Line ups around the Apple stores and stores of service providers such as Rogers and Fido were endless on July 30. Apple’s latest iPhone, the iPhone 4 was launched over a month ago in the US, a few weeks ago in the UK, and finally this week in Canada.
The iPhone craze does not seem like it is something that is going to end anytime soon. Despite there being issues such as antenna and reception problems with the phone, it is still in great demand. The massive price tag that comes with the phone is not something which is stopping buyers from lining up and eagerly waiting for the product.
Some may think these technology lovers are nuts, others might be one amongst many of them. The iPhone 4 has made headlines as it is expected to have many added features which cell phone users are attracted to, but at the end of the day we all know it is more the brand associated with the phone than it is anything else. Whatever the case, it has attracted millions of users/buyers around the world, and after more than a month of being launched, it is still making headlines today.
Millions of people spending $600-800 CAD on a cell phone, who says we are in a recession?
The iPhone craze does not seem like it is something that is going to end anytime soon. Despite there being issues such as antenna and reception problems with the phone, it is still in great demand. The massive price tag that comes with the phone is not something which is stopping buyers from lining up and eagerly waiting for the product.
Some may think these technology lovers are nuts, others might be one amongst many of them. The iPhone 4 has made headlines as it is expected to have many added features which cell phone users are attracted to, but at the end of the day we all know it is more the brand associated with the phone than it is anything else. Whatever the case, it has attracted millions of users/buyers around the world, and after more than a month of being launched, it is still making headlines today.
Millions of people spending $600-800 CAD on a cell phone, who says we are in a recession?
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