Mac OS Ken: 03.07.2013

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

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🗓️ 7 March 2013

⏱️ 18 minutes

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comScore: Apple Widens Lead on Samsung in Smartphone Sales in the States; Second-Place iOS Grows While Others Shrink Ads Say iPhone 5 Headed to Utah-Based Regional Carrier Strata Networks Citigroup Analyst Lowers Apple Target to $480 on iThing Concerns Berenberg Bank Analyst Cuts Apple Target from $800 to $360 (and Should Probably Not Be Listened to About Apple) Barclays Analyst Expects Growth Drivers for Apple in H2CY2013; Lowers Apple Target to $530 Fortune: Bullish Cross-Inspired Losses Could Reach Into the Billions Samsung Buys Three-Percent Stake in Sharp Samsung Investment in Sharp Creates Tighter Tangle in Apple Supply Chain Apple Seeks to Have Case Calling the App Store a Monopoly Dismissed Nokia Supports Apple Argument in Friend of the Court Brief Regarding Samsung Case Apple Stuff to Hit Shelves at Staples in the US by End of March News Corp Announces K-12 Curricula for Existing Tablets as Well as a Tablet Aimed at Public Schools The Verge: Vulnerability Found to Allow Access to Passcode Protected Samsung Galaxy S III

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:09.0	The iPhone widens its lead in the States, financial news from stupid to
0:16.8	sickening, and Samsung burrows further into Apple supply chain. It's Thursday March 7 7, 2013. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacO
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0:47.0	available in the App Store now for $2.99.
0:52.0	A full quarter of iPhone 5 availability seems to have helped Apple widen its
0:56.3	lead in smartphones in the states. Tech Crunch has new numbers from market tracker
1:01.2	Comscore, they say for the three months ending in January
1:04.7	Apple was the top smartphone maker in the US with a 37.8% share of the market.
1:10.8	That was up 3.5% percentage points from the 34.3% share. the by as much. January saw the Korean electronics maker with a 21.4% share of the
1:25.2	U.S. smartphone market up 1.9 percentage points from October's 19.5.
1:31.0	Third place, H.T.C. 4th place Motorola both lost share for the 3 month period
1:36.3	while 5th place LG did gain a tiny bit however none of those three were
1:41.0	able to grab a full 10% share for the period.
1:44.4	Despite Apple's dominance as a manufacturer, its mobile operating system is relegated to second
1:49.4	place since everybody in their uncle can make an Android phone.
1:53.6	And yet of the top five mobile operating systems in the States,
1:56.6	apples was the only one to gain market share
1:58.9	for the three month period.
2:00.5	Android was first by a great deal with 52.3% share, though that was down 1.3%
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