Mac OS Ken: 07.09.2014

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2014

⏱️ 18 minutes

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UBS Analyst: Apple Growth May Slow in China (Eventually) Bloomberg: Chinese Regulators Demand Subsidy Cuts from Carriers (Eventually) Flurry: Xiaomi Users More Engaged Than iPhone Users in China (Right Now) Apple Snags Two Former Nike FuelBand Workers Apple Maps Lead Reportedly Leaving for Uber Apple Replaces Google Maps with Apple Maps on iCloud.com Apple and Google Ordered to Fix Refund Policies in South Korea Apple Opens Factory Outlet eBay Store for iPhone 5 Models Apple to Open Fourth Store in Switzerland on 12 July Apple Strikes Retail Partnership for Saudi Arabia Get 10% Off of Your Squarespace Order with Coupon Code macosken at

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0:23.4	This is Mac OSKinn.
0:35.0	Smartphones and the Middle Kingdom.
0:38.0	Apple HR goes plus 2 minus 1 and new tales of retail. It's Wednesday, July 9, 2014. I'm Kan Ray and
0:48.8	this is news from Maco-S-Can. B brought to you by yours truly and supported by IChart magazine.
0:56.6	Putting Apple and Tech News in focus EY E.E.
1:01.1	E.E. I. Chart magazine, available for iOS Newsstand now.
1:06.9	One apple-watching financial analyst is concerned that the Cupertino company's growth in China
1:11.8	may be slowed.
1:13.2	Barons had UBS analyst Steve Malonovich issuing a note with a lot of moving
1:17.9	farts on Tuesday.
1:20.5	Sign of trouble number one.
1:22.1	Samsung reported lower than expected smartphone sales in China for the second quarter of this year.
1:28.0	How could that be bad news for Apple?
1:31.0	Well, it's not the lower sales from last quarter that are the issue.
1:35.0	Rather it's what actions Samsung might take to regain share. As Melonovich points out the
1:41.4	concern is that Samsung's 15 to 20 percent share in China
1:44.9	may not be enough to drive market trends, which may prompt more aggressive efforts to maintain
1:50.8	share. Sign of trouble number two.
1:54.0	Intervention by the Chinese government.
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