Mac OS Ken: 11.25.2015

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 997 Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2015

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

- Piper Jaffray Analyst Sees Potential iPhone Sales Growth from Installment Options - RBC Analyst Expects iPad Pro to Generate an Invisible $2.4 Billion for Apple - iFixIt Gives Smart Keyboard for iPad Pro 0 Out of 10 in Repairability - Apple Adds Five More Categories to App Store for Apple TV - 2017 Mitsubishi Mirage to Sport CarPlay as Standard Feature - Axel Springer Subsidiary Sues to Block Development and Distribution of iOS 9 Ad Blocker Blockr - Apple-Ireland Tax Findings Pushed to 2016 - Apple Acquires Motion Capture Startup Faceshift - Send me an email: or call (716)780-4080!

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0:00.0	This is MacO-S-Kinn.
0:07.0	Great expectations for eye things really seriously don't take apart your smart keyboard and newspaper shakes fist at future.
0:20.0	It's Wednesday the 25th of November 2015. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacoS.
0:27.0	Ken brought to you by yours truly and Turkey and gravy and parades. Oh, I love a parade.
0:37.0	Is it holiday yet?
0:39.0	Hey, do you remember this Saturday Night Live character Mr. Short-Term Memory, played by Tom Hanks?
0:45.1	The character would meet a person, his wife, or maybe his doctor, complain about a situation,
0:50.3	meet the other person again for the first time as far as he knew,
0:53.2	then complain about the situation again for the first time,
0:55.9	as far as he knew, or maybe even discover the situation anew,
0:59.6	then complain about it.
1:01.5	Then meet the person again for the first time. Just a
1:05.5	question that has nothing to do with anything. Ooh Piper Jeff for analyst Gene Munster
1:09.3	issued a note on Tuesday saying he thinks the iPhone installment plans introduced by Apple earlier
1:13.4	this year will lead to more people upgrading more quickly. Never heard that before.
1:19.4	Put a different way he thinks the installment plan could lead to iPhone sales growth for the foreseeable
1:24.4	future as more people buy more iPhones more quickly rather than waiting out 24-month contracts.
1:30.8	Baron says part of Munster's projection involves some iPhone owners
1:34.8	whising up in his estimation. Munster surveyed 236 iPhone 6S owners in the US
1:42.1	according to his findings 18.5% expect to upgrade their phone every 12 months or sooner.
1:47.7	12% plan to upgrade every 13 to 18 months, 29.9% every 19 to 24 months, and 39.6% beyond every 24 months.
1:59.2	It's only most of those that he thinks will need to wise up.
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