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Let's ignore the hyperbole in the title. Isn't the plan of every company to saturate their product's market with their product? That said, claiming it's satur
by olliej 4y ago
Let's ignore the hyperbole in the title.
Isn't the plan of every company to saturate their product's market with their product?
That said, claiming it's saturation "across the board" then showing a graph showing consistently 20-22% market share seems ... odd?
If anyone can claim saturation it would seem to be Google? There's not a single group where Apple has greater marketshare than Google (for phones/tablets). For Macs the comparison should be to MS, but the marketshare they list for Macs (up to 31%??!?) in this article seems off, which makes me question exactly what/how they're measuring marketshare in general?
- addHoex 4y agoIt’s only hyperbole if you want it to be. “Apple’s plan…” keeps it feeling pretty banal to me. This article is not meant as a treatise on the market, but how well “Apple’s plan…” is going for Apple.