Samsung’s big competitor is demolishing it ... :-) ...
Dear Skeptics, Here’s How Apple Will Continue To Demolish Expectations
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3251650/posts
Apple delivered the greatest earnings report in history on Tuesday.
That’s not hyperbole. Apple earned $18 billion in net income over the three-month period of October to December 2014. That’s more than any other company has ever earned over a three-month span.
Apple earned those mind-melting profits thanks mostly to the iPhone, which is an incredible business.
Apple sold 74.5 million iPhones, up 46% from the year prior. The iPhone generated $51 billion in revenue, giving each iPhone an average selling price of $687.
How much is a “won” worth in dollars?
Apple is eating Samsung’s kimchee.
What happened was that Apple rode the wave of the hugely pent-up demand for a larger screen iPhone—and when it did deliver, sales went through the roof. I know of at least 12 people at my workplace that now have iPhone 6 (64 GB) models.
Samsung has hit hard competition in the way of seemingly hundreds of Android phone brands and models. There are decent Android phones for about $100 or so. It is not enough to have the top quality that Samsung has... The same operating system - Android allows a cheap phone to do most of the same things as an expensive phone - not so with Apple.
Despite Apple’s record profit on iPhone sales — total Android smart phone sales out number iPhone sales by far - just to get a perspective on the size of the market.
And yet Samsung keeps selling chips and other parts to Apple for use in iPhones.
It is android OS that is the competitor. It is on more devices then Apple OS is.
I know this is a bit off topic but I didn’t want to start a whole thread for the question.
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I know Samsung is taking a beating financially, but I believe that’s mostly due to poor design decisions. Too many models that all blend together stylistically.
Having said that, I own the Note 4, and I’m very impressed overall. My one hope is that the upcoming lollipop update will see Touchwiz dialed back significantly.
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My one gripe with the iPhone is the "Apple knows best" philosophy, which gets down to missing customization features. One example: There's many apps I don't want to upgrade due to horrible reviews, but there's no "skip this version" to make the icon count go away.