This is getting ridiculous! AT&T will suffer the consequences of promoting Apple heavily and sidelining Android. This strategy may pay off in the short-term. AT&T needs to wake up and realize that they must jump 100% with Google/Android. Based on recent reports posted here on this very forum, iOS is in a steady decline. It's silly for AT&T to continue promoting Apple heavily in their stores.
They'll rue the day, I tell you. Rue it! Ruuuuuue! .... Erm ... c'mon, start rue-ing already.
"Short-term" as in the last 5-ish years? That kind of "short-term"? And just out of curiosity, does "iOS is in a steady decline" mean selling more iOS devices than the year before, every year, since they started making them? Does that also mean outselling any other smartphone and/or tablet producer on Earth?
Slapppy, you so crazy! Put down that hooch child, it'll make ya' go blind - hell, it's already made you delusional.
"Short-term" as in the last 5-ish years? That kind of "short-term"? And just out of curiosity, does "iOS is in a steady decline" mean selling more iOS devices than the year before, every year, since they started making them? Does that also mean outselling any other smartphone and/or tablet producer on Earth?
Slapppy, you so crazy! Put down that hooch child, it'll make ya' go blind - hell, it's already made you delusional.
So far, through 2011, Apple has sold more in each calendar year than they did when adding all previous years together and comparing. While that kid of growth isn't sustainable it's azazimg that has happened at all from one company with one new handset a year that apparently has bad, overpriced product that is only bought by iSheep despite the clearly superior Android OS being installed on hundreds of new models each year by dozens of dozens of vendors.
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This is getting ridiculous! AT&T will suffer the consequences of promoting Apple heavily and sidelining Android. This strategy may pay off in the short-term. AT&T needs to wake up and realize that they must jump 100% with Google/Android. Based on recent reports posted here on this very forum, iOS is in a steady decline. It's silly for AT&T to continue promoting Apple heavily in their stores.
They'll rue the day, I tell you. Rue it! Ruuuuuue! .... Erm ... c'mon, start rue-ing already.
"Short-term" as in the last 5-ish years? That kind of "short-term"? And just out of curiosity, does "iOS is in a steady decline" mean selling more iOS devices than the year before, every year, since they started making them? Does that also mean outselling any other smartphone and/or tablet producer on Earth?
Slapppy, you so crazy! Put down that hooch child, it'll make ya' go blind - hell, it's already made you delusional.
"Short-term" as in the last 5-ish years? That kind of "short-term"? And just out of curiosity, does "iOS is in a steady decline" mean selling more iOS devices than the year before, every year, since they started making them? Does that also mean outselling any other smartphone and/or tablet producer on Earth?
Slapppy, you so crazy! Put down that hooch child, it'll make ya' go blind - hell, it's already made you delusional.
So far, through 2011, Apple has sold more in each calendar year than they did when adding all previous years together and comparing. While that kid of growth isn't sustainable it's azazimg that has happened at all from one company with one new handset a year that apparently has bad, overpriced product that is only bought by iSheep despite the clearly superior Android OS being installed on hundreds of new models each year by dozens of dozens of vendors.