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Now if the other retailers had a larger supply, the total would have been higher to off set those long lines at the Apple store
 
iPhone4 - 77% = repeat customer
Google - 160,000 Android Phones Sold Per Day

2010 Smartphone Market by Platform [Estimate on June 28, 2010]

1. Symbian [73 Million]
2. Android [58 Million]
3. Blackberry [46 Million]
4. iPhone OS [35 Million]
5. Windows Mobile 6.5 [8.5 Million]

What's the big deal?

Apple sells like two phones, tops. Which sets the bar each time.

THAT is the big deal.
 
iPhone4 - 77% = repeat customer
Google - 160,000 Android Phones Sold Per Day

2010 Smartphone Market by Platform [Estimate on June 28, 2010]

1. Symbian [73 Million]
2. Android [58 Million]
3. Blackberry [46 Million]
4. iPhone OS [35 Million]
5. Windows Mobile 6.5 [8.5 Million]

What's the big deal?

But also realize that there are what, 200 new Android devices introduced to market every day? Android device manufacturers are like PC manufacturers, talking about how great their device is but 5 days later releasing something better and leaving you to fend for yourself. How many devices are still stuck on 1.6? Half?

Whats so impressive about the iPhone is that it is 1.7 million sales on a single carrier in the US (and multiple carriers abroad). If we were to tally up sales figures for a single US carrier with any device, I bet the iPhone would reign supreme.

If the iPhone went to Verizon, T-Mobile, etc, just imagine how many more sales there would be. Android is available on every carrier and thus it is easy to get in peoples hands.
 
Not what he said. He said there are plenty of places to discuss this already and this topic shouldn't be polluted. This thread is to discuss sales of the device, not dropping calls. People bringing dropped calls into this thread are the equivalent of a child throwing a tantrum. Keep relevant discussions where they belong.

This is a sales related issue - apple lost my sale because of the signal issues!!!
 
I am not one of those 1.7 million. I was all set to grab a new iPhone 4 to replace my 3G. I was excited about all of the new features (especially being able to record HD video and edit with iMovie on the fly). But, after hearing the reception issues, I am holding back for now. First and foremost, I am buying a phone with a meaty monthly payment. It should always be able to make calls without dropping them, and all of the flash and trashy is secondary.
 
iPhone4 - 77% = repeat customer
Google - 160,000 Android Phones Sold Per Day

2010 Smartphone Market by Platform [Estimate on June 28, 2010]

1. Symbian [73 Million]
2. Android [58 Million]
3. Blackberry [46 Million]
4. iPhone OS [35 Million]
5. Windows Mobile 6.5 [8.5 Million]

What's the big deal?


Oh right. Cause Google doesn't have repeated customers nor iPad and iPod Touch have the iPhone OS...
 
Not if it has as many problems as the iP4 has. Dropped calls, yellow spots on screen, etc.

But I guess it's all OK because it's Apple and Apple can do no wrong, right?

Unless you just fell off the Yam van, you should know that every new product will have it share of manufacturing defects. And guess what that is what your going to hear the most as the product launches.

While the reception issue is widespread the rest are just normal complaints. My phone is perfect besides the antenna issue and that only happens at my house which has always had lousy service. And I am the kind of person who went thru 4 or 5 3G's because of screen alignment issues.
 
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Here's a question. I just ran a speed test using the speedtest app. It's saying the upoad speed is faster than the download speed!!
Is that possible??
 
Even with the few issues, the phone is amazing. I shot lots of video of my brother's wedding over the weekend. The video turned out great and being able to edit it right on the phone is incredible.
 
I just feel truly sorry for the people who did buy an iPhone 4 that can't make calls.

I don't think that is the reality. Adjusting your hold is not a huge deal until we get more info or a fix. I have this issue, I have 2 bars here at work and it goes to no service if I cup the phone. I adjusted how I hold it (back to normal/not cupping it) and I have no issue now. I can surely make all the calls I need.

If someone is having it way worse than I am the solution is pretty simple, go return it. No reason to feel so "truly sorry" for someone. It's not like some big tragedy in their lives its a phone.
 
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Here's a question. I just ran a speed test using the speedtest app. It's saying the upoad speed is faster than the download speed!!
Is that possible??

Of course.
 
I hope the iPhone comes out before mid-July in Australia. I can't wait any longer!!
 
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Here's a question. I just ran a speed test using the speedtest app. It's saying the upoad speed is faster than the download speed!!
Is that possible??

Yep! More ppl are downloading then they are uploading. That and the 3G chip in the iPhone 4 has better upload speeds than the previous one.
 
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Here's a question. I just ran a speed test using the speedtest app. It's saying the upoad speed is faster than the download speed!!
Is that possible??

Of course, why wouldn't it be?

Even with the few issues, the phone is amazing. I shot lots of video of my brother's wedding over the weekend. The video turned out great and being able to edit it right on the phone is incredible.

Agreed. Apple will release a fix of some sort for the reception issue. However besides that the device is very nice, camera quality is awesome, build quality is great, and the text is insanely clear on the screen.
 
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Here's a question. I just ran a speed test using the speedtest app. It's saying the upoad speed is faster than the download speed!!
Is that possible??

That does sound odd.

I just ran a speed test with just ONE signal bar and 3G and got 2113kbps/371kbps.

Not to bad for 1 bar of reception AND I was holding the antenna. :)
 
iPhone4 - 77% = repeat customer
Google - 160,000 Android Phones Sold Per Day

2010 Smartphone Market by Platform [Estimate on June 28, 2010]

1. Symbian [73 Million]
2. Android [58 Million]
3. Blackberry [46 Million]
4. iPhone OS [35 Million]
5. Windows Mobile 6.5 [8.5 Million]

What's the big deal?

Don't make fun of Android just because there are 58 million phones out there that are inferior to the iPhone. iPhone OS is found on 1 phone. Andriod is found on 1, then add a couple zeros after that.

That's like saying the Android App Store is better than Apple's because more people (potentially, not in current practice) can use it.
 
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