Please explain how that graph jives with Job's own statement (WWDC keynote) that iTunes sold 20 billion tracks (at average 99¢ = 19,8 billion dollars x 30% = 6,5 billion dollars revenue for Apple; against very low operating cost, i.o.w. it is almost 100% profit).
In your graph iTunes revenue is less than 1 billion over 2,6 years...
So it appears 'DATA' are pliable and (your) graph really is BS.
I don't think you'll have to worry about iCloud for the simple reason of who Apple is competing with to bring you this service. Android and Google. Unless Google/Android suddenly go away (doesn't look like that's happening anytime soon), Apple needs free online services to offer a similar experience to what Android users get with the built in Google services.
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Itools is free, Dot mac is free, Mobile Me is $99 a year. They did it once and they'll do it again.
.Mac was never free. You also have absolutely no argument here. MobileMe was never free. iTools was never changed to a paid service.
OH LOOK. DATA.
Please explain how that graph jives with Job's own statement (WWDC keynote) that iTunes sold 20 billion tracks (at average 99¢ = 19,8 billion dollars x 30% = 6,5 billion dollars revenue for Apple; against very low operating cost, i.o.w. it is almost 100% profit).
In your graph iTunes revenue is less than 1 billion over 2,6 years...
So it appears 'DATA' are pliable and (your) graph really is BS.
Please explain how that graph jives with Job's own statement (WWDC keynote) that iTunes sold 20 billion
No. Jobs announced 15 billion tracks.
Announced in June 2011. Chart stops at Dec 2011
iTunes started selling music in 2003. So the first FIVE bloody years are not on the chart!
So it appears 'DATA' are pliable and (your) graph really is BS.
NO. You cannot read a simple chart and your numbers are wrong.
The BS is all coming from you. Stop it.
your numbers are wrong.
Really? Let's see your numbers then.
Or are you just reciting the fanboy gospel without substance?
The floor is yours.
Really? Let's see your numbers then.
Or are you just reciting the fanboy gospel without substance?
The floor is yours.
Please just stop talking. You've permanently embarrassed yourself here. Let's not go for "completely discredit"... though you're close.
Like syncing for mp3 podcasts....
Is there a iCloud support group that I can email to get additional info on this?
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Hey guys, do you know if iCloud will support some kind of podcast syncing?
Like syncing for mp3 podcasts....
I would think so, but I don't have any, so I can't confirm that at all.
Is there a iCloud support group that I can email to get additional info on this?
As it's not even out yet, no.
Originally Posted by Parttimer
Really? Let's see your numbers then.
Or are you just reciting the fanboy gospel without substance?
The floor is yours.
Please just stop talking. You've permanently embarrassed yourself here. Let's not go for "completely discredit"... though you're close.
Ah, so you don't have the numbers, eh!
And you are reciting the fanboy gospel blindly.
Small surprise...
We don't know what Apple's plans are so it's all conjecture at this point. Let's let the cards be dealt and see where iCloud goes.
Closing thread