iClass: Deconstructing an Average African's Obsession with iPhone and Apple Products
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iClass: Deconstructing an Average African's Obsession with iPhone and Apple Products

by Metheon, Joseph Ramasimong

Technology Cultural Studies social commentary
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A critical look at why Apple products captivate consumers across Africa and what this reveals about culture, status, and globalization.

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This book examines the widespread fascination with iPhones and Apple products in African societies.

It analyzes the social, economic, and cultural factors driving this consumer trend.

The authors explore how global branding intersects with local aspirations and identity.

Readers gain insight into modern consumption patterns and technology adoption in emerging markets.

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