O2 have shifted 1 million iphones in 16 months
O2 have shifted 1 million iphones in 16 months
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snotsnfarts

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237 posts

252 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Not bad for apple a company that has never made a phone before. It must be the largest selling individual phone made.

Best phone I've ever had, nokia, sumsung and the rest must be bricking it..

http://www.o2.com/media/press_releases/press_relea...

TheEnd

15,370 posts

211 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Must have been a big forklift.

elster

17,517 posts

233 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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In't fashion brilliant.

It may be useful to some, to many it is because it is "apple"


AlexKP

16,484 posts

267 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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I've got one and a new Blackberry Bold.

My iPhone 3G makes the 'berry look archaic.

Best gadget I have ever bought.

DrTre

12,957 posts

255 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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anonymous said:
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That's a very tasty combination too, Mr Kipling.

anonymous-user

77 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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I got one too on "Pay as you Go" for Christmas.

Using it more for Internet than the Phone.

A couple of the guys I work with really want one aswell, but either don't want to spend the £360 or are unable to get out of their current contracts.


AlexKP

16,484 posts

267 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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DrTre said:
anonymous said:
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That's a very tasty combination too, Mr Kipling.
rofl

Very, very sharp!

Shaw Tarse

31,835 posts

226 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Posting on one now!

luke111s

847 posts

211 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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anonymous said:
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Try a little sugar on top biglaugh

Pesty

42,655 posts

279 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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snotsnfarts said:
Not bad for apple a company that has never made a phone before. It must be the largest selling individual phone made.
No way near I would have thought

I worked for both sub contract and OEM phone manufacturers we kicked out 120,000 units a month and that was just one factory of many.

arryb

11,176 posts

225 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Want one but feel it would be the end of my listening in lectures and would therefore fail my degree so I shall refrain hehe

Ireland

3,517 posts

237 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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I got one as a present at Christmas.

I use it as my personal phone and have an N-95 as my work phone.

The iPhone is by far the nicer of the two.

snotsnfarts

Original Poster:

237 posts

252 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Pesty said:
snotsnfarts said:
Not bad for apple a company that has never made a phone before. It must be the largest selling individual phone made.
No way near I would have thought

I worked for both sub contract and OEM phone manufacturers we kicked out 120,000 units a month and that was just one factory of many.
what model, I have a friend who works for carphone who say the iphone outstrip all the other phones, and has never seen q's like it on launch days.

Edited by snotsnfarts on Thursday 26th February 21:13

BigBen

12,111 posts

253 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Pesty said:
snotsnfarts said:
Not bad for apple a company that has never made a phone before. It must be the largest selling individual phone made.
No way near I would have thought

I worked for both sub contract and OEM phone manufacturers we kicked out 120,000 units a month and that was just one factory of many.
+1 stuff like the Motorola Razor, That Ericsson that everyone used to have (T28 ?) and various others must have sold st loads more. Although the 1 million is in the UK only so is not too shabby.

Ben

mattley

3,029 posts

245 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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elster said:
It may be useful to some, to many it is because it is "apple"
To some yes, not to many, most of the people I know with them have no idea who Apple are and would never consider buying a Mac.

This is what makes it so extraordinary. Apple have entered a new market from scratch and blown everyone else out of the water. I understand the detractors and the shortcomings of the device itself but Apple have shown that the spec sheet means nothing if the device does what it does well.

Orb the Impaler

1,881 posts

213 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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I got one last year and I am regretting it sooooo much.

Not the iPhones fault - just O2s absolutely dire coverage - it is just so patchy. I'd forgotten what it was like to drop every call mad What makes it worse is that it is costing me business. It's so bad that I have it set to permanently forward to an Orange PAYG phone. Utter st!

elster

17,517 posts

233 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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mattley said:
elster said:
It may be useful to some, to many it is because it is "apple"
To some yes, not to many, most of the people I know with them have no idea who Apple are and would never consider buying a Mac.

This is what makes it so extraordinary. Apple have entered a new market from scratch and blown everyone else out of the water. I understand the detractors and the shortcomings of the device itself but Apple have shown that the spec sheet means nothing if the device does what it does well.
I guess it must be the circles we mix with.

The girls I know all have them.

mattley

3,029 posts

245 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Have you updated the firmware? O2 have a pretty solid network unless you really are in the boondocks.

Risotto

3,933 posts

235 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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While I agree that some people would buy dogst if it had an Apple logo, the success of the iPhone wouldn't have happened were it not for the fact that they're staggeringly simple to use and very intuitive.

Matt K1064

42 posts

243 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Great phone in every way except the battery - I struggle to get one day out of mine!!