So if you can't have it, you suggest stealing it? This is what is wrong with the wolrd.Hmm, I wonder if they have those installment plans for Foxconn workers. Hopefully they just steal them
So if you can't have it, you suggest stealing it? This is what is wrong with the wolrd.Hmm, I wonder if they have those installment plans for Foxconn workers. Hopefully they just steal them
They’ve played the long game and will really start to monetize users through services. We are just getting started.
“ only “ 1.65 billion, not 10.5 billionpersonally I own 5 Apple products..I thought it’s a law every human MUST own at least 3 Apple devices..there are over 3 billions people so it should be 10 billion Appled advices ownage...a very disappointing news..I meant that..
This is exactly why Apple's services & wearables category is exploding, the iPhone is the gate to AirPods, Apple Watch, Apple Music and so on... a sea of users which will never own a Mac, but have an iPhone, AirPods and Apple Music and plan on staying.
I think the 14" will be the favorite 'sweet' spot for a lot of people. I see the 16" as more niche for the video / music professional.
Excellent point. A lot of Millennial kids use their iPhone for most everything. They aren't even after the watch, which is surprising to me.
Hmm, I wonder if they have those installment plans for Foxconn workers. Hopefully they just steal them
Just remember, all of this success didn't start with the iPhone, it started with a little OS called OSX. It truly reshaped the PC market.
I think this too, maybe it could be narrowed a little bit more to what made possible to create a very stable OS and also what made the base of the whole Apple ecosystem.Just remember, all of this success didn't start with the iPhone, it started with a little OS called OSX. It truly reshaped the PC market.
Yeah, but just think of how many more people would have Apple products if they did!So if you can't have it, you suggest stealing it? This is what is wrong with the wolrd.
I can't comprehend they actually built built 1.6 billion devices... I mean how fast can you pump our products?
Its scary to know that one company controls devices of 1 in 8 people in the world. Thats too much power in the hands of too little.
I think part of it helps that iPhones are pretty long-lived when you think about it.I can't comprehend they actually built built 1.6 billion devices... I mean how fast can you pump our products?
Its scary to know that one company controls devices of 1 in 8 people in the world. Thats too much power in the hands of too little.
It's even scarier then that another company provides an o/s for 7/8 people in the world. Don't know which is worse. One company creating devices that control .125 of the worlds population or another company providing operating systems that control .875 of the worlds population.I can't comprehend they actually built built 1.6 billion devices... I mean how fast can you pump our products?
Its scary to know that one company controls devices of 1 in 8 people in the world. Thats too much power in the hands of too little.
It's even scarier then that another company provides an o/s for 7/8 people in the world. Don't know which is worse. One company creating devices that control .125 of the worlds population or another company providing operating systems that control .875 of the worlds population.
you are not wrong, we need more competition. The thing that is in favour of Android is that its supposedly open source so no one really owns it, you can pick it up and create your own version of it kind of like Linux/FreeBSD. Thats what I understood.
I hate Android.
They are so good at up selling you other devices.It’s also worth noting that many users still only have an iPhone. There is a lot of potential for Apple to continue selling them additional devices, accessories and services in order to round out the whole Apple experience.
In short, for all its size, there is still plenty of room for Apple to grow, especially in the non-iPhone revenue portion.
The end of one decade of expansion, the start of the next decade of growth.
They are so good at up selling you other devices.
Is there a version of android that has been successfully sold without google services? Only Huawei has been able to get away with it by selling within their own Chinese market, but otherwise, the argument feels mostly academic. You could do so in theory, but the reality is that most won’t, and the few who do haven’t really been financially successful.
When you say Google service you mean Play Store or you mean Android has been programmed to use Google services and software and for you to have a functioning Android you need to replace it with your own servers and services?