Honor’s plan to dethrone Samsung in South Africa

Also useless with a proprietary OS.

I don't need those to be part of an ecosystem but whatever floats your boat.
You just keep doubling down...rushing away from all the incorrect statements you have made thus far and scurrying to the next excuse.

What do you even mean with:

Also useless with a proprietary OS.
 
Thanks NFC won't work here so it won't work for me.
NFC payments use Fidesmo Pay with eligible Mastercard and Visa cards, but bank and regional support varies.
 
NGL did not expect so much traction in a Honor/Honour planned SA penetration thread.

Had to wade through a large amount of schitpostings but got there in the end.
 
They were, but they also had CEO's and Management who were not willing to adapt to where the world was going. I don't think Apple and Samsung will make that mistake. Its not impossible, just highly unlikely.

We also don't know what the next "big thing" is on phones. They've sort of been just idling with the same features for years now.
Both brands are in the "i do not care that the world moves on" situation. Like Nokia and Blackberry. They have not changed their flagship phone in years.
Meanwhile the rest of the world has moved on to better battery tech, larger batteries, faster charging, better cameras.. etc.
 
I really want the magic v6 but they are hard to find locally beyond insanely priced contracts. Even a second hand v5 would be amazing. That hinge design is brilliant.
 
Both brands are in the "i do not care that the world moves on" situation. Like Nokia and Blackberry. They have not changed their flagship phone in years.
Meanwhile the rest of the world has moved on to better battery tech, larger batteries, faster charging, better cameras.. etc.
There is still nothing out there that can hold a candle to an iPhone design wise lol. A few gimmicky tricks with batteries, and charging doesn't change that Apple is king of the mobile phone hill. What they're doing with iPhones is magic to other people...
 
They were, but they also had CEO's and Management who were not willing to adapt to where the world was going. I don't think Apple and Samsung will make that mistake. Its not impossible, just highly unlikely.

We also don't know what the next "big thing" is on phones. They've sort of been just idling with the same features for years now.
They are already making that mistake. The device only have small changes on the past 6 years.
 
There is still nothing out there that can hold a candle to an iPhone design wise lol. A few gimmicky tricks with batteries, and charging doesn't change that Apple is king of the mobile phone hill. What they're doing with iPhones is magic to other people...
You know that only the chip and OS is Apple made. All iPhones have Samsung screens and parts from Sony and other companies. Your Apple phone is 10 % Apple, hence the Apple logo having a bite missing. HAHAHA
 
There is still nothing out there that can hold a candle to an iPhone design wise lol. A few gimmicky tricks with batteries, and charging doesn't change that Apple is king of the mobile phone hill. What they're doing with iPhones is magic to other people...
Just the ecosystem. Here you have to buy a glorified fitness tracker without NFC and then you can't get a proper streaming box as well.
 
There is still nothing out there that can hold a candle to an iPhone design wise lol. A few gimmicky tricks with batteries, and charging doesn't change that Apple is king of the mobile phone hill. What they're doing with iPhones is magic to other people...
The amazing thing about iPhones is they have the best ecosystem, best backup system and the best apps, thats the only reasons they are better than Android, it’s not the hardware or features.
 
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There is still nothing out there that can hold a candle to an iPhone design wise lol. A few gimmicky tricks with batteries, and charging doesn't change that Apple is king of the mobile phone hill. What they're doing with iPhones is magic to other people...
Yeah, sure. Apple is waaaay behind in China.


 
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