Many agents have received promotional flyers from Lao Mou and are discussing this matter privately.
Everyone is speculating about the rice's intentions: why support another mobile phone company?
There's not enough rice to go around right now. Even if we're going to support a mobile phone company, it would be better to just open a branch factory and produce rice-branded products.
New phones, new markets, and it's time to recruit new agents.
How troublesome is that?
“Since it’s Mr. Xing’s idea, let’s lend a hand. When Smartisan holds its distributor meeting, we’ll send someone over to provide support,” said one of the distributors from the southern channel.
He didn't dare say he would go himself, for fear that others might misunderstand or something. If Da Mi took it seriously, he might lose his qualification as an agent.
Everyone nodded in agreement!
Mobile phones are rare items, and several foreign brands have entered the market, and they're not cheap. If you were to try to stop them with a hammer, you'd be making a fool of yourself.
Imported rice always smells better, unless the rice itself is involved, but there's not enough rice to go around! Otherwise, where else can you find other imported brands?
After the rice distributors' meeting concluded, Lao Mou returned with his men.
Next, he focused intently on the economic zone in Manchuria and accelerated the development of his mobile phone industry.
The sales department of Nande is constantly receiving calls, all inquiring about the conditions and requirements for recruiting agents. They're even asking about the price of Smartisan phones.
Nobody knows the price yet; we'll only know the cost after it's produced, and then we can set the market price.
The conditions will be based on those for rice.
The rice is sold through both directly operated stores and channel stores. Agents pay agency fees, and quite a substantial amount at that.
The agency fee is the agency fee, and the purchase cost is the purchase cost. You also need to have the financial strength to buy a certain amount of goods at once, without credit or debt.
The conditions offered by rice distributors are generally acceptable. The most crucial thing is that you need to have the goods in stock.
Don't keep running out of rice all the time. When customers come to sell, you don't know what to sell, and it feels like a lot of money is flying right under your nose without you catching a single drop.
Nande Company cannot guarantee them enough stock; no one knows how many units they currently produce annually.
The new version of the operating system was quickly released to the market after the product launch event. Unfortunately, Intel Windows users cannot upgrade.
They're anxious; they're all asking Intel users when they'll be able to use the Mount Everest system.
After all, if rice gets poisoned, it's always the last crop planted. Even if rice gets poisoned, rice is the first crop to help users get rid of the virus.
Unlike other brands that ignore customer service and provide a terrible after-sales experience.
Xing Baohua had a separate forum created on the official website, called Rice House BBS Community.
It contains instructions on using rice products, divided into several sections based on product model.
Next is the technical discussion section.
Here, you can ask any questions you have, and occasionally an engineer from DaMi will answer them or help solve them.
Therefore, the technology sector saw inquiries about when Intel would release the Mount Everest system.
The engineer replied, "There are no plans for that at the moment. The architecture is different, so direct installation is impossible, but virtual installation is possible."
Immediately, the comments section was flooded with posts asking for tutorials.
So the engineer spent two days writing a textbook, complete with illustrations.
First, download the virtual machine. After starting the virtual machine, install the Mount Everest system inside it. As long as it can be installed, almost all software on the DaMi mobile platform will work, regardless of the version.
Many people follow the tutorials, but soon they all fail; it's the kind of thing where you learn it but fail immediately.
The reasons for this could be various. Sometimes it's due to incorrect steps, and sometimes it's because a few drivers were missed.
In short, quite a few people crashed, causing many machines to crash as well. Fortunately, it was a virtual system, so you could mess with it as you pleased, and a restart would bring you back to the main system.
The engineer left a message saying: "For those who are not good at hands-on work and really can't set up a virtual system, you can contact after-sales service. System installation and repair are free during the warranty period."
Many people are complaining, saying that if they had said so earlier, they wouldn't have bothered with this.
There were also many foreigners who left messages in English. They asked, "What if we are abroad and there is no after-sales service?"
The engineer hasn't replied yet, but netizens have commented below: "What can we do? Just let it be."
"Upstairs, people don't understand your humor. Listen to me, buy a plane ticket and come to our country to fix it."
"Hey upstairs, you're kidding me. Airfares are so expensive! It's not realistic at all. The most realistic way is to pray to God. For God's sake, please let your country resume rice after-sales service?"
"Is their God reliable?"
"..."
Gradually, technical issues caused the discussion to completely veer off course.
In addition to the technology section, there is also a software section, which allows many technical personnel to provide users with the software they have developed for testing purposes, i.e., test versions of the software.
Once a certain number of downloads and feedback are received, the app can be submitted to the Dami App Store and listed for sale.
The discussions in the technology section were the most lively.
All sorts of bizarre questions appear, but sometimes when serious questions arise, engineers will also step in to answer them.
Xing Baohua has also been paying attention to the forum recently. It has become more popular and he finds it festive.
But when he saw an article that said, "Dami Online Defense, why is the data upload volume so large when scanning the entire disk?"
After clicking on it, there is another picture as evidence.
Both upload and download traffic data are being processed.
Significant traffic fluctuations only occur when online protection for rice is activated.
This user suspects that DaMi is stealing data from their hard drive.
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