Although the 3G iPhone is the currently the hottest smartphone in the market, it still does not offer multimedia contents that can be seen in Telstra, Optus, or Vodafone.
Before the 3G iPhone debuted last July 11 in different countries, Apple Inc. promoted the device as a mobile handset that can access a wide range of contents (multimedia and more) provided by their respective carriers.
Unfortunately, the carriers admitted that most of these contents will not be available for the 3G iPhone. This is because of the incompatibilities with Apple Inc.’s smartphone.
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According to a telecom analyst from BBY, Mark McDonnel, Apple Inc. limited the ability of the 3G iPhone to access the content of the carriers purposely. They are actually forcing the users to buy their needed contents from the company’s iTunes App Store. But it is still the customer’s choice whether to purchase the contents from App Store or not.
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Did this article have a point? How is the iPhone multimedia UN-friendly exactly? Is it because the value of the Aussie dollar? Because Apple hates you? Or because your cellular networks refuses to charge a decent and respectable rate for it’s data usage. Just because Apple has made it really easy to use iTunes doesn’t mean they intentionally made your carrier decide to do things more difficultly or use poor standards and not advance with the rest of the global technology
I’ve never found the media offered from my carrier to be of any desirable capacity, I get mine from iTunes and elsewhere.