Scotty Allen, who is a developer from Silicon Valley with some knowledge of developing.(Yea)With all that knowledge comes temptations, all those fetishes that come into play when you know how to make things. ( Evil laugh)
Remember all the different types of micro controllers, and everyone was coming up with wild new projects they can do. With some knowledge, comes the world that was guarding it. Now that you have both, what can stop you from making what you want right? Drones, farm bots, toys, locks, alarms, whatever the mind can conceive, it can achieve. My last post was about traveling, this post is like a follow up, proving that traveling can save you TONS of mullas. You can save all your monies from all your tours, because if you do it right, you might not need all of it. This guy is holding this i phone and smiling like this because he built it from nothing. It's not a high quality fake or anything sketchy like that, watch the you tube video. ( I search: "guy makes iPhone in china) The video is him going shopping out on the town of Huaqiangbei, China. Each center looks like a flea market and there are booths everywhere, it's a mad house! Imagine the mall has no stores and kiosk are everywhere and people crowed together as if the space was not big enough. This is what the video looked like and he would go back and get the next part(s) on the checklist, with recycled apple parts, made a brand new apple phone. (kinda like how apple does here.) Great video, if you already seen it, it's defiantly worth giving it another watch, strangely satisfying. ( some parts made me cringe)
The great thing about it is, the only way anyone could do this is if they had a phone store or something back at home. Then also, you can't just take a bunch of iPhones before the CSA and expect to live. You might haft to part ways with all your hard earned efforts. Maybe shipping them might work, but it's not a way of making money. He had to go through more than one day, and make multiple stops, going back even. But when you calculate everything, you can see for yourself, that it might or might not be worth it. Would you make your own iPhone if it saved you a few hundred bucks? Does it really save any money is the more important question? Because if that is a no is the question prior to that. Because the trip cost more than the difference in the cost of the phone. But if you know how to make a iPhone, you just boosted your skillset in the marketplace. But how many people know how to make iPhones? Maybe tens of thousands, and that will rise to hundreds of thousands, then we can tell these carriers how we really feel by facetimeing and texting on public wifi (or unlimited wifi with one of those fly micro controllers).
