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Originally Posted by JBabey
In the end, it really comes down to money, and companies like making it, not spending it ><
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Who do you think makes more money, the company selling products that no one can use with any reliability or the one selling products that work well?
I think a company has to do some serious marketting to cover up that their products are unreliable and obsolete. I think California dairy manufacturers must spend billions of dollars on those non stop ads every where you look to try and get you to buy their crappy cheese because it sucks. When is the last time you saw a commercial for vermont or wisconsin cheese - they don't need to advertise because it's just plain good.
Anyone at Sprint figure out how much it costs to pay all those technical support reps to answer over and over and over again about the bugs in their products? Anyone at Sprint figure out how much it costs when a big business jumps ship from Sprint to get some more developed stuff from Europe on Cingular?
Considering that the testers here have found ways around nearly all the issues with AKU 3.5 - why not just release it to some serious Beta testers, let them solve the problems for free and the end user who buys the phone doesn't have to be a gunea pig.