By 10 iPhones?I don't think so that Apple will reduce iPhone 7 production by 10 in early 2017.
By 10 iPhones?I don't think so that Apple will reduce iPhone 7 production by 10 in early 2017.
Turns out you were just spit ballin info that Cook spit-balled to the Fortune writer, a writer that had to put all kinds disclaimers in the article ...
"Apple hasn’t revealed exact volume or usage numbers, but it has said the service adds one million new users each week. Apple has also said in the past that transaction volume through Apple Pay is five times the amount from a year ago. But without a baseline usage number, it’s impossible know whether the current volume is significant."
Here's the real data, with the real story behind Apple Pay usage ...
http://www.pymnts.com/news/mobile-payments/2016/apple-pay-adoption-usage-2016/
http://www.pymnts.com/apple-pay-adoption/
Turns out you were just spit ballin info that Cook spit-balled to the Fortune writer, a writer that had to put all kinds disclaimers in the article ...
"Apple hasn’t revealed exact volume or usage numbers, but it has said the service adds one million new users each week. Apple has also said in the past that transaction volume through Apple Pay is five times the amount from a year ago. But without a baseline usage number, it’s impossible know whether the current volume is significant."
Here's the real data, with the real story behind Apple Pay usage ...
http://www.pymnts.com/news/mobile-payments/2016/apple-pay-adoption-usage-2016/
http://www.pymnts.com/apple-pay-adoption/
Interesting. And predictable.
among some of the best phones we've made doesnt have the same appeal, does it?
Read post #47. Go ahead. It's simply this time of year again.Well, you misunderstood the situation. It'seems not that the production is being cut compared to the previous quarter. That's indeed would be expected. 10% drop is compared to the same period previous year (i.e. compared to iPhone 6S). Just read the linked Nikkei article. So, yes it'a a big problem.
This is actually good news for us customers!
Maybe this will be a wake-up call for our Iteration King to head down the stairs screaming "Jony, put away your carvers and take that iPhone out of the hydraulic press - we need something different this time!"
I know, right? Freaking Tim Cook. I wish I was the guy you returned it to I would have a lot of fun. I'll never understand how people think they can buy something knowing full well it does not have an aux cable input and then try and return it down the road because it doesn't have an aux cable input. Welcome to America.not surprising. i'm returning mine today. first iPhone in 6 years I have done so. I hate the elimination of the headphone jack.
Previous iPhones didn't have headphone jacks? JK. I agree. If the company says a product will be missing a feature and someone purchases said product anyway, they should not be able to return it, or pay a hefty return fee.I know, right? Freaking Tim Cook. I wish I was the guy you returned it to I would have a lot of fun. I'll never understand how people think they can buy something knowing full well it does not have an aux cable input and then try and return it down the road because it doesn't have an aux cable input. Welcome to America.
I have yet to even use Apple once. I have however used Samsung pay more times then I can count. I use it every week at King Soopers to pay for my groceries because it saves from having to sign.And Apple has only managed to sign-up financial institutions in 11 countries HARDLY worldwide uptake. I was just in Europe for 2 months and used Apple Pay because the countries had contactless pay terminals - every time I used Apple Pay was the first time the merchant/hotel/restaurant had ever seen it.
I have yet to even use Apple once. I have however used Samsung pay more times then I can count
I use Bank of the West. They weren't an accepted bank till just a few months ago so I was unable to use Apple Pay at all. I was so exited when I was able to add my banks debit card into Apple Pay but then I found out Apple Pay does't even work at three of the stores I shop at most, yet Samsung Pay does work. I've kind of forgotten about Apple Pay now. My banks debit card began working on Samsung Pay the same tile it did for Apple Pay.My bank, here in Canada, offers Samsung Pay alongside Apple Pay.
Yeah I can get behind a restocking fee if the item isn't open but what good is an open box used iPhone to a carrier or Apple? They can't sell them as new, so someone is taking a loss for no reason other than buyers remorse.Previous iPhones didn't have headphone jacks? JK. I agree. If the company says a product will be missing a feature and someone purchases said product anyway, they should not be able to return it, or pay a hefty return fee.
The experience you have had is not representative of everyone, keep in mind. I've only been able to use my credit card online with Apple Pay because my local bank doesn't support it (yet?). Ive never seen a terminal that said Samsung Pay supported but Apple Pay is accepted at a few businesses I don't typically shop at in my area. The only time I have even heard of Samsung Pay was in a tv ad. I feel like I only know of Apple Pay because it was marketed to me heavily as well.I use Bank of the West. They weren't an accepted bank till just a few months ago so I was unable to use Apple Pay at all. I was so exited when I was able to add my banks debit card into Apple Pay but then I found out Apple Pay does't even work at three of the stores I shop at most, yet Samsung Pay does work. I've kind of forgotten about Apple Pay now. My banks debit card began working on Samsung Pay the same tile it did for Apple Pay.
Sadly, Macrumors only care about clicks and has become a feeding ground of whiners who hate Apple and Tim Cook but won't leave this site. Everyone has a right to post drivel. I clicked on a few users to see their history of posts. Some had over 100 posts ripping Tim Cook, Headphone Jack, Macbook Pro sux. I wonder how many times will it take to make people realize they are right?
Macrumors has become one of the worst sites to visit daily anymore. There are better sites for news on Apple products that are unbiased (Pro/Con) and more technical information for professionals. This site has become complete drivel and whiners who don't even own Apple Products.
Ive never seen a terminal that said Samsung Pay supported
I'd love to know how to get an analyst job, must be nice to be paid to just make claims regardless of the impact or veracity of them. I'd start with a piece on Butterball being in trouble because turkey sales mysteriously slowed down after November...for some unknowable reason.![]()
Yeah we may have those symbols but just recently in my area there has been a push for contactless payments. The terminals at my families business just recently got updated for chip readers, not because we are behind the tech, but because no one had cards with chips until recently, here that is. I want to support Apple Pay and Samsung Pay but no one has ever asked if we accept so we haven't upgraded our machines. I imagine that will all change in the next year or so.We've had Contactless Pay credit and debit cards for years in Canada and the POS terminals and cards only show these
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Except this is fake news, I don't think this hurt them at all, besides the pluses outweigh the minuses.Excellent. They made silly decisions and it hurt them. Hopefully their next phone doesn't have any features removed.
I am one who didn't upgrade this year due to the lack of the headphone jack. I've got 5K invested in a pair of earphones and a headphone and am not interested in a phone without a jack.
No, not the 7 Plus but waiting for the 8 instead.It's sluggish because mostly everyone is opting to the 7 Plus instead.
Not sure what constitutes a good number "want" to upgrade when it was estimated at over 40mm have upgraded in the fourth quarter. Demand was incredibly high and lower for the iPad's. They removed the headphone jack and people complained and then millions upgraded before xmas. Who knows... Three in my family of 5 upgraded while the other two are waiting for the free upgrade in Sept - with or without a headphone jack. Most won't be using corded headphones much longer (IMO).I just don't think there is much to make people "want" to upgrade...
Can't even imagine the look on the faces of those that have held off purchasing the 2016 edition of the iPhone ONLY to find out that the 2017 edition is identical ... except the camera will be repositioned in order to sell the newest iteration of the Silicone Case.