Mac OS Ken: 11.30.2015

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 997 Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2015

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

- Adobe Sees Holiday Mobile Shopping Growth Driven by iThings - Custora Tracks Dominance of iOS Devices in Thanksgiving Shopping via Mobiles - Apple sales Fare Well on Adobe and IBM Black Friday Lists - FBR Analysts Expects 5-Million to 6-Million Apple Watches Sold in December-Quarter - Morgan Stanley: iPhone to Gain Share in Slowing Smartphone Market - Strategy Analytics: Chromecast Led US DVSD Market in 3Q CY2015 - Report: Amazon Video App May Soon Hit Apple TV - Report Has Tentative Agreement Between Apple and UnionPay to Bring Apple Pay to China - Australian Representative Questions Banks on Lack of Apple Pay Support - Illegal Again to Backup Your Music in UK - Drobo: Storage arrays designed to protect your data forever. There’s a special offer waiting for you 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	Apple and the Mall Room Blitz, iPhone on a slowing smartphone planet, and a
0:16.8	dvSD snapshot. It's Monday the 30th of November 2015. I'm Can Ray and this is news from Maco-S-Can brought to you by
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0:45.0	Apple seems to have had strong showings for shopping over the long holiday weekend,
0:50.0	both in terms of devices used and devices purchased.
0:53.9	On the devices used side, I-Moor had Adobe hitting Friday night with its online shopping figures
0:59.2	for Thanksgiving and the day after.
1:01.8	The piece says online shopping was up driven largely by I-Thangs.
1:06.0	According to the report, online shopping via mobiles was up for Thursday and Friday,
1:10.4	accounting for 34% of online spending.
1:14.0	tablets drove 15% of sales on Black Friday, a 2% decrease year over year.
1:20.3	Smartphones generated a record 22% share of sales, 70% more than in 2014.
1:26.0	iPhones were responsible for 67% of mobile sales iPads accounted for 84%
1:32.0	and more money was made from the mobile sales on
1:34.5	Thursday than Friday. Thanksgiving Day sales via mobiles hit 639 million
1:40.0	dollars while Black Friday sales via mobiles landed at 538 million.
1:45.0	Though the actual figures may differ, the e-commerce Pulse report from Analytics firm
1:49.9	Kistora supports Adobe Stand on the strength of iOS devices in mobile sales.
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