The much-hyped iPhone has finally reached Australian shores and it appears marketers, banks and brokers are keen to tap into its money making potential, The Australian reports.
In the wake of the iPhone's introduction, analysts Frost and Sullivan are predicting mobile phone revenue will grow by 300 per cent this year to be worth more than $10 million.
CommSec is one of the first brokers to jump on the iPhone bandwagon with media titans News Ltd and Fairfax also tweaking online content to accommodate the device's capabilities.
I new that this time around was going to be more of the same. Huge line, no service, no inventory, horrible customer service, etc...AT&T couldn't get it right the first time, what makes you think they would get it right the second time around ? I think if you never had an iPhone maybe go through the trouble, but if you already have one, why go through the headache for another one. Makes no sense. Apple always launches news products with very low inventory to create excitement and demand. I did it once with the mini me, and never again. I can wait, if I really want an Apple Anything.
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Posted by: Petes2cents | 14 July 2008 at 01:20 PM