Mashable has an interesting item about the comments of the acting chief honcho of HTC America
who reckons the popularity of the iPhone amongst older people (whoever ever they are) is diminishing its cool
rating.
From the extensive
market research exercise of chatting with his daughter’s friends he comes to
this conclusion. I think he is probably right.
The only problem for
HTC is that young people are not necessarily buying HTC products but more
likely to buy a Blackberry. I guess it is the secure network. It sort of echoes
back to days when SMS was the domain of the young.
It must be a real pain
being young as no sooner do you lay claim to a bit of cool real estate then you
mum and dad come along and invade the place – witness what is happening with
Facebook.
Give it a few more
years and young people have gone back to using landlines as their parents chuck
them out of whatever is going on in the 5G space. Dick Stroud
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