Thread: iOS: winning the US, losing the world
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Old 09-05-2012, 10:27 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by holymadness View Post
Android handset makers are slowly committing suicide by exchanging profitability for market share in a pricing race to the bottom, not to mention the cash they pay out to Microsoft to licence patents. The only OEM that makes money from Android is Samsung and—surprise!—their phones and software are just copies of Apple products. Meanwhile, the Android ecosystem is fragmented all to hell, which explains why developers don't bother with it, which explain why 2/3rds of Android users don't pay for apps. Meanwhile, the popularity of iOS products netted Apple $11 billion last year.

Winning.

If losing to the competition looks like that, I am not sure Tim Cook minds.
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