Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
This is already causing quite a stir ahead of the
official release later this month, and much has been written about its
potential as an iPhone killer.
Apple could, however, be tackling one of the
major complaints head on: the lack of a full 'hard' QWERTY keyboard.
While there has been much speculation about Apple releasing a corporate
iPhone complete with a 'proper' keyboard, there has been little actual
proof. Kewney, however, does mention that some operators "notably
Vodafone" have "received prototype iPhones with pullout keyboards."
Quite how they, and others, will react if HSBC goes ahead and places a
massive order within the corporate sphere for iPhones with the virtual
keyboard remains to be seen. Much will depend on whether, I suspect,
Apple views this as the go-ahead to scrap any plans it might have to
release the iPhone-Business model.
David Bass
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