At launch, an unsubsidized 32GB iPhone 4 cost $599, let's be pessimistic and say you get two years of use out of it and are unable to sell it for anything, that's $25/month. Not exactly an extravagant business expense.
There is no way this is common and if it is, must only be common to iPhones.
I remember reading a thread on r/Android about smartphone use in Korea and someone mentioned people tend to carry around an extra battery when their main battery runs out. I presume Samsung dominates the market over there and their phones have removable batteries.
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“I have two iPhones, one for day and one for the night. When the day phone runs out, the night phone takes over. I never have to worry.”
talk about wasteful...
At launch, an unsubsidized 32GB iPhone 4 cost $599, let's be pessimistic and say you get two years of use out of it and are unable to sell it for anything, that's $25/month. Not exactly an extravagant business expense.
Yeah, because this guy will sit by and use an iphone for two years while watching the new versions come out...
I found that portion a little shocking. Is that at all common?
There is no way this is common and if it is, must only be common to iPhones.
I remember reading a thread on r/Android about smartphone use in Korea and someone mentioned people tend to carry around an extra battery when their main battery runs out. I presume Samsung dominates the market over there and their phones have removable batteries.