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| Intellectual Property (Continued...) During it's initial release, non GSM service subscribers were calling their CDMA Wireless carriers about it, only to find out that they needed to have a GSM service; mainly AT&T. Needless to say, a good majority of non AT&T subscribers either ended their contracts with their existing carriers or started new lines of service with AT&T! Realizing the market potential of the iPhone form factor and the unavailability of its CDMA version a year ago, mobile device manufacturers like HTC (formerly known as Audiovox) and Samsung released their own 3G versions in order to compete. Apple released their CDMA version of the iPhone and once again, people lined up overnight. Sounds like HTC and Samsung are going to have a tough time competing with Apple's iPhone. Not too long after, iPhone users and similar phone users came to the realization of how painful it can be to type on the keyboard that appears on the device's screen. That led the iPhone competitors to redesign their version of the phone by incorporating a full QWERTY keyboard. Will the iPhone undergo the same changes in order to appease the concerns of its growing number of users? It will be interesting to see... You're probably wondering about my |
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