And Apple won’t lol?Reality is this is only going to continue as the Chinese phone makers continue to improve.
And Apple won’t lol?Reality is this is only going to continue as the Chinese phone makers continue to improve.
Both statements can be accurate at the same time. Can have an increase in people switching to iPhone while also having a decrease in return consumers aka people not upgrading.Reports which I am sure are false, seeing how Apple reported there being more switchers in China in their last earnings report.
Mate 60 offers satellite voice calling and satellite SMS features due to Huawei modem. 5.5G speeds are faster. It’s less expensive than iPhone 15 Pro Max. It’s a legit competitive product.
Well a competitive product where it is sold anyway.
The big point worth considering though is Huawei does not use iOS or Android. It is using HarmonyOS.
Not really a concern since everyone in China uses WeChat. It’s how you pay for literally everything from food, to gas to utilities to reading your child’s report card. Apple has an online store in WeChat.
I'm missing the connection between a trip and sales going down. Is it assumed that his "celebrity" will help increase sales? Surely market research could be done by locals better than the CEO coming into a small part of the country too.
Huawei supporters are regarded as patriots in mainland China. No matter how expensive Mate 60 Pro, it remains the first choice of those "patriots". Videos on Bilibili talking about the negatives or internal details of Mate 60 Pro are removed by the government (this is proved by Geekerwan).
If you actually did a modicum of research of the top Chinese Android phones, you'd see that there are not many similarities to iPhone, and of the reviews I've watched various places, Chinese phones show more innovation than the annual iPhone spec-bump new models. Apple seems to have run out of ideas or it takes them 5 years to "get it right".Of course this is happening they are taking our technology product and copying it and selling it as their own.
I’m glad you said that. Like so many others, I enjoy reading tech articles in general including those about Apple products of course. I notice more and more that article headlines are all about the mystery feature I don’t know about or the secret setting I have to change immediately.Barrons had a headline the other day in Apple News which was “Meta and Amazon blow past Apple and leave it in the dust” something like that and I wrote to the journalist and said “this headline and article looks like it’s written by a preteen, what happened to Barrons? Why this ridiculous faulty sensationalized headline?” and she stated quite honestly “well the Editors tweek the headlines and the articles and those type of headlines get the clicks and pay the bills” I thanked her for her honesty.
Mate 60 Pro sells for less than $999 and offers 512GB base storage. You don’t have to be “patriot” to realize it’s a better value.
I'm missing the connection between a trip and sales going down. Is it assumed that his "celebrity" will help increase sales? Surely market research could be done by locals better than the CEO coming into a small part of the country too.
I didn't say that. Having social media "flooded" (MR words) with comments about the "poor quality" of the iPhone 15 images is not objective. There is no way Apple was sharing "poor quality" images (someone else linked the image in this thread -- it wasn't "poor quality", even if there were some compression issues [which could have been a Weibo issue]). This means much of the comments are from state-sponsored bot accounts and/or nationalists who don't like "Western" companies and/or people/bots who don't like Apple or whatever else is driving their behavior. I'm not sure what's controversial about acknowledging that? Just look at MacRumors. There are plenty of people who sign up for accounts or comment on MR mainly to attack Apple over various things.Yep, because no phone can take better pictures than iPhone...
Yep, because no phone can take better pictures than iPhone...
Yep, because no phone can take better pictures than iPhone...
Wait what? Huawei P60 Pro is actually above iPhone 15 Pro Max https://www.dxomark.com/smartphones/ - shocker
The post was then "flooded with complaints" manipulated by spam bots controlled by Chinese government actors about the ostensibly poor quality of the image and unfavorable comparisons to pictures from Chinese devices like Huawei's recently Mate 60 Pro.
Thanks for actually sharing the photo in question. Neither 9to5mac or this website thought to include it.Heres the photo TC uploaded to Weibo. Its bad, but not because of the 15PM camera, but because of compression/resizing.
As a Chinese person myself, their tactic is to make a new camera geometric designIf you actually did a modicum of research of the top Chinese Android phones, you'd see that there are not many similarities to iPhone, and of the reviews I've watched various places, Chinese phones show more innovation than the annual iPhone spec-bump new models. Apple seems to have run out of ideas or it takes them 5 years to "get it right".