Marrant, j'ai lu tes liens, et je lit juste que sprint pose 20 milliards et que c'est risque (d'ah...), mais pas du tout ce que tu dis toi.
Je vais t'aider :
« According to the Wall Street Journal Sprint has made a commitment to buy over 30 Million iPhones for 20ドル Billion and Dan Hesse thinks this is the only reason people leave Sprint. They expect to take a loss until 2014 on the deal. Yes I'm sure that is the only reason. Invest more in carrying a phone than your network, I think that is the problem! » (en:Daniel Hesse est le PDG de... Sprint).
« Further underscoring the company's current plight are comments Hesse's purportedly made to the company board, linking customer churn to its iPhone omission. It remains to be seen if Sprint pull off this feat, and convert its base of 52 million subscribers (mostly pre-paid) into the contracted customers it needs to stay financially afloat. »
« Following a report by The Wall Street Journal earlier tonight, which claimed that U.S network Sprint had ‘Bet the Company’ on Apple’s iPhone by ordering 30.5 Million units for sale over the next several months, BGR now reports that this deal could have secured Sprint exclusivity rights to the iPhone 5. »
« I have been told that Sprint will be getting the iPhone 5 – yes the real iPhone 5, not the iPhone 4S – as an exclusive. And it will be a 4G WiMAX device. AT&T and Verizon would launch the iPhone 4S and get the iPhone 5 some time in the first quarter of next year as an LTE device. Globally, the iPhone 5 might be available as a 4G HSPA+ device. »
Effectivement, faut vachement s'en mefier, ça risquerais de prouver qu'android n'est pas le rouleau compresseur que certains voudraient qu'ils soient.
« Of the 56 countries Canalys tracks around the world, Android led in 35 of them and achieved a global market share of 48%. »
« Android, the number one platform by shipments since Q4 2010, was also the strongest growth driver this quarter, with Android-based smart phone shipments up 379% over a year ago to 51.9 million units. »
Ah ouais, quand meme!! Et c'est les apples freaks les illumines?
Rien qu'à te lire, je réponds oui, sans aucune hésitation.
Marrant ca, parce que google a annonce récemment, dans le cadre de je sais plus quel procès que "la majorité du traffic mobile qu'ils voyent vient d'iOS".
Moi ce que je vois, c'est que meme en europe, le bastion d'android, apple a autant de part que les 2 leaders android réunit.
Apres, tu viens me dire "la totalité de l'industrie du telephone réunie vend plus qu'apple tout seul".
Il faut vraiment ne pas être très malin pour comparer les parts de marché des OS mobiles en séparant les parts Android par fabricant pour ensuite les comparer à iOS. Quand tu compares les parts de marché Windows et MacOS X, tu sépares Windows par fabricant d'ordinateur ?
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Posté par Anonyme . En réponse au journal Rendons à César.... Évalué à 4.
Je vais t'aider :
« According to the Wall Street Journal Sprint has made a commitment to buy over 30 Million iPhones for 20ドル Billion and Dan Hesse thinks this is the only reason people leave Sprint. They expect to take a loss until 2014 on the deal. Yes I'm sure that is the only reason. Invest more in carrying a phone than your network, I think that is the problem! » (en:Daniel Hesse est le PDG de... Sprint).
« Further underscoring the company's current plight are comments Hesse's purportedly made to the company board, linking customer churn to its iPhone omission. It remains to be seen if Sprint pull off this feat, and convert its base of 52 million subscribers (mostly pre-paid) into the contracted customers it needs to stay financially afloat. »
« Following a report by The Wall Street Journal earlier tonight, which claimed that U.S network Sprint had ‘Bet the Company’ on Apple’s iPhone by ordering 30.5 Million units for sale over the next several months, BGR now reports that this deal could have secured Sprint exclusivity rights to the iPhone 5. »
« I have been told that Sprint will be getting the iPhone 5 – yes the real iPhone 5, not the iPhone 4S – as an exclusive. And it will be a 4G WiMAX device. AT&T and Verizon would launch the iPhone 4S and get the iPhone 5 some time in the first quarter of next year as an LTE device. Globally, the iPhone 5 might be available as a 4G HSPA+ device. »
Android takes almost 50% share of worldwide smart phone market
« Of the 56 countries Canalys tracks around the world, Android led in 35 of them and achieved a global market share of 48%. »
« Android, the number one platform by shipments since Q4 2010, was also the strongest growth driver this quarter, with Android-based smart phone shipments up 379% over a year ago to 51.9 million units. »
http://business.financialpost.com/2011/10/11/samsungs-android-smartphone-nudges-apples-market-share/
Rien qu'à te lire, je réponds oui, sans aucune hésitation.
Marrant ca, parce que google a annonce récemment, dans le cadre de je sais plus quel procès que "la majorité du traffic mobile qu'ils voyent vient d'iOS".
Il faut vraiment ne pas être très malin pour comparer les parts de marché des OS mobiles en séparant les parts Android par fabricant pour ensuite les comparer à iOS. Quand tu compares les parts de marché Windows et MacOS X, tu sépares Windows par fabricant d'ordinateur ?
Et puis accessoirement, même si on suit ta logique et compare donc les parts de marché de constructeurs de smartphones, Samsung’s Android smartphone ‘nudges’ Apple’s market share.