Apple slips to fourth place in a list of the world's top smartphone makers

after a record drop in iPhone sales.

What's going on with Apple, Will? What's wrong with Apple? Is it over? No, it's not over. It's not over. It's not over.

It's not over. Of course it's not over. That's not what these conversations about. I told you this before previous episode. It's about the long game.

I'm never coming out here and telling you that the world is about to like forget about Apple, that the iPhones aren't out in the world no like to be

clear this record low quarter they still move 35 million units will he do

35 million thousand apiece! I don't want to do the math. Somebody out there is going to do it. Rain man, beautiful mind, you know how it goes.

Dustin Hoffman, you know how it goes.

Dustin Hoffman, he's out there right now doing this math.

He's out there right now doing this math.

He's crusheding the numbers.

35 million, 35.3 million, to be clear, which represents 11% of the market share moved in that period of time

Now the company that slotted in above them and pushed them down to number four is

So now you got Samsung at number one,

Huawei at number two, Apo number three, Apple number four,

Showme number five, Vivo number six.

Now to be clear, Vivo number six now to be clear Vivo opo same parent company you combine

those two numbers you get up to number two to be clear so that's a big

player there.

Now they have them split up for the purpose of this particular chart,

but they're on Huawei level.

Now the other interesting thing about this chart is how

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