According to analysis by Chitika Insights, conducted in the period October 3 to 9 come to the surprising fact that the iPhone 5, which has been on the market less than two weeks, already exceeded the SGS3 in online trading
According to the analysis, 56% of Internet traffic had fallen away to a new iPhone 5, and 44% to SGS3 in the comparison between these two models.
This news is not good for Samsung, which is trying to compete with Apple in the smartphone segment, because once again demonstrates that Apple's products are not only sold better, but far more used of their users.
This information is particularly important for developers of mobile applications, developers of mobile Web portals and mobile websites, and marketing agencies that is important is not only the number of users, but also their habits.
Now I'm writing this post basing on two sources bellow in this post
Also I'm not writing this post because i heat Apple
On many blogs/forums(especially on Nokia forums) in topics about Maps there is discussion if the Maps are so crucial for smart phones. Because the business is measured by the money here in concrete numbers how Maps are important for Apple iPhone 5.
On 21.09 when Afon 5 came out shares reached a record of $ 700. Today shares are $ 650. That's a drop of 7%. If current value of Apple's shares on market is 611b $ with easy math we can calculate and we will reach the lost of whole 49b $. Or like folk said whole $ 49 BILLIONS with the rejection of Google maps.
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All finaskiski analysts as a major problem mentioned problem with maps and even a few that have emerged, but the maps are the main problem for investors.
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On this can be added the position of Tim Cook who publicly apologized that the maps are complete fiasco and advised users to use other maps. If Steve Jobs was alive he never would admit this. By recognizing their inability to make a competitive product on market is reflected immediately.
iOS 6, the newest version of Apple’s mobile platform, is now on nearly
60% of iPhones, merely days after it launched on September 19th,
according to web tracking company Chitika. More than 45% of iPad users
have also updated their devices to the newest iOS, and iPod touch users
are also quickly bumping up their gadgets to iOS 6.
Apple has
definitely managed to deliver a smooth roll-out of the newest version of
its platform. With a single phone in its lineup and a reasonable level
of carrier independence, Cupertino is the fastest company when it comes
to updates.
Android is probably the slowest to get new updates,
but when it comes to devices manufactured under the officially approved
Nexus brand by Google, we’d say they are starting to catch up with
Apple. Most others though, including some of the most popular Android
phones offered on carriers, for various reasons, take monhts on end
before (and if) getting the new Android version.
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