Comments on: How did the iPhone change the mobile industry? http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/45/how-did-the-iphone-change-the-mobile-industry/ Mobile marketing training and tools for business and mobile marketing entrepreneurs Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:31:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: MobileMarketingProfits.com » Apple named Technology Marketer of the Year http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/45/how-did-the-iphone-change-the-mobile-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-133 MobileMarketingProfits.com » Apple named Technology Marketer of the Year Wed, 02 Jan 2008 14:02:04 +0000 http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/45/how-did-the-iphone-change-the-mobile-industry/#comment-133 [...] heartily agree with Laurie Sullivan over at Media Post’s Marketing Daily who has named Apple the Technology [...] [...] heartily agree with Laurie Sullivan over at Media Post’s Marketing Daily who has named Apple the Technology [...]

]]> By: Janet Johnson http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/45/how-did-the-iphone-change-the-mobile-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-127 Janet Johnson Thu, 27 Dec 2007 19:36:05 +0000 http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/45/how-did-the-iphone-change-the-mobile-industry/#comment-127 It's the phone that made me switch to a Mac. And I did so because of the seamless integration of the phone's technology to Apple's applications. I have been plunking along for years with a Blackberry and MSFT - and this year when I became truly mobile, they stopped working for me. I needed an IT department to support them both. So I've been on an iPhone for a month now, and it's changed my life. I blog about it embarrassingly. As you noted in your post about Papa John's - the EXPERIENCE of the iPhone is what sets it apart - from the commercial to the purchasing process to the synchronization process. One caution, if you have IMAP email, you're golden. If you're stuck with a POP email service (like Comcast), you're not. True synchronization between email systems is only available with IMAP. It’s the phone that made me switch to a Mac. And I did so because of the seamless integration of the phone’s technology to Apple’s applications. I have been plunking along for years with a Blackberry and MSFT – and this year when I became truly mobile, they stopped working for me. I needed an IT department to support them both.

So I’ve been on an iPhone for a month now, and it’s changed my life. I blog about it embarrassingly.

As you noted in your post about Papa John’s – the EXPERIENCE of the iPhone is what sets it apart – from the commercial to the purchasing process to the synchronization process.

One caution, if you have IMAP email, you’re golden. If you’re stuck with a POP email service (like Comcast), you’re not. True synchronization between email systems is only available with IMAP.

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