Teeqoz said:
LurkerJ said:
His own words: "They are in the biggest decline I've ever seen". That's definitely not true.
Losing marketshare in an expanding market with so many players in the business, and more are coming, is expected to happen.
And to be more specific, Apple owns the premium smartphone market and 90% of the total profits of the whole market, Apple couldn't care less about the "marketshare" they are losing, because that market doesn't bring any money. And yes, In my opinion, the premium smartphone bubble will burst one day but that day hasn't come yet. No decline yet.
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I'm pretty sure that line you quoted there was in relation to the rest of his response where he was talking about his area and his college. Oh well.
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I missed the point then, apologies.
Anyway, Apple's quarterly reports just got interesting for me. I am really excited to see where Apple is heading after they played their most, and probably last, effective card; bigger screens.
