Apparently sold a used iPhone... not NEW
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Sprint CEO Dan Hesse likened his company selling Apple's iPhone 4S to the Oakland A's in the movie "Moneyball." The A's are still looking for their World Series. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has sold some 130 million iPhones worldwide, making it easily the
by Bill Palmer Buzz has the iPhone 5 release date event in 2012 being a shrine to Apple's late CEO Steve Jobs, with ideas as far flung as a posthumous pre-taped introductory video visit from Jobs himself to usher in the “one more thing” iPhone 5 and
NEW YORK — The iPhone 4S has a little-heralded feature that makes it unique among phones, at least for a while: It can talk to a new class of wireless devices, such as watches and heart-rate monitors. The phone, which went on sale
We couldn't help but pit the Lumia 800 against two of its key rivals – Apple's iPhone 4S and the Samsung Galaxy S II – to see how the browser holds up. With many smartphone users spending a huge amount of their mobile time on the web,
BlackBerry owners are trading in their devices in record numbers, highlighting RIM's struggles and Apple's expected success with the iPhone 4S. Gazelle, an online tech product buyer, said the number of BlackBerry trades is up from its record highs
Apple's iPhone is now China's preferred device, Android gaining ...
Preference for buying a Nokia device as the next purchase is down 9 percent, a sign that the report is taking to show a loss of interest in its devices and a drop in its brand reputation in China. Declines are also registered for devices from RIM (down 3 percent) and Sony Ericcson (down 4 percent). While this many not seem like news to many, Morgan Stanley’s previous report ranked Nokia as the preferred smartphone brand amongst the urban audience surveyed. Apple has surpassed Nokia as China’s smartphone brand of choice, according to a new report published by Morgan Stanley which also shows a sharp rise in interest in Android devices. The findings of the research, which surveyed 2,050 urban Chinese mobile phone users in September, reveal “a surge in iPhone growth” in China as Apple and its flagship device continue to grow in popularity in the world’s most populous country....
