[sas2011]

Originally Posted by otha baadu

wat about u??

bilady stay on topic

[otha baadu]

i prefer NOKIA 1100 better than iphone

[Meriaiza]

Originally Posted by sid_girlkiller

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Seriously.

I seriously doubt if any android mobile has more free apps but even if this is true that's not a biggie. It's all about the quality of the apps and apps are one area where Apple still kick the asses of android. On app store you can find all the apps at one place. It's easy to download and pay for them. There are multiple places to find android apps and none of them comes close to app store for ease of accessibility or the shear choice of apps and even the payment method is not easy on some of them. Some of the best apps available on app store are not even available on android market. So yeah make fun of iPhone for all you want but one will have to be an ignorant fool if he think that when it comes to apps, android is even near to Apple let alone ahead of it.

[sid_girlkiller]

^^
The quality of apps is no doubt good.But with apple even shit will have a price tag.Android apps may not be extraordinary but majority are free
Remember the best things in life are free.

[DNA_Uncut]

Apple iPhone 5 16GB costs nearly $168USD to build

The iPhone 5 is going to be another huge success for Apple. This is a foregone conclusion. The company sold nearly 30 million iPhones last quarter, and that number is expected to grow with the introduction of the iPhone 5.

So how much profit does Apple make on each iPhone? We know that last quarter, with sales of 26 million iPhones the product line brought in approximately $16 billion in direct revenue, around 46% of the company’s entire take-home for the quarter. About $167.50, according to TechInsights. The company’s research found that the display costs $18, the camera costs $10, the processor is priced around $28, and a variety of other parts costs between $4.00 and $38.

The biggest expenditure for Apple is the A6 chip, which costs $28; the Qualcomm baseband chip costs $25. That upgraded Retina display only costs Apple $18 to manufacture, only $3 more than the previous 3.5-inch part. While these are still estimates based on what TechInsights knows about the supply chain, it’s clear that Apple’s sizeable margin is no less than it was a year ago with the iPhone 4S.

The Apple iPhone 5 comes in either white and silver or black and slate. Its prices start at $199 for 16GB (with a two-year service contract). The iPhone 5 will be available in the US for a suggested retail price of $199 for the 16GB model, $299 for the 32GB model and $399 for the 64GB model.

If each phone nets Cupertino $482, or somewhere close to it, you begin to understand why Apple has $100 billion sitting around in the bank, and is one of the fastest-growing companies in the world despite its size.

It sure doesn’t look like the cost of the iPhone has risen drastically, so where is that extra revenue going? Straight to the bank.

[PornGod]

Originally Posted by DNA_Uncut

Apple iPhone 5 16GB costs nearly INR9,139 ($168) to build

The iPhone 5 is going to be another huge success for Apple. This is a foregone conclusion. The company sold nearly 30 million iPhones last quarter, and that number is expected to grow with the introduction of the iPhone 5.

So how much profit does Apple make on each iPhone? We know that last quarter, with sales of 26 million iPhones the product line brought in approximately INR870 ($16) billion in direct revenue, around 46% of the company’s entire take-home for the quarter. About INR9,112 ($167.50), according to TechInsights. The company’s research found that the display costs INR979 ($18), the camera costs INR544 ($10), the processor is priced around INR1,523 ($28), and a variety of other parts costs between INR218 ($4.00) and INR2,067 ($38).

The biggest expenditure for Apple is the A6 chip, which costs INR1,523 ($28); the Qualcomm baseband chip costs INR1,360 ($25). That upgraded Retina display only costs Apple INR979 ($18) to manufacture, only INR163 ($3) more than the previous 3.5-inch part. While these are still estimates based on what TechInsights knows about the supply chain, it’s clear that Apple’s sizeable margin is no less than it was a year ago with the iPhone 4S.

The Apple iPhone 5 comes in either white and silver or black and slate. Its prices start at INR10,825 (INR10,825 ($199)) for 16GB (with a two-year service contract). The iPhone 5 will be available in the for a suggested retail price of $199 for the 16GB model, INR16,265 ($299) for the 32GB model and INR21,705 ($399) for the 64GB model.

If each phone nets Cupertino INR26,220 ($482), or somewhere close to it, you begin to understand why Apple has INR5,440 ($100) billion sitting around in the bank, and is one of the fastest-growing companies in the world despite its size.

It sure doesn’t look like the cost of the iPhone has risen drastically, so where is that extra revenue going? Straight to the bank.

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Are you telling me that my Galaxy 3 is costlier than the base iphone

[an0ny]

[bluetornado]

[soonaapana]

Originally Posted by an0ny

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Enuff said the world know which is better... if u tell its an iphone 5 people wil

[an0ny]

Originally Posted by soonaapana

Enuff said the world know which is better... if u tell its an iphone 5 people wil

yes iphone is better in user experience and those will laugh after reading this, basically cant afford an iphone.