Mac OS Ken: 02.07.2013

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

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🗓️ 7 February 2013

⏱️ 13 minutes

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comScore: Apple and Samsung Grow Smartphone Share in 4Q CY2012 as OS Gains a Tiny Bit on Android Canaccord Genuity Analyst: Apple and Samsung Took 103-Percent of Cellphone Profits in 2012 Chitika Sees Slight Resurgence in iPad Web Traffic Since Christmas Canalys: Apple Tops in PCs in 4QCY2012 (If We Count Tablets as PCs) Apple Announces Download of 25-Billionth iTunes Tune Apple Spotlights Self-Published Authors in New “Breakout Books” Section of iBookstore Apple Seeds beta of iOS 6.1.1 to Developers Apple Releases Tenth beta of OS X v.10.8.3 to Developers Honda to Add Siri Eyes Free to the 2013 Accord; Some Acura Models Australian Treasury Department Kicks the CrackBerry for the iPhone

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:26.7	iPhone dominant. is Thursday, February 7th, 2013. I'm Ken Ray, and this is news from MacoS. Can. Brought to you by yours truly and supported by listeners like you.
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0:52.3	Market Tracker-COMS score is out with new numbers for smartphones in the US at the end of 2012,
0:58.0	and things seem to have gone well for Apple.
1:00.0	The Mac Observer says the numbers show Apple's share of US smartphone subscribers rising to percentage points
1:06.8	giving Apple a 36.3% share of smartphone subscribers in the States.
1:11.8	The PSSamsong also grew its use smartphone subscribers in the states.
1:12.8	The PSS Samsung also grew its user base, rising 2.3 percentage points to hit a 21% share.
1:20.3	Fifth place, LG, was the only other equipment maker in the top 5 to see any increase
1:25.3	though it's still a decent ways behind 4th place Motorola and 3rd place
1:29.6	HTC both of which lost share in the quarter shifting from each in the quarter. While Google's mobile operating system still controls a commanding
1:44.6	53.4% of the smartphone space in the states, it only grew its share by 0.9%
1:51.4	points.
1:52.7	I.
1:53.2	meanwhile grew its share by that 2 percentage points I mentioned earlier to the aforementioned
1:57.5	36.3% since its growth in hardware is automatically matched by its growth in software.
2:04.0	Third place BlackBerry and fourth place Microsoft both saw their smartphone
2:08.3	operating system shares slide, while fifth place Symbion stayed stayed steady with nearly no share whatsoever.
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