Website review: Apple - To all iPhone customers
TannerLD discovered this in MacOS
•13 reviews since Sep 6, 2007
mac-os, iphone, apple
•apple.com/hotnews/openiphoneletter/
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TannerLD discovered 11 months ago- Apple - To all iPhone customers
- squinter rated 5 weeks ago
- Steve Jobs reading every single one of the hundreds of emails? ? Yeah right! iPhone is an expensive gadget that is missing too many features. The price drop was just a correction to the original hyped-up price.
- leomotta rated 10 months ago
- Apple - To all iPhone customers Really? Oh! That's great. Very important. Would not live without this page on StumbleUpon.
- Brainfrz rated 11 months ago
- Just think about what the reactions would be if Microsoft pulled out this prank.
- Aswinkrishnan rated 11 months ago
- iPone all the way ! Steve u r gr8 !
- devans00 rated 11 months ago
- I expect technology prices to go down, just not $200 bucks within 1 month of me buying a product.
- dennisdunbar rated 11 months ago
- What a gentleman. I auto discounts were like this you would be getting a quarter of a car. Good work! Go Mr. Jobs Go!
- digitalsyn rated 11 months ago
- "To all iPhone customers:" A letter by Steve Jobs (serious)
- chimichurri rated 11 months ago
- A letter from Steve Jobs to all of you who bought an Apple iPhone so quick.
- WayneSmallman rated 11 months ago
- I've been reading some bad press up and down and I think Apple have done the right thing, here. Technology is a notoriously 'bumpy' market, and timing that next buy is almost an art form. If it wasn't Apple making this perceived mistake, it would have been someone else. That's the nature of the game...
