Right. Because everyone posting here owns Apple stock.Um, it’s kind of a key data point in any investment decision regarding the stock.
Right. Because everyone posting here owns Apple stock.Um, it’s kind of a key data point in any investment decision regarding the stock.
FYI, this year is 2024 and Apple's 2024 entry has not released yet...you will need to wait another 6 months to make the comparison there.
The iPhone 11 didn't have the same design language as the iPhone 12. Software is not part of the design language.
It is Apple marketing at its finest a perceived value and premium. What this means is Apple has marketed its products to be very high end. Sometimes that is true and sometimes it is not. What that means is some Apple customer will pay a very high premium for a product is just the same as a lower end product just because it has an Apple logo on it.It comes down to price vs value. What this means is that Apple is capable of creating great experiences which consumers are willing to pay a premium for.
That’s really what differentiates them from the rest of the industry. Apple sells experiences and integrated solutions. The rest sell products. The market votes with their wallets as to what they prefer, and here we are.
That's really the difference in the products. The customer votes with their wallets....as you say.
Because most of the world voted for smartphones that were not iPhones....
What that means is iPhones make up only 17% market share.
That proves my original statement that you quoted...I never meant to suggest otherwise. Apple knows they will never have the greater market share because of their business model (selling a closed ecosystem at premium prices), but they make up for this by commanding the lion’s share of profits in their respective markets.
It’s by design, and it’s a tradeoff Apple is happy to make.
I know...doesn't that mean they are probably overcharging for their products?
And I won’t get a Mac again unless they include 3.5 inch floppy disks. SarcI know Apple lost my sale when they went to esim only in the US. I refuse to purchase a phone that doesn't accept a physhical sim card.
Not buying another iPhone until they release something in the form factor of the 12/13 mini.
THIS! I believe we are about to see a shift. People are tired of the same phone. I know I am. Switching too Samsung this year. iOS 18 better be massive off they hope to keep their position.and as an iPod Touch and iPhone user since iPhone 3G, I hope it keeps on declining further. Apple needs to be forced to wake up gain 👏🏼 you can release the same phone only so many times.
- sent from iPhone 15 Plus
Why?I know Apple lost my sale when they went to esim only in the US. I refuse to purchase a phone that doesn't accept a physhical sim card.
Yes. I paid for an iPhone 15 as I thought the feature set was worth it.People will pay if the device has enough bells and whistles
If you believe a better camera is the only feature the apple website has all of the updates for each model.Apple has thousands of patents for features that could be added to the iPhone and yet they come out with the same old features other than a better camera
Citation.People used to update their iPhone every year or two, now it’s every 3 or 4 years
I think Apple understands what its customer base wants more than MacRumors posters.By now Apple should understand that customers want more
Customers can pay extra for an insurance they don't need just to get quick service in person, great. How is that helpful if you just want to swap your iPhone battery after a couple years? The point I am making is bring any phone into your carrier store and ask them to swap the battery. Apple can do these swaps in the store within 1-3 hours - not always and certainly not on an iPhone launch day of course, but usually they complete it the same day.They can just use the insurance option, which every carrier offers, & get the phone replaced. Not sure the point you're trying to make here.