It is beyond doubt that Apple’s iPhone is nothing short of a legend. In its short stint in the mobile & wireless arena, it has captured the hearts of millions of users worldwide and still is an object of fancy for many more. Coupled with wireless application development spawning iPhone application development reeling out state-of-the-art applications that augment the functionalities of the sleek cellular device, the iPhone is a device that appeals to every palate.
ChangeWave’s recent survey revealed that despite stiff competition from potent rivals such as the Motorola Droid and RIM Blackberry smartphones, Apple’s iPhone stood out as the people’s choicest buy in terms of customer satisfaction and overall cellular experience. The survey was based on sampling technique which yielded promising results placing iPhone at 77%, Motorola at 64% and HTC at 51 % on the scale of user satisfaction. Other rivals such as RIM, Palm, LG ad Samsung garnered inconsequential user acceptance ratios. Also a factor that was considered in the survey was the probability of the iPhone being launched on Verizon’s or Sprint’s CDMA network. This recorded a major response from user with one in three users wanting to opt for the iPhone if it were available from any operator other than AT&T. With Steve Jobs himself not denying the endless possibilities if the iPhone were to venture out of AT&T’s embrace, the wireless application development market is rife with rumours about the possibility of a change in the wireless carrier.
iPhone application development is a major segment of the wireless application development arena and rakes in money by the millions owing to the indisputable popularity enjoyed by the iPhone. With the impending launch of the iPhone 4, the picture couldn’t get any rosier for Apple.
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