iPhone 5C will be cheaper for Apple, not for you
Design; When it comes to design Apple has without question set the standard that every other company has chased for the last 10 years. You won't find another smartphone that combines thinness, lightness and attractiveness like the iPhone.
Samsung iz openly ambivalent about their design. It doesnot care much about form or material, at least not enough to invest the time and money into solving same sorts of design problems Apple does. Plastic is cheap and durable, and for Samsung, that's good enough.
Developers; One of Apple's largest strengths has been its application ecosystem and developer community. But to follow Samsung product strategy and offer many of phones with considerably different hardware and screen sizes would be to give up a reason why developers flock to i OS -- it's easy to develop for.
To date, there have been a total of 6 iPhones. Their processors have largely remained the same, and Apple changed the IPhone screen resolution just 2 times. That makes the development and testing process on i OS extremely simple for application maker. Ask any developer about their experience on Android, and they'll tell you its a nightmare.
If Apple were to chase Samsung, it would risk losing out on getting the best and most innovative apps first. Apple absolutely cannot afford that.
Design; When it comes to design Apple has without question set the standard that every other company has chased for the last 10 years. You won't find another smartphone that combines thinness, lightness and attractiveness like the iPhone.
Samsung iz openly ambivalent about their design. It doesnot care much about form or material, at least not enough to invest the time and money into solving same sorts of design problems Apple does. Plastic is cheap and durable, and for Samsung, that's good enough.
Developers; One of Apple's largest strengths has been its application ecosystem and developer community. But to follow Samsung product strategy and offer many of phones with considerably different hardware and screen sizes would be to give up a reason why developers flock to i OS -- it's easy to develop for.
To date, there have been a total of 6 iPhones. Their processors have largely remained the same, and Apple changed the IPhone screen resolution just 2 times. That makes the development and testing process on i OS extremely simple for application maker. Ask any developer about their experience on Android, and they'll tell you its a nightmare.
If Apple were to chase Samsung, it would risk losing out on getting the best and most innovative apps first. Apple absolutely cannot afford that.
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