"With the Kin handsets, Microsoft was too eager to get its hands into the pockets of young social networkers for whom the smartphone market had proven elusive. The key paradox of this was that the Kin data plan was the same for that of other smartphones at Verizon, and that continued to shut out those who aspired to mobile digital sharing nirvana."
I can't disagree with this more. First, if they lusted after this, they wouldn't have delayed it and rebooted it. It's like having a sexy as girl drunk and begging for it, then deciding, maybe I'll have her next time we go out drinking (when you know she's getting a new bf and wont be available). Second, I don't know why you bring data plans in the mix in this paragraph (later makes sense) when it has nothing to do with their "lust" and the fact that they don't make any money on the data plans.
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"With the Kin handsets, Microsoft was too eager to get its hands into the pockets of young social networkers for whom the smartphone market had proven elusive. The key paradox of this was that the Kin data plan was the same for that of other smartphones at Verizon, and that continued to shut out those who aspired to mobile digital sharing nirvana."
I can't disagree with this more. First, if they lusted after this, they wouldn't have delayed it and rebooted it. It's like having a sexy as girl drunk and begging for it, then deciding, maybe I'll have her next time we go out drinking (when you know she's getting a new bf and wont be available). Second, I don't know why you bring data plans in the mix in this paragraph (later makes sense) when it has nothing to do with their "lust" and the fact that they don't make any money on the data plans.
@juanvaldez shit, ruined my somewhat poor joke, and very poor analogy, by omitting "having (the opportunity to have) sex with a ..."