jlost
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Same here. I use SNote a lotI think you just made a solid point.
I actually use some of Samsung's so-called gimmicks.
Same here. I use SNote a lotI think you just made a solid point.
I actually use some of Samsung's so-called gimmicks.
I love the curve of the s8, it's part of design to me and is beautiful.Consumers are more easily impressed by gimmicks, though.
Remember how the S6 edge sold in much higher numbers than anticipated, causing production issues?
And then on top of that you have Apple X coming out this year and Apple takes about 97% of all smartphone profits in world... That's a lot of competition to fight for that 3%
Not sure what u mean by Apple taking 97% smartphone profits, but Samsung has a higher market share for their phones than Apple
IDC: Smartphone Market Share 2016, 2015
Because they charge a higher price?I corrected myself in later post but just edited it... 79%.
And my post said smartphone profits... not market share.
No argument samsung probably sells the most phones per year...
But Apple I guess rakes in most of the profits from total phone sales in the world.
A higher price than it's worth..Because they charge a higher price?
Because they charge a higher price?
A higher price than it's worth..
True. The insurance on an iPhone use unbeatable compared to Android phones.iPhone 7 starting at $649... iPhone 7 Plus starting at $769...
How much is the S8 and S8+ going for??
A matter of opinion. Got my iPhone 6 here... a phone released in Sept 2014 and iOS 8 and 30 months later still getting updates and just got iOS 10.3 which made a snappy phone run even a bit snappier imo, and still get over a day battery. And when I did have an issue while vacationing in the Canadian Rockies (from Florida), found an apple store and swapped my phone under warranty for a brand new phone, and restored everything in one quick cloud backup, photos, apps and all and back on the road.
I love my androids, except my S6, but don't fool yourself... there is a lot of value added to the iphones where the Androids have yet to match.
And you will need good good insurance for your iPhone. Every single person I've ever know has had multiple problems with their iphone, honestly. And I for real have never ever had a problem with a Samsung, nor has anyone in my family, nor any of my friends. No wonder there are so many Apple stores, and so few Samsung stores.True. The insurance on an iPhone use unbeatable compared to Android phones.
Like what problem? I don't like Apple products. The only one I use is an iPod from about 9 years ago or so.And you will need good good insurance for your iPhone. Every single person I've ever know has had multiple problems with their iphone, honestly. And I for real have never ever had a problem with a Samsung, nor has anyone in my family, nor any of my friends. No wonder there are so many Apple stores, and so few Samsung stores.
Interesting in my current company and my last company most of the people I work with have iPhones and I have yet to know one who has had a problem. My sister works in 3rd world countries about 3/4s of the and has had no problems with iPhones. My coworker down the hall is on his 3rd G4 because of boot loops.And you will need good good insurance for your iPhone. Every single person I've ever know has had multiple problems with their iphone, honestly. And I for real have never ever had a problem with a Samsung, nor has anyone in my family, nor any of my friends. No wonder there are so many Apple stores, and so few Samsung stores.
Most android phones sold aren't your high profit margin phones like the Galaxy S8, LG G6, HTC 10, Pixel etc. A lot of Android smartphones sold are cheaper phones from Chinese companies with much lower margins, whereas all iPhones sold have very large profit margins, so Apple takes the lions share of smartphone profits.There are more Android phones in the world than iPhones so how is iPhone netting 97% of profits?
It does. iPhone is more dependable but does far fewer things. I recommend iPhone to people who don't use their phones for work. I can do much more because I can share the same file in multiple applications. I also enjoy on screen widgets. All my wife does is take pictures. Use email. And surf the web. iPhone is perfect for her. She gets 3 days without even charging the thing.Interesting in my current company and my last company most of the people I work with have iPhones and I have yet to know one who has had a problem. My sister works in 3rd world countries about 3/4s of the and has had no problems with iPhones. My coworker down the hall is on his 3rd G4 because of boot loops.
By every measure I have seen show the iPhone with exceptional quality and reliability.
Interesting in my current company and my last company most of the people I work with have iPhones and I have yet to know one who has had a problem. My sister works in 3rd world countries about 3/4s of the and has had no problems with iPhones. My coworker down the hall is on his 3rd G4 because of boot loops.
By every measure I have seen show the iPhone with exceptional quality and reliability.
Ya but all they are good for is phone calls and email!yeah i've worked with IT and along with the companies I've worked with and dealt with others, iPhones are the primary phones deployed and for good reason. When there is an issue... it's usually comes down to the user
It does. iPhone is more dependable but does far fewer things. I recommend iPhone to people who don't use their phones for work. I can do much more because I can share the same file in multiple applications. I also enjoy on screen widgets. All my wife does is take pictures. Use email. And surf the web. iPhone is perfect for her. She gets 3 days without even charging the thing.
I download data from work to my downloads folder. Copy and paste part of it to Excel for some crunching then copy and paste to Word. On iPhone the file I download stays in Puffin. It doesn't even go to a download folder I can access from other apps.