Well, yesterday I read this blog post: http://deanvmc.wordpress.com/2011/04/12/consumers-and-windows-phone-7/#more-4
And it really is true. I then made this comment on it:
And then today I go onto MyAdsl's front page and see this:
http://mybroadband.co.za/news/themes/mbb/img/mtn-wallpaper.jpg - notice the WM6.5 device?
This is BS. If MTN themselves don't even know they sell the next version, then how are consumers meant to?
Or are they just trying to push old stock before they are left with a bunch of phones they can't sell?
And it really is true. I then made this comment on it:
Great article.
The situation is the same here in South Africa, except to a further degree. We have only two devices on sale here (the Mozart and Trophy) and none of the sales clerks even know what you are talking about until you point at their catalog – to which they tell you that they will probably have to put a special order in for it so you should rather get an iPhone/Android device.
As a developer and lover of all things awesome I WANT people to have these phones, or at least to be given the option to make the decision themselves.
And then today I go onto MyAdsl's front page and see this:
http://mybroadband.co.za/news/themes/mbb/img/mtn-wallpaper.jpg - notice the WM6.5 device?
This is BS. If MTN themselves don't even know they sell the next version, then how are consumers meant to?
Or are they just trying to push old stock before they are left with a bunch of phones they can't sell?