Mac OS Ken: 07.12.2011

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 997 Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2011

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Deutsche Bank Analyst: The Future of iOS is Sticky (in a Good Way) / Apple Gives Dev-Types iOS 5 beta 3 / Munster Eyes the State of Apple’s App Store Today / Apple Urges Mac Developers to Get Their Lion Apps in for Approval / Apple Updates iLife ’11 Apps / Apple Updates iDVD and iWeb / Judges in US and Canada Approve Nortel Networks Patent Auction Results / Apple Files Second Complaint Against HTC with USITC / IDC’s Bob O’Donnell Blows My Mind (and Not in a Good Way) / Hon Hai Dropping 1.6-Billion Dollars on Apple Authorized Reseller Shops in China / Jon Rubinstein Replaced as HP Global Head of webOS Platform

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0:00.0	This is sticky in a good way.
0:04.7	This is Mac OS.
0:08.7	This is Mac OS. The future of iOS is sticky in a good way updates abound some for you and some not and the
0:17.5	Nortel auction results get an international green light it's Tuesday July 12, 2011. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacOS.
0:27.8	Can. Brought to you by yours truly and supported by listeners like you subscribers to MacoS can day six more
0:36.6	information is available at macoescan.com this show is also supported by the
0:41.9	Macoescan Podcast app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch,
0:47.0	available in the App Store now for $2.99.
0:52.0	I. O.S. just can't stop being sticky.
0:55.2	Apple Insider has Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Whitmore,
0:58.8	he of the amazing magical time telling system saying he figures there's an average of about $100 worth of content
1:05.5	on each iOS device out there.
1:08.6	So where are their owners going?
1:10.5	A bit more formally, there are about 225 million iOS devices at large and Apple
1:15.7	customers have according to Whitmore bought about 22 billion dollars worth of
1:20.4	content for them. By the end of next year he figures there will be 300 million iOS devices out there
1:26.8	with more than 30 billion dollars worth of content on those.
1:30.7	Quoting his note, this averages to about $100 of content for each installed device,
1:36.0	suggesting switching costs are relatively high, not to mention the time required to port.
1:41.0	While Apple's best-in-class user experience is combined with
1:44.2	these growing switching costs, the resulting customer loyalty is unparalleled.
1:49.0	Oh it's so sticky and like a hazy bit of ick on a super-humid day, Whitmore things,
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