Comments on: What Does a Sold Out iPhone 4 Say About China?

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[...] until recently, hasn’t seen huge demand for Apple’s smartphone. Last month, however, Apple’s initial run of GSM iPhones sold out in China and the pre-order process was halted due to high [...]

By: eric Chan

eric Chan — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 19:49:09 +0000

smartphones will explode once the price comes down in both hardware and data in the developing world

for many it will be the only real way to access the internet

touch screens will dominate just for the simple fact that handling different languages is a software not hardware issue

By: worldbfree4me

worldbfree4me — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 18:15:47 +0000

I’d argue that the iPhone is simply a feature phone with apps… All of its so-called smart abilities are limited or outright locked while other so-called smart phones have limitless ability offering it’s users a wide array of customizations akin to your PC.

By: iPhone Marketer

iPhone Marketer — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 17:13:38 +0000

It would certainly seem that the adoption of the iPhone 4 has been larger – 100,000 in four days!

It will be interesting to graph smartphone growth in China: as you mentioned, with 1.4 billion people populating its land, China could become a goldmine for whichever company truly succeeds in penetrating its mobile market.

The likes of Nokia and Samsung will defiantly need to increase the number of smartphone models they offer consumers or home in on a couple of top class devices if they want to dominate over other companies, such as Apple.

The mobile movement in China will make for fascinating watching…

Thanks for such a thought provoking article – we look forward to watching the Chinese smartphone evolution!

By: iPhone Marketer

iPhone Marketer — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 17:12:20 +0000

It would certainly seem that the adoption of the iPhone 4 has been larger – 100,000 in four days!

The mobile movement in China will make for fascinating watching…

Thanks for such a thought provoking article – we look forward to watching the Chinese smartphone evolution!

By: MCR

MCR — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 17:00:45 +0000

This is ridiculous! China has WAY more people that we have here in the US, this isn’t news it’s just a spin on poor math and slow manufacturing for something that’s in high demand globally before one of the largest countries in the world has access to purchase it. You’re just clogging my feeds with this junk.