I want the 4.7, but i'm not sure what the price points are like right now for unlocked in Canada. The contract prices here are nuts.
Last year the 5S did not arrive at anyone's house on release day. It was weeks after. The closest anyone got maybe days... NO ONE got it the same day at their door. Correct me if I'm wrong...
I know,because I ordered at right at midnight. My arrival date wasn't until weeks later
Last year the 5S did not arrive at anyone's house on release day. It was weeks after. The closest anyone got maybe days... NO ONE got it the same day at their door. Correct me if I'm wrong...
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I suppose that's with iphones 5C?2013
Apple iPhone 5S 150.2 million sold
Samsung Galaxy S4 40 million sold
I want the 4.7, but i'm not sure what the price points are like right now for unlocked in Canada. The contract prices here are nuts.
Here's a PDF you can print out to give you an idea of the actual sizes before you put a pre order in.
http://photos.appleinsider.com/iPhone6_preorder_picker.pdf
Nope. The 6plus will sell more!
Go big or go home!
I feel youprice is a bit steep though since 16 GB is non-option.
If I was on an iPhone 4s, I'd upgrade, but I'm on an iPhone 5 and it honestly still runs so fast and is so light and good looking, that it feels very modern and all around a great phone. Not even considering an upgrade to the iPhone 6 which had minimal changes over the 5s besides the display size, a change I'm not even sure I want.
Nope. The 6plus will sell more!
Go big or go home!
What Samsung should have done imo is have the Note 4 ready to ship within days of announcement. The GN4 + Gear VR would have been a solid 1, 2 punch to Apple. I mean Apple have nothing to compete with Gear VR. And to those saying it's equivalent to Google cardboardSamsung have Occulus Rift and John Carmack developing for it, it's going to be a success no matter what. VR is the real next gen tech, not watches.
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That's ridiculous all the first impression of journalist indicated that the thinness of the phone makes it easier to handle.
That plus 15 million iPhone 5s and c, plus 35 million (40?) iPads (there's an october event, right?) and 10 million Macs...
Sounds like maybe, just maybe, Apple might survive until the end of the year, before closing doors in January.
Well one in 80 million is more special than one in a million, so take it as a complement. You just found out that you're 8X "specialer!"
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NOT that a gold 6 was ever in my future but those white antenna bands are some UGLY.
Unfortunately, some analysts claim that 80 million iPhone sales are already baked into Apple's current share price of $100, so don't expect the share price to go up. Down maybe, but not up. Wall Street claims Apple isn't as good an investment as Netflix or Tesla so you might want to sell your Apple shares.
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Unfortunately, some analysts claim that 80 million iPhone sales are already baked into Apple's current share price of $100, so don't expect the share price to go up. Down maybe, but not up. Wall Street claims Apple isn't as good an investment as Netflix or Tesla so you might want to sell your Apple shares.
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No need to ask myself. The numbers are below. I'll let you do the math. You have a strange definition of failure...
I think the telling numbers are 2013. After selling 144 million SIIIs in 2012, Samsung only sold 40 million S4s. I believe the only thing that sells iPhones better than the iPhone experience is the Android experience.
2010
Apple iPhone 4, 40 million sold
Samsung Galaxy S, 20 million sold
Samsung S5620 Monte, 7 million sold
Samsung Wave (S8500), 2 million sold
2011
iPhone 4S, 140 million sold
Samsung Galaxy S II, 20 million sold
Samsung Galaxy Y,15 million sold
Samsung Infuse, 9 million sold
2012
Samsung Galaxy S3, 144 million sold
Apple iPhone 5, 125 million sold
2013
Apple iPhone 5S 150.2 million sold
Samsung Galaxy S4 40 million sold
Which is understandable, Apple's current share prices are near the highest they've ever been.
Apple is aiming to ship a combined total of 80 million iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus units by the end of this year.
Last year the 5S did not arrive at anyone's house on release day. It was weeks after. The closest anyone got maybe days... NO ONE got it the same day at their door. Correct me if I'm wrong...
I know,because I ordered at right at midnight. My arrival date wasn't until weeks later
that doesn't mean that it can't or shouldn't go higher. AAPL is undervalued, it should be trading around 120. This was before they even introduced thewatch.
if they can drive a significant amount of revenue from this new category AAPL should trade at 150+
It means that it probably won't go any higher, whether it shouldn't or can't has nothing to do with it. 120 is really pushing it, and the watch certainly isn't adding to revenue and profits anytime soon...if these people are following the knee jerk reaction around the internet, they are assuming the watch is a flop. Don't depend on a bunch of guys on Wall Street to have any clue whatsoever about what tech is good or what tech is actually going to sell, they just follow reactions.