So, ATT has release a comparison document between the iPhone and the Pre. So, Apple folks, what do you think?
Personally, there are valid points but some are kind of weak like the Wi-Fi. Nothing about MobileMe, iPhone 3.0, or integration with OS X. You know where I'm going with this. But ATT's chart is pretty lame. Where do I start?
Personally, there are valid points but some are kind of weak like the Wi-Fi. Nothing about MobileMe, iPhone 3.0, or integration with OS X. You know where I'm going with this. But ATT's chart is pretty lame. Where do I start?
- QWERTY keyboard. Why talk about something you don't have?
- Limited WiFi. Dude, please, guys. Folks aren't going to stop buying Pre's because they can't have access to the Starbucks hotspots.
- No roaming and stuff. It's a consumer phone. But it's apoint.
So you see, not a very good chart. Let's try this:
- Access to millions of songs on iTunes. Thousands of TV shows and movies.
- Battery life. Push notification.
- iPhone 3.0 - announced and unannounced features.
- MobileMe that keeps getting better.
- Web clipping and other little known features that are useful.
- iPhone's enterprise features.
- LET'S NOT FORGET THIS: It's an iPod Touch as well!!!
- Ease of use, intuitive.
I'm not a fan of this kind of tactic. Listen, ATT, you're the face of the iPhone. You've got the best device in the market. You're simply bringing attention to a challenger on life-support! It shows you're concerned. Maybe even scared. And it's obvious you're doing this without Apple's blessing or knowledge. Let the merits of your product do your talking. Tell people what the iPhone can do for them and why they need it.
Learn from Apple. Maybe do a "Hi, I'm iPhone. Hi, I'm Pre" commercial instead. Throw the Storm in there as well.
Note: I'm not included to believe Pre is an iPhone killer. Yet. And if it's not, it'll certainly come closer to being that than anything else on the market.
Another note: VW and T-Mobile doesn't seem to be concerned. Perhaps, no leaked docs from them yet. G2 versus Pre, anyone?
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