Re: Apple's New Guided Tour of 3G iPhone

RBM

"Oxford" <> wrote in message
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> "BruceR" <> wrote:
>
>> ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other non-ATT)
>> groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to understand, but those
>> of us who are happy with their non-ATT carriers just don't care about
>> the iphone.
>
> ah, within a few years, 60% of the population will have an iPhone so
> it's good to let people start learning about them now.
>
> and if you noticed, today AT&T said they will soon sell iPhones with no
> contract so that opens the door wide open for T-Mobile people wanting to
> move up to an iPhone.
>
> so sit back, watch the tour and enjoy a glimpse into your future!
>
>
>
> (or for slower connections, you can fully download or choose a smaller
> sized version of the tour here)
>
>
>

Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone
business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product that
the majority of cell phone users want, which they obviously haven't, and the
smarmy ranting of fools like you, certainly aren't helping sales any
> -

Justin

RBM wrote on [Tue, 1 Jul 2008 16:23:48 -0400]:
>
> "Oxford" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> "BruceR" <> wrote:
>>
>>> ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other non-ATT)
>>> groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to understand, but those
>>> of us who are happy with their non-ATT carriers just don't care about
>>> the iphone.
>>
>> ah, within a few years, 60% of the population will have an iPhone so
>> it's good to let people start learning about them now.
>>
>> and if you noticed, today AT&T said they will soon sell iPhones with no
>> contract so that opens the door wide open for T-Mobile people wanting to
>> move up to an iPhone.
>>
>> so sit back, watch the tour and enjoy a glimpse into your future!
>>
>>
>>
>> (or for slower connections, you can fully download or choose a smaller
>> sized version of the tour here)
>>
>>
>>
>
> Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone
> business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product that

***** that, Apple would be tyrannical with a market share like that

Joel Koltner

"RBM" <> wrote in message
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> Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone
> business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product that
> the majority of cell phone users want, which they obviously haven't, and the
> smarmy ranting of fools like you, certainly aren't helping sales any

Hmm... are you next going to tell us that Microsoft earned 90+% of the desktop
OS market business by developing a product the majority of computer users
want?

RBM

"Joel Koltner" <> wrote in message
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> "RBM" <> wrote in message
> news:486a924e$0$11618$...
>> Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone
>> business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product
>> that the majority of cell phone users want, which they obviously haven't,
>> and the smarmy ranting of fools like you, certainly aren't helping sales
>> any
>
> Hmm... are you next going to tell us that Microsoft earned 90+% of the
> desktop OS market business by developing a product the majority of
> computer users want?
>
> Nope,only that it was preferred over anything anyone else had

Oxford

In article <486ae513$0$11616$>, "RBM" <>
wrote:

> > Hmm... are you next going to tell us that Microsoft earned 90+% of the
> > desktop OS market business by developing a product the majority of
> > computer users want?
> >
> Nope,only that it was preferred over anything anyone else had

i don't think anyone ever "preferred" microsoft products, it was more
"they had little choice".

The Bob

Oxford <> amazed us all with the following in
news:apony-AD6376.21170801072008@dialup-4.167.115.65.Dial1.Houston1.Level
3.net:

> In article <486ae513$0$11616$>, "RBM" <>
> wrote:
>
>> > Hmm... are you next going to tell us that Microsoft earned 90+% of
>> > the desktop OS market business by developing a product the majority
>> > of computer users want?
>> >
>> Nope,only that it was preferred over anything anyone else had
>
> i don't think

And there is the most accurate statement to date.