Same problem with the hosting servers and about a billion other factors which make the article interesting, but pointless.
I assume this service also comes with unlimited bandwidth and is not traffic shaped like pretty much every ISP out there.
Interesting.. sources ?
The Reg and Gizmodo UK report O2 (http://uk.gizmodo.com/2007/07/06/o2_wins_iphone_u k_contract.html) - will have to wait and see I suppose.
Personally I will wait on the other manufactorers pushing out "similar" type phones. Apple has given the mobile industry a shock but they are big enough to counter. I'm not sure how many people will actually purchase this in the UK (via O2 so the rumours go) - we're very much a one year contract and get an upgrade / new contract bunch of people and we rarely spend significants amount of money on mobiles.
Sure Apple have done a good PR exercise with the mobile but apple's market share of mobiles will be tiny in comparison to the others.
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So typical in the mobile scene that everyone has to develop a new way.
Same problem with the hosting servers and about a billion other factors which make the article interesting, but pointless. I assume this service also comes with unlimited bandwidth and is not traffic shaped like pretty much every ISP out there.
Interesting.. sources ? The Reg and Gizmodo UK report O2 (http://uk.gizmodo.com/2007/07/06/o2_wins_iphone_u k_contract.html) - will have to wait and see I suppose.
Personally I will wait on the other manufactorers pushing out "similar" type phones. Apple has given the mobile industry a shock but they are big enough to counter. I'm not sure how many people will actually purchase this in the UK (via O2 so the rumours go) - we're very much a one year contract and get an upgrade / new contract bunch of people and we rarely spend significants amount of money on mobiles. Sure Apple have done a good PR exercise with the mobile but apple's market share of mobiles will be tiny in comparison to the others.