Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts
Monday, March 18, 2013
Apple’s Shares Have Outperformed Samsung’s for a Decade
"Even with its recent pullback, Apple has crushed Samsung over the last ten years.”
Apple’s Shares Have Outperformed Samsung’s for a Decade
Friday, October 26, 2012
Sunday, November 13, 2011
In China One in Five Consumers Want a Mac as Their Next PC - John Paczkowski - News - AllThingsD
"China accounted for 16 percent of Apple’s fourth-quarter sales, or about $4.5 billion, making it the company’s second-largest market after the U.S.. So it should come as no surprise to hear that Apple products are particularly well regarded in the country. But to find that positive sentiment for the Mac has elevated it above all comers there is a bit of an eye-opener.
According to Morgan Stanley’s new China PC Survey, 21 percent of consumers considering the purchase of a new PC would like it to be a Mac. That’s more than said the same of Lenovo, Asus, Acer, Sony, Samsung, Hewlett-Packard and Dell. It’s also significantly more than the Mac’s current market share in the country, which hovers around about 5 percent."
In China One in Five Consumers Want a Mac as Their Next PC - John Paczkowski - News - AllThingsD
Crowds had been lining up for more than 24 hours outside Hong Kong’s flagship Apple store. Below, video of that enormous queue.
According to Morgan Stanley’s new China PC Survey, 21 percent of consumers considering the purchase of a new PC would like it to be a Mac. That’s more than said the same of Lenovo, Asus, Acer, Sony, Samsung, Hewlett-Packard and Dell. It’s also significantly more than the Mac’s current market share in the country, which hovers around about 5 percent."
In China One in Five Consumers Want a Mac as Their Next PC - John Paczkowski - News - AllThingsD
Crowds had been lining up for more than 24 hours outside Hong Kong’s flagship Apple store. Below, video of that enormous queue.
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
Review: ACN Mobile World Updated!
Recently new competitor of Skypeout hit the market ACN Mobile World allows customers to save up to 70% on their mobile phone bill. They simply pick their plan and download a Mobile Application to their compatible smartphone or make calls through the Call Back Service through a traditional mobile phone.
• Apple iPhone users can download the ACN Mobile World Application directly from the iTunes store.
• The ACN Mobile World Application may use up to 3 Mb of data for a 5 minute call from a data plan.
• There is no contract required with ACN Mobile World.
• You will be charged according to the plan you choose and the destinations that you call. Charges may include a monthly charge for your plan and per-minute charges for your calls.
• Calls made using the Mobile Application consume approximately 3 Mb of data for a 5 minute call, and your mobile phone or Internet service provider may subject you to additional charges based on the Internet connection type that you are using and your data plan. Contact your mobile phone or Internet service provider for more information.
Is my smartphone supported? Backberry and Windows phone support is coming soon!
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Attack Of The iPhone Killers
"It's like a scene from a bad horror movie. Samsung and Research in Motion are among the companies trundling down the steps into the basement. And down there, waiting for them, is Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs and his chainsaw collection. Dudes, don't go down there.
Apple's easy-to-use, media-friendly gizmo has cut deeply into the smart phone market. Six months after putting out the iPhone last year, Apple had seized 26.7% of the U.S. market in the final quarter of 2007. The assault was put on pause--with Apple dipping to just 19.2% of the market during the first quarter--as Apple reloaded with a faster iPhone. After it goes on sale July 11, however, it's going to be a long, hard year for Apple's rivals."
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