to be substantial. Many have expressed that in another year 8 GB won't even cut it, this is likely true. Again, apps continue to take up more space. I have 28 GB of usable space on my 32 GB 4S. I have 552 MB left. I have far too many apps, this is a fact, but recently I deleted any app I didn't use in the last 6 months and was left with only 8 GB free. I have no more than 2000 songs on my iPhone and hundreds of pictures.
People who say that the 8GB is good for mama, super. Wait until mama wants to download 10 apps and then save a video of her kid. Good luck with that on the newer phones that have better video capability; the 5C.
The point is not to skip buying, that is an obvious option if I ever saw one. It is that if $399 gets you an iPhone 5C 8 GB (for example) then won't the 32 GB iPhone 5C be some ridiculous price? I think so. If you wipe away 8 and 16, perhaps at least in the 5S, 6 models, then Apple can sell the 32 for $399, make a killing, still pay those poor workers at Foxconn and Tim can still buy all the hookers and blow he wishes.
I'm confident many consumers will love this new option in the iPhone product family. This new option meets the needs of those who want the very best phone on the marketplace, but they only want to use a few everyday apps like Facebook, Twitter, Dominos Pizza, Notes and Mail.
I'm definitely excited to see how many new customers buy one of these awesome devices.
So there's a big market and following for that Dominos Pizza app, huh? Who knew the day would come when it would rank with Notes, Facebook, Mail and Twitter. Notes being a base app that no one can delete anyway.
Thanks for checking in Tim.
I LOL'ed, literally. It did sound like a spokesman for Apple.