I had the iPhone 7 Plus waiting for the Apple to release a phone with Apple Pencil support and Real multitasking capabilities. They failed miserably. I hadn't had an Android since the Note 2, and with this Note 9 im very excited. Apple Keynote is a week away, and Apple is so boring and stale there is no neeed to wait and see what they come up with..
You won't be disappointed with the Note 9. I have it from my iPhone X and nothing Apple has can compare to it. It is in another league of it's own. I can actually be productive and use my phone for almost anything from personal to business.
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I Never understood how someone can say ‘Apple failed miserably’ at something when they have the most successful phone in the world, which has been proven to part of the success of this company as it is today. But just because Apple doesn’t release something to your specifications, doesn’t apply to everyone else either.
Now that you have a Note 9, there’s no need for you to even watch the keynote, which in theory, is problem solved for you. However, I’m not sure why you even Interject this part of your post , likely just because you’re disgruntled something with the iPhone, therefore you translate your frustrations to predict the Keynote will be ‘boring’ because you yourself haven’t watched the actual Keynote yet?
Sorry man, but you are incorrect.
https://www.thenational.ae/business...st-popular-smartphone-brands-q1-2018-1.736401
Samsung
The world's most popular smartphone brand saw its market share dip year-on-year from
20.8 per cent to 20.5 per cent, despite
favourable reviews of its flagship Galaxy S9 and S9+ and
Note 8.
Gartner said Samsung's mid-tier smartphones faced continued competition from Chinese brands, and its growth rate "will remain under pressure through 2018, with Chinese brands' growing dominance and expansion into Europe and Latin America markets".
Apple
The release of the
iPhone X in November has unsurprisingly given Apple a boost in market share (
from 13.7 per cent to 14.1 per cent) in the first quarter of 2018, after the company finally added some innovation following years of incremental updates. Its overall smartphone unit sales were up 4 per cent. However, Samsung will need another technological jump to keep the momentum going and ensure that users invest in replacement handsets, according to Gartner.
"Even though demand for Apple's iPhone X exceeded that of iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, the vendor struggled to drive significant smartphone replacements, which led to slower-than-expected growth in the first quarter of 2018," said Mr Gupta.
"With its exclusive focus on premium smartphones, Apple needs to significantly raise the overall experience of its next-generation iPhones to trigger replacements and lead to solid growth in the near future."
It was
reported in April that Apple is working on touchless iPhones and curved screens. A new handset, possibly the iPhone XI (or iPhone 11), is expected before the end of the year.
