Paying a premium for no GPS iPhone

December 14th, 2008 • Economics

This is just weird. Egypt strictly regulates the use of GPS devices, so no mobile phones with GPS are allowed. Now Apple is going to selling iPhones with GPS disabled, and even stranger it’s about triple the cost. Why bother?

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3 Responses (Add Your Comment)

  1. Long December 14, 2008
    at 7:34 pm

    What’s up with these posts with nothing in them? Are these Twitter posts or something?

  2. Long December 14, 2008
    at 7:46 pm

    No worries

  3. devonwhittle December 14, 2008
    at 7:44 pm

    Thanks for that Long, something went wrong with MarsEdit or Wordpress.

    I think I fixed the problem…

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