bb-15

boltsfan17 said:

geekdad said:

lkrupp said:

geekdad said:

bb-15 said:

Either shipped / sales numbers are accurate or not.

From CNET posted in January 31, 2017;
"Apple sold more iPhones than ever before -- 78.3 million"

If Apple sells more flagship phones than Samsung, then that's just the way it is. 

But they don't sell more than Samsung...


http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS42507917

FLAGSHIP phones, troll. Most of Samsung’s sales are cheap throw away freebees.

ahhh...name calling...always a last defense. Then those iphones sales are also iphones 6, 6s SE and all previous models as well.

Those stats for Apple aren't previous models. Apple is only selling the 7, 6s, and SE. Most of Samsung phone sales are the cheap models. 

boltsfan17 said:

geekdad said:

lkrupp said:

geekdad said:

bb-15 said:

Muntz said:

kevin kee said:

dominosixtyseven said:

Typical DeD article.

Well if you want lies and Samsung coddling go and read : http://bgr.com/2017/05/16/galaxy-s8-sales-figures/ or http://mashable.com/2017/05/16/galaxy-s8-sales-5-million/#2TXfyrCj7Pqj or any websites you can find when you google Samsung Galaxy S8 - they all love Samsung new hot sales (imagine if it was Apple, they would shred it apart). Only AI tells the fact, 5 Million is 5 Million, but even that you can't accept the truth. 

They're not paid to accept this truth. This site is rife with paid marketers. 

Either shipped / sales numbers are accurate or not.

From CNET posted in January 31, 2017;
"Apple sold more iPhones than ever before -- 78.3 million"

If Apple sells more flagship phones than Samsung, then that's just the way it is. 

But they don't sell more than Samsung...


http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS42507917

FLAGSHIP phones, troll. Most of Samsung’s sales are cheap throw away freebees.

ahhh...name calling...always a last defense. Then those iphones sales are also iphones 6, 6s SE and all previous models as well.

Those stats for Apple aren't previous models. Apple is only selling the 7, 6s, and SE. Most of Samsung phone sales are the cheap models. 

Muntz said:

kevin kee said:

dominosixtyseven said:

Typical DeD article.

Well if you want lies and Samsung coddling go and read : http://bgr.com/2017/05/16/galaxy-s8-sales-figures/ or http://mashable.com/2017/05/16/galaxy-s8-sales-5-million/#2TXfyrCj7Pqj or any websites you can find when you google Samsung Galaxy S8 - they all love Samsung new hot sales (imagine if it was Apple, they would shred it apart). Only AI tells the fact, 5 Million is 5 Million, but even that you can't accept the truth. 

They're not paid to accept this truth. This site is rife with paid marketers. 

ericthehalfbee said:

"Google said that it won't track any critical vehicle data"

What is their definition of "critical"? Seriously, though, is it possible for Google to make any product or service that doesn't in some way give them data for their actual revenue generator (advertising)?

mrglass86 said:

Every rumor/news site makes themselves sound like an idiot when they say "iPhone 8". There was a 3G/3GS, 4/4S, 5/5S, 6/6S,7 and the next phone will be the 7S. Saying "iPhone 8 coming this year" or even iPhone X as the tenth iPhone (the iPhone 7 was the 10th iPhone if you don't count the iPhone 5c) as being special...you're not doing your job as journalists/bloggers and you're simply creating confusion for consumers who don't know better by creating false and heightened expectations for "clicks"

its not in Apples culture to celebrate anniversaries by withholding technology for those releases. The 40th anniversary of Mac was last year and Apple celebrated by releasing a video titled "40 years of Mac in 40 seconds" that's it...no special 40th anniversary Mac or special color option. It's not in their culture to focus on where they've been.

It makes no sense for them to release a substantially improved phone in the S cycle which would annoy every consumer who purchased an iPhone 7 UNTIL the world is more used to purchasing a new phone when they want and not on the 2 year cycle tha current installment billing plans still encourage. This will happen eventually in the USA but not for a few more years