Good point. I guess I should have gotten a little more sleep last night... So I guess these ARE customer retention rates? Following his link brings me here: ht

Good point. I guess I should have gotten a little more sleep last night... So I guess these ARE customer retention rates? Following his link brings me here: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MjM5ODEyOTAyMA==&mid=2661906770&idx=2&sn=73662bbef300beda9237d30adaf374fa&chksm=bd92a5418ae52c57eb1c238a34b9f8a6418993d3384ec331758b4ae102351a4e04d2ed878336&mpshare=1&scene=1&srcid=0504Q1KjS8LTXMPois1oL3yP&key=c84baf55e7d27452d7d25e8d4216f3083fd387d19f1c1a67737c24d1dd9b45dae04bc0e728d03eada93643c901672625aa3e51158cc3bfff1934908b5c0229bee273701f7cf7b5d3c55a6dfefacb6747&ascene=0&uin=MTY1ODQwOTc0MA%3D%3D&devicetype=iMac+MacBookAir6%2C2+OSX+OSX+10.11.6+build(15G1421)&version=12020610&nettype=WIFI&fontScale=100&pass_ticket=txq8pNJOZPQCgr2USCGKoo4Q6ywoGnIyfwIIr0PTnlFp6hwHmmCF%2FvRWzEnCnVY2 https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MjM5ODEyOTAyMA==&mid=266190... (god, what a ridiculously lengthy URL). Looks like Apple only captured 33 and 25% of the market each year, respectively- not 66 and 50%, as I thought before. In which case I think the author should at least mention the fact that Apple's picking up a lot of their competitor's customers YoY as well- that's hardly a bad thing. Maybe the Chinese market simply has less brand loyalty.