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Google’s innovation pipeline: It used to be that Microsoft’s agenda was written in Cupertino, now they are no longer the only ones in line at the copy machine.
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Google’s innovation pipeline: It used to be that Microsoft’s agenda was written in Cupertino, now they are no longer the only ones in line at the copy machine.
“Checks indicate that US iPad sales remain strong post-launch, driven by rising consumer visibility to iPad’s user experience, sustained PR/word-of-mouth marketing, 3G iPad launch, and broadening iPad apps/content,”…
Five weeks ago Apple forecast 100 million iPhone OS devices will be sold by summer. This was fairly easy to predict but the question comes up: when will the next 100 million be sold? And what about after that? The iPhone…
About a month ago, we said we’d like you to use a credit card when you buy your iPad, and that was the best way we could think of to make sure that people only brought two per individual,” said Johnson. “And then it came…
HTC: TEXT AND PICTURE MESSAGES Text and picture messages will be deleted with this software update. You can back up text and picture messages by forwarding them to an email address. APPLICATIONS Applications will be…
Apple’s growth and its disconnect with valuation has been a common theme on this blog. For another look at this conundrum I present here a table of Apple’s year on year sales growth by product line and its top and bottom…
On May 5th, I tried to fill in the blanks on Global smart phone OS shares | Asymco. I estimated that the shares for the mobile OS’s were as follows (based on Canalys partial data): Now Gartner has published their…
In December I reported iPhone controls 46% of Japanese smartphone market | Asymco. Five months later Apple’s share has reached 72%. According the MM Research, 1.7 million iPhone were sold in the fiscal year ended March…
Continuing from Will Apple rule the iPad market? | Asymco. The first claim is that it is unclear if [Apple] will end up dominating the market the way it has come to rule the digital music player market with the iPod.…
This question sounds like a tautology. It’s like asking “Will Apple rule the iPod market?” But redundancy has not stopped WSJ journalist Benjamin Pimentel from asking. His answer to the question is below: But while Apple…