1983
This seems more like wishful thinking than fact.
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Apple's Mac sheds marketshare in Q2, sinks to 5th place amid worldwide sales slowdown
If Apple payed more attention to its Mac line with more frequent updates and redesigns, I'm sure they'd be doing much better than these current abysmal statistics seem to indicate. Personally I'm a much bigger fan of the Mac than the iPhone. They're losing their emphasis on product, a side effect of Cooks management style I suspect.
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Alleged 'iPhone 7' leak offers crystal clear look at larger single-lens camera, tweaked antenna lin
Still can't get over how large that camera opening is. It either uses a very fast lens, a much larger sensor or hopefully both.
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Apple's iPhone install base features growing 'powder keg' ripe for upgrades, Cowen says
Yes, I'm in the same camp as you. What might be worrying though is that a number of those older users also unimpressed by Apple's offerings, instead of waiting it out will jump ship and go to Android instead.6Sgoldfish said:The growing number of users due for upgrades signals a couple more things. A certain number them may be satisfied enough as to not care about upgrading to the latest and greatest. There are those who cannot afford to. And then there are those, myself included, who find themselves unimpressed by Apple's recent offerings and prefer to wait it out. And it's a long wait until 2017.. -
Fueled by Apple Watch, smartwatch prices surge as basic activity trackers tumble
With the seemingly significant improvement in performance and usability from watchOS 3 together with the Watch2 hopefully set for release this Fall. Apple's wearable might finally become the hit we're all hoping for. I'm certainly much more interested in it than I was before, and if new hardware is introduced, I might finally take the plunge.
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Amazon launches thinner, lighter $80 Kindle e-reader with double storage
Amazons e-ink Kindle is a nice little product. It still beats any tablet for the reading of books.
