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Android vs. Google Part III
Revised language for section 3.3.9 of Apple’s developer agreement, concerning the use of data collection: The collection, use or disclosure is for the purpose of serving advertising to Your Application; is provided to an…
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Safari claims 200 million installed base, WebKit at 500 million
Safari continues to lead the pack in performance, innovation and standards support,” said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. “Safari now runs on over 200 million devices…
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Was Quattro a bargain? Was AdMob a rip-off?
Apple’s announcement of $60 million booked revenues for iAd, of which 60% is meant for developers implies $24 million operating profit for the second half of 2010. Assuming this rate doubles $100 million for 2011, it…
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WWDC: 150 million iTunes accounts
The data shows how growth is accelerating with the daily add rates for the periods above increasing from 46k/day to 191k/day. Credit to Turley Muller via MacObserver.com Finance Board.
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asymco | One Hundred Million
My prediction is that sometime next year Apple will announce the 100 millionth iPhone OS device sold, making the iPhone the fastest selling platform in history. The iPhone will have been on the market for three years.…
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JP Morgan: iAd to give 48% mobile display ad share to Apple
JP Morgan is cited as sizing the US mobile display ad market at $250 million. This gives Apple 48% market share of the mobile ad market for second half of 2010.
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WWDC: Download rate increased to 16.4 million apps per day
The download rate has just shot up. It’s gone way above the song daily download rate.
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WWDC: App Store reaches 5 billion sold at an average selling price of 29c per app
Total sales: $1.43 billion Amount to developers: $1 billion Apps sold: 5 billion ASP: $0.29 My expectation was 4.9 billion by June 1. Apple is about on target.
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WWDC Context: A quarter million apps approved
Six months ago IDC predicted 300k apps before end of 2010. Here is a quick mid-year check: As of today there are around 215k available, with 250k likely approved by the end of WWDC. These are the stats from three app…
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Ballmer thinks the iPad is a PC; analysts who measure market shares don't.
8:50 am: Walt circles back, notes that Ballmer uses the term PC to include things that most people don’t think of as PCs. Is the iPad a PC? Ballmer: Of course it is. What do you do on it? Answer email….A guy tried to…