I have about five coworkers with the iPhone 4. Besides them and my Mom, I haven't seen anyone else with one.
Again, he was saying a lot of people have an iPhone, not just iPhone 4, which I agree with. I see them everywhere now.
I have about five coworkers with the iPhone 4. Besides them and my Mom, I haven't seen anyone else with one.
The thing that always amazed me about the insane popularity of the RAZR was that the RAZR was a crappy phone. The display on that thing was horrendous, the camera was terrible, etc. I couldn't believe anybody ever loved those, even in their heyday. I mean, was being thin THAT cool?
Sony Ericsson's were always much, much better phones even during the RAZR heyday. I couldn't believe ANYBODY would choose the RAZR over the w810i's and whatnot I was rockin at the time.
I live in Dallas, TX and haven't seen anybody here yet with an iPhone 4 other than me. The only person I've seen publicly to date with an iPhone 4 was actually in Madison, WI at a bar earlier this month
When RAZRs were trendy, they went for almost 600 USD. for a dumbphone.
Ridiculous.
The RAZR was indeed a crap phone. I tried to get people not to buy it when I worked part-time at that AT&T store (I was in grad school). But, they HAD to have it.
I had a SE 610. I loved that phone.
the w810i came out like 2 years after the original V3 Razr...when the original razr dropped it was revolutionary in the north american market. a flip phone that was a 1/3 the size in thickness than anything else on the market...damn phone cost 500bux back in 05...I got it before any carriers had it and it became the "free with contract" phone. Never diss the Razr, it was magical...
side note, sister's fiance still uses a v3i Razr
But I had the SE T616 and the SE W600 around that time, and would have traded neither for the crappy RAZR
To me the "phone that everyone had" will always be the Nokia 5110. That was *the* phone to have when mobile phones became ubiquitous in the UK in '98. I reckon they had more market share then than the iPhone (of any flavour) does now.
As of 7/21, I've yet to see an iPhone4.
Yeah, I realized after I posted.
But I had the SE T616 and the SE W600 around that time, and would have traded neither for the crappy RAZR
there is no antenna flaw. get over it.
Funny you compare it to the RAZR.
I have been thinking about getting my old RAZR out and using it again. Ditching the iPhone and getting a 3G iPad.
The topic starter said everyone has an iPhone now, not an iPhone 4![]()
Everyone has a iPhone now, just as with the RAZR a few years back, despite the Antenna design flaw with the iPhone 4, it is as Steve Jobs said, perhaps the best product ever made at Apple.
I know, it's crazy seeing people in Santa Ana with iPhonesOrange County is filled with wealthy people, which is a bit surprising. However, if you are just saying iPhones in general, I would say a majority of people I see have them.
I'd say iPhone 5 being on T-mo is the most realistic just because it doesn't require a hardware change and much less people have t-mo v Verizon which means demand will only jump up moderately.I think once Apple opens the iPhone up to Verizon, T-Mo, and Sprint, so that anyone can buy one, we may seen an explosion similar to the RAZR, where literally everyone has one. I'm scared to think of what the lines will be like when that happens, assuming the iPhone 5 is available on multiple carriers in the U.S.
IMO you will see iPhone 6 or 7 on Veirzon/Sprint because by then Apple will run out of upgrades besides the generic more ram/ faster gpu, larger storage thing and will need new carriers in order to keep up the sales boom.