A Cloud in the Sky: iPhone Complaints
The Apple iPhone set records on the day of its releasing; the entire first shipment sold out before it even touched store shelves. Hopeful customers waited in lines for days, and online pre-sales were uncontestable. Backed by the advertising and marketing prowess of Apple, the iPhone became the must-have electronic device of 2007, even for those who did not truly need it. But was the hype deserved? While most buyers were happy with their iPhones, over time, the excitement began to fade.
Users quickly became aware of certain quirks and drawbacks to the iPhone system, and while they did not necessarily regret their decisions, they began to second-guess the quickness with which they dove into the iPhone craze. A large spectrum of iPhone complaints have plagued the popularity of the Apple device, and while the iPhone remains a symbol of status, new consumers are more hesitant to buy it, not wanting to buy into the initial hype that burned a lot of individuals.
The Sucker Punch
What many consumers were not aware of during the initial iPhone hype were the underlying agreements between Apple and AT
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