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Now that shouldn’t really surprise anyone, but Apple reaching 1 million sold iPhones is just another remarkable feet for the company that will surely fail to improve upon its past soon enough. Obviously Apple’s goal of reaching 10 million sold items in 2008 is certainly within reach. But even Apple should be keeping itself for not doing a better job anticipating the potential problems with phone activations. It’s sort of like going to a movie that is very hyped up. If the movie is actually good, then you can expect your sales to continue to go up with a high rate. But if the movie is terrible, then you can expect the word of mouth to cripple your movie in the following weeks.

Now Apple’s iPhone 3G is not here or there. Apple certainly has proven in the last 2 years that working with another company to get a product out brings up problems that Apple fans are not used to seeing. With Apple, everything seems to go everything else. In essence, you don’t expect major glitches when only Apple is involved. But add AT&T or whoever, and then you see these minor glitches. And people are not really forgiving about it. Apple does charge a lot of money for their products and people expect to receive flawless items (unreasonable but understandable).

So will the problems that Apple has experienced doom iPhone 3G? Hardly. I expect people to continue going to Apple and AT&T store, knowing that Apple always get things fixed. Always!