Internet Communi.. What? (Critical Analysis)

In the article, For iPhone, almost heaven, a write talks about the moving and sharing of the iPhone to Verizon. WOW, everyone knows that iPhone made that big move in 2011. First people complain saying things like, it really took that long and its bout time, but what they don't know is that really one of the iPhones ( the one from Verizon) actually might be better than the first with AT&T. The author talks about how he did his own test on the service that both of the services (Verizon and AT&T) in highly populated and overused cities in the united states such as San Fransisco and New York. Now in my opinion I don't like either one of those, I'm more of a sprint girl myself. Whatever the case being these are the ones that were trying and undeniably Verizon had the best service in both places. This is something that most consumers know already when buying service.

There were so many people interested in just getting the iPhone for Verizon I think they missed all the changes that came along with the iPhone coming to Verizon. Things like the cost for one to even have a Verizon service plan for the iPhone its definitely way more expensive and now all of a sudden Verizon has upped their whole service almost, you cant even get a two-year upgrade anymore now its longer. Yet people already know going into having a Verizon service that Verizon is very costly but their service is just about number one. it stated that Verizon service only works in 40 other countries, and that AT&T's service works in 220 countries. there is definitely a MAJOR difference.

Yet people still don't care about those things they are still on the unbelieved fact that there is another service that has the iPhone, even with a better service. My question is though with our economy the way it is and everyone crying about how they need to save money and how they don't have money for extra things they sure are quick to spend UNNECESSARY monies on things they really could do with out? Are our citizens being hypocrites by saying what they don't have and not getting what they need.