(c) The OS/2 Guy (c) <os2guy@gmail.com> wrote:

> The bottom line here is that the majority of legal iPhone owners are
> unhappy with hackers. Unhappy because hackers are putting their
> iPhone investments and the entire iPhone community at risk. Those
> legal iPhone owners want Apple to secure the iPhone and take legal and
> criminal action against those who jeopardize the iPhone product.

Apart from you, do you know anyone who things apple need to secure the
iPhone and take legal action (whatever reason they could have for that)
against people?

> Its a SmartPhone for Godsakes. It is the only SmartPhone to have
> changed the cell phone industry within five short months. So popular
> that it has left the U.S. and is now being sold and purchased in
> France, England and Germany for the ungodly sum of $1,500 US dollars.

Where? It can't be purchased in england for that cost (in fact they are
about $400-500 on ebay) and the german case hasn't been agreed yet.

> It holds 27% of the SmartPhone market in the U.S. when six months ago
> it wasn't even found in the SmartPhone market.

I know you keep quoting this figure but do you have any proof of it,
other than your say so? I find it really odd that the smartphone market
is so tiny in the USA where it is big everywhere else.

As I said, on your figures it means the US sells fewer smartphones than
the UK, dispite having 5 times the population.


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Woody

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