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The community responds on iPhone gouging in Australia

July 10, 2008

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As I said yesterday:

Unfortunately, it appears that Australian telcos simply don’t understand the nature of [the iPhone] and the way it will be used. #

And today, the media and significant parts of the Australian blogosphere seem to agree, and have said so:

Mark Pesce suggests we should build our own network
Craig Thomler proposes that [...]

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The iPhone as social umbilical cord (and how Australian telcos don’t get it)

July 9, 2008

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UPDATE: Despite the fact that it was rapidly pulled down (and is not yet back up as at 6:00PM AEST on 9 July), Vodafone finally published their pricing this morning. Realising my worst fears, Vodafone have produced the least competitive plans in the market. By delaying, they actually had time to implement a market-dominating approach, [...]

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iPhones and social networks! Oh, my!

October 30, 2007

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Stupid Flash-based web interface or not, the Australian Financial Review produces some interesting material in the IT space. With the industry and market focus of its writing, there’s often a slant on it that doesn’t appear in the other IT media. Today’s AFR is no different. In fact, if you work in social media, I’m [...]

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iPhone… Just… Wow!

January 10, 2007

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The iPhone is going to utterly change the smartphone landscape. Everyone else is now completely in catchup mode. Nothing more to say.
Except that I have to wait until 2008 to get one! Dammit!
Pages and pages of in depth commentary at:

AppleInsider
TechCrunch (and more)
Om Malik
O’Reilly Radar (plus O’Reilly Emerging Telephony)
Boing Boing
Web Worker Daily
Engadget (plus [...]

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