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sirozha said: sree said: mac_dog said: sirozha said: My town is inundated with H1B-visa Indians who have replaced 50% or more of American IT personnel. About 35% of doctors are Indian on H1B visas. They have pushed Americ…
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mac_dog said: sirozha said: My town is inundated with H1B-visa Indians who have replaced 50% or more of American IT personnel. About 35% of doctors are Indian on H1B visas. They have pushed Americans out of the jobs here, and these are…
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Apple's strategy in india is highly questionable and reeks of snobbishness. (They don't buy our phones because they can't afford us, they can only buy the budget models etc. etc.). The fact of the matter is that any company needs to respect the cust…
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GeorgeBMac said: And, with that, Microsoft left Apple in the dust. Not according to their revenues... GeorgeBMac said: Nearly a decade ago they developed an OS that works either in touch-screen mode or touchpad mode. And, since then th…
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neilm said: sree said: bluefire1 said: I was told by an Apple employee that high power quick chargers can impact battery life and it was a better bet to charge at a slower speed. I have been using the iPad charger for my iPho…
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While these articles are excessive nonsense, I do think apple is facing some feature saturation in the smartphone market. Newer features aren't generating the same amount of desire, and a large section of people (not all) are starting to feel they d…
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melgross said: muthuk_vanalingam said: melgross said: So far, we haven’t seen the Indian government being that interested in tracking its people as the Chinese have. While it’s a crazy country, politically (though ours is gettin…
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mcdave said: There must be some defence against regulators dictating UX with “apps” rather than stipulating and enforcing policy via system requirements. As iOS already meets the intentions justifying the app, any enforcement of a third part…
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bluefire1 said: I was told by an Apple employee that high power quick chargers can impact battery life and it was a better bet to charge at a slower speed. I have been using the iPad charger for my iPhone for a long time. 3years, and the b…
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Only problem, it rarely ever works. Frustrating actually. Have a Mac, iPhone and iPad. Sometimes it works, mostly it doesn't.
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maestro64 said: JWSC said: SpamSandwich said: So Apple found maybe 200 people total in India with enough money to buy the X? India is an impoverished country, despite occasional small pockets of well off people. The Chinese midd…
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Rayz2016 said: Okay. I find this very hard to believe. Most people that comment about the buying power of indians have rarely visited india and definitely don't have an understanding of how vast and varied india is. Just the middle cl…
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ksec said: wood1208 said: Hope, cheap Chinese phones don't flood the Indian market. They already did. I have very little trust and faith in the Indian government. What they want is 5 years from now Apple will have some of its manu…
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antoniofonseca said: In overprotective countries such as India, Brazil and Turkey it is difficult for Apple to push for competitive prices because of over-regulation, high taxes and market restraint measures that in practice only make the con…
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maestro64 said: sree said: luxetlibertas said: sree said: India does not discriminate for or against apple. It does not allow any used or refurbished goods to be sold in the country (from any company), since such a regu…
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luxetlibertas said: sree said: India does not discriminate for or against apple. It does not allow any used or refurbished goods to be sold in the country (from any company), since such a regulation can and will be misused by the 'gl…
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bshank said: sree said: gmgravytrain said: There's no way Apple can ever sell many iPhones in India. Apple doesn't sell $100 smartphones. A used iPhone 4s could be too expensive for most Indian consumers. That's just the way …
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fallenjt said: Told you guys before. India is not like China. The Chinese can sell a kidney for an iPhone while the Indian wouldn’t even give up a Masala for it...bottom line: Indians are cheap, man...lol no offense! Yes the guy who will s…
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antoniofonseca said: In overprotective countries such as India, Brazil and Turkey it is difficult for Apple to push for competitive prices because of over-regulation, high taxes and market restraint measures that in practice only make the con…
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gmgravytrain said: There's no way Apple can ever sell many iPhones in India. Apple doesn't sell $100 smartphones. A used iPhone 4s could be too expensive for most Indian consumers. That's just the way it is. I'm sure Apple must realize th…