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The same could be said about anything if you draw the 'market' boundaries narrowly enough. My local corner shop has a market share of 100% of the places I can
by M2Ys4U 10y ago
The same could be said about anything if you draw the 'market' boundaries narrowly enough.
My local corner shop has a market share of 100% of the places I can buy things if I walk 30 seconds but that's hardly relevant when I can drive 10-15 minutes and have 4 different supermarkets at my disposal.
- Nullabillity 10y agoIf you bought bread from the corner store then you can still spread butter from the supermarket on it. Your two purchases were independent. That's not relevant in the phone market, where you're stuck with a specific platform once you've made your initial phone purchase. You can't use it with applications from other platforms, and switching platforms means you need to purchase all the stuff you're using all over again.