So I'm not sure that I mentioned to you guys that there's no MacOS can next week

because I wanted to be sure that I mentioned that that there's no MacOS can next week.

Oh, there'll be MacOS can the week after next. Oh there'll be Maco-S can the week after next just not next week.

And now this. This is Mac OSKinn.

A look at Apple in India, imagination for sale, and there's a Mac on the roof and a snake in my boat.

It's Friday the 23rd of June 2017. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacoS Ken.

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Find out more in that your support at Patreon.com slash MacKan. It looks like Apple is thinking different about India or

working differently than it normally does. The Wall Street Journal says when it comes

to the second largest mobile market on the planet

Apple is acting as an underdog. While the company is known for premium pricing in most of the world,

the peace says its effort in India reflects the realities of an

emerging market where wages are low, cellular speeds are sluggish, and consumers

mostly buy phones from small unaffiliated shops. As one Ken Tar World Panel analyst puts it,

it's not a push for premium, it's a push to sell an Apple device by any means

necessary.

What's interesting is India wants Apple as well, though it doesn't want to be too easy.

The government is eager to have the world's most valuable company have its operations here said one

Indian official who went on to say we hope something mutually agreeable is worked

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