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Nearly 30% of Apple's first-gen iPhones are still in use
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ysss
2010-04-28 , 11:03
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I think appstores really makes a difference in determining longevity of a mobile platform. In the case of iPhones: you can get first gen phones for less than $200 and it will still run all the latest apps released in the AppStore today;
There are plenty of useful apps to turn the handheld into a useful business tool (analytics, reporting tools, etc), data entry points (order taking, etc), point of sales system (even able to read credit card's magnetic stripe), and so many more - to keep it relevant and valuable for years to come.
I wonder what are the numbers like for older symbian phones?
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