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Originally Posted by Jessica Lares
I am not worried for Apple. They are NOT the next Microsoft.
iPad sales have slowed, but so has the Kindle Fire. The difference is that the majority of iPads that were bought are still being used, while the majority of Kindle Fires ended up on eBay and/or broke and people upgraded to the Nexus 7, Galaxy Tabs, and others.
For every person that still owns and uses an iPad 1, there are probably 10 who have bought two or more Android tablets since then.
The same can be said for Macs and iPhones. There are more people with 2007/8 MacBook Pros than with Dell laptops from that same year. There are more people with the iPhone 4 (not 4S) than there are those still using a Samsung Galaxy S2.
And the same thing with iPods, which is why Apple recalled the Nano five years after the fact, and if anything else came up with the others, would probably be doing the same procedure now.
iOS 7 has received a lot of negative press, but at the end of the day, it's nowhere near the amount of hate Windows 8 has received. Android guys don't complain about KitKat, but the majority of them probably haven't even seen Jelly Bean.
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I'm unclear about your point here. If your point is that iPads are better than Android tablets because people still use their old iPads, while Android users keep getting replacements, wouldn't the fact that there are still an estimated
half a billion windows XP users around (after more than a decade from its release) mean that Microsoft has made better operating systems?
I mean you either judge by the sales of their latest product or by how long older products are kept in use.