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Black Friday seems to have been big for Apple or vice versa. Mac Daily News has

new numbers from Adobe Digital Insights that show the Cupertino Company taking

two of the top five spots and electronic sales the day after Thanksgiving.

Adobe says that its Black Friday report is based on aggregated and anonymous data from

22.6 billion visits to retail websites that

accounts for 80% of all online transactions from the top 100 US retailers

according to the firm.

Surprisingly at the top of the electronics list for Black Friday sales was Apple's iPad.

That was followed by Samsung 4K TVs and second.

Apple's Macbook Air in 3rd, LG TVs and 4th, and Microsoft Xbox

rounding out the top 5.

The day was generally gargantuan for E. Taylor's, according to a The

25th set a new record by surpassing the $3 billion mark for the first time at 3.34 billion dollars that represented growth of the $3.34 billion dollars. That represented growth of 21.6% year over year.

Black Friday was also the first day in retail history to drive over $1 billion in mobile revenues at $1.2 billion, representing

year-over-year growth of 33 percent.

Drexel-Hamilton analyst Brian White thinks Black Friday and Cyber Monday should have been big for Apple or vice versa

Barons had El Blanco issuing a note on Monday after sitting in on calls held over the weekend by the

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