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Dude what the article is saying or trying to say is this. Apple knows that people would not go looking into the actual stats. Like how Mac Os claims to be the m

Dude what the article is saying or trying to say is this. Apple knows that people would not go looking into the actual stats. Like how Mac Os claims to be the most advanced operating system ever....? Percentage-wise maybe they are telling the truth but they are hoping that people would interpret it as this... "People don't own windows anymore, lets jump on the Apple Mac boat" - study a bit of marketing or consumer psychology and you'll understand perfectly.

ricardobeat 14y ago
Data is presented to support a point. The charts they showed today weren't fake or twisted stats, but real data, obviously selected from their point of view. The author accuses them of lying or "hiding the truth", and that's a looong stretch. At no point they suggested that no one uses Windows anymore (everyone knows that would be ridiculous), maybe you're confused by the "adoption" term?. Adoption has nothing to do with market-share, it's about how quick users migrate or install updates. IE vs Chrome/Firefox offers similar stats, with Microsoft far behind - their large user base, fragmented installs, update methods etc. result in slow adoption.