Operators have enough Apple. They prefer Nokia - CNN

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What caused such an aversion to Apple? The analysis conducted by Northstream that operators complain about the way they treat the Cupertino giant. They can not just add to the Apple products they offer, but first sign a number of classified contracts, and also meet the other, often very strict criteria. So it comes out that it is not American products must be good enough to turn them into the portfolio, but on the contrary – that the operator must be great to be able to sell it.

But problems also arise when Apple products are on offer. Even the famous problems of the iPhone 4 with antenna meant that some customers blamed the poor quality and poor network coverage, and the Apple smartphone remained innocent. Moreover, it remained unmoved Apple – deaf to the attention of operators (as we know, the iPhone 4S uses a completely different system of antennas).

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operators keep fingers crossed for the success of Nokia’s newest family of Lumia. Because they recognize the Finnish company for a much more friendly to their interests: profit share and listen to comments. The problem, however, customers are: in the end they make the final choice. And it just so happens that many of them loves the apple logo products. On the other hand, if the operator does not hold in the range of their beloved phone, may refer to the competition, which is any, the model has. As you can see, so they are kind of rely on cooperation with the California giant.

The head of the company performing

study also reminds us of times when the cells were the objects of desire, Nokia. This is the past, however, because the intricate internal bureaucracy Finns stayed behind and did not keep up with rapidly changing market. Currently, there are also able to offer anything more than what the competition offers. Therefore, they must also be competitive in price, while the iPhone as a premium phone, may cost more.

After all, it seems that with the appointment by President Stephen Elop something moved, and the changes taking place more rapidly and moving in the right direction. Is it, indeed, we will see in January when the company will present its financial results for last quarter of 2011. And Apple? Probably will still dictate the terms, because I do not think that Tim Cook has been more willing to compromise.

Kamil

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