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For a phone that is only meant to have around a 20% market share, that is pretty impressive.

One such source for this value: https://www.statista.com/statistics/216459/global-market-share-of-apple-iphone/

dick applebaum said:

AppleInsider said:

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I can identify the two people on the left side of the picture -- who are the two on the right?

Funny, this US vs EU battle is not about whether Apple owes the taxes -- rather it is about who gets to collect them.

I predict that the US Goverment's greed will win out over the EU Government's greed.

Based on a search (see here): Steve Jobs, Mike Markkula, Alec Wrafter, Couldn't find the other person.

When people see a cash mountain, they all want part of it. Whether or not they are entitled to it is another story.

I actually have a hard time believing this, since to a good number of people the "iPhone SE" is known as the "iPhone 6 SE". Marketing wise this would likely cause confusion, since people would likely be asking why is Apple releasing another phone by the same name?

Even if Booking.com is responsible in some cases, the issue is still an Apple one. An app that is not actively running and not managing shared features, such as keyboards, should not be able to break things. Apple makes a big effort of sandboxing and isolating app behaviour. I suspect the issue is much more to do with WebKit or something related to it

Still a big fan of Transit app, since it already covers many more cities, including the city where I live, and even tells me of nearby transport stops. I have no vested interest in this app, except as a user. Free without advertising is also a great price