Mac OS Ken: 10.13.2015

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

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4.7 • 997 Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2015

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Morgan Stanley Sees Upside to iPhone Sales While Pacific Crest Lowers ExpectationsFoxconn Posts Best Quarter of the Year Thanks Largely to iPhone 6s/6s PlusThe Motley Fool: The Case for the 16GB iPhonePrices Going Up in Three International iOS App StoresApple Retail Going Store-in-Store in IndiaApple + Imagine Dragons + SAP = Refugee Relief Effort200-Dollar Pepsi Smartphone Planned for ChinaSteve Jobs Movie Crushes It in Pre-Release ReleaseBushel: Manage and protect your Apple devices anytime from anywhere. Learn more at Send me an email: or call (716)780-4080!

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:07.0	This is Mac OS Ken.
0:12.0	Guessing at iPhone sales making the case for the loliest of the line and Steve Jobs
0:17.4	crushes it in limited release. It's Tuesday the 13th of October 2015. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacoS.
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0:41.2	How are sales of Apple's latest iPhones going?
0:45.0	It is anyone's guess and likely will be for quite some time.
0:50.0	Barons had a couple of financial analysts squaring off on Monday.
0:53.4	Morgan Stanley analyst and Apple Bowl, Katie Huberty issued a note to start the week saying
0:58.4	that sales of Apple's latest communicators seem to be going better than expected. She said in her note that U.S. The Pointing to a survey run by her firm, Huberty wrote,
1:13.0	A larger number of people plan to purchase a smartphone in the next 12 months as compared to our December 2014 survey,
1:19.0	supporting our view of 10% growth in branded smartphone units next year.
1:25.0	Okay, more people are buying smartphones.
1:29.0	Does that mean they're buying iPhones?
1:31.0	Well, yeah. quoting her note again.
1:35.7	We believe increased demand is a function of a shorter refresh cycle in the US as some
1:39.8	installment plans allow for faster upgrades and more users plan to upgrade to Apple's larger screen devices.
1:46.0	As China grows as a percentage of the overall market, it also shortens the refresh cycle in light of an average 16 month life compared to 31 months in the
1:56.1	US.
1:57.1	Plus you get all the existing iPhone owners starting to salivate for their next big thing.
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