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Presumably you didn't read your link. It just passes through the analyst report which has been debunked: https://mobile.twitter.com/asymco/status/3622563883422

Presumably you didn't read your link. It just passes through the analyst report which has been debunked: https://mobile.twitter.com/asymco/status/362256388342284292/photo/1 https://mobile.twitter.com/asymco/status/362256388342284292/... Samsung PCs tablets, dumbphones, and smartphones all combined are about the same size as the iPhone alone. Feel free to continue basing your position on wrong information though.

ZeroGravitas 13y ago
Nope. Completely different analysis from a different group. You'll notice one claimed that Samsung was now in the lead while the other had the same trend but thought Samsung was still slightly behind.
- engrenage 13y ago
  It's still clearly a totally false comparison, combining Samsung's other businesses with their Android businesses and comparing that with just the iPhone.
  - ZeroGravitas 13y ago
    I see you edited to link to Asymco. http://www.asymco.com/2013/08/21/amp-index-update/ http://www.asymco.com/2013/08/21/amp-index-update/ His estimate puts it at 57% to 43%, but with the same trend. Could easily crossover by his method this quarter too, may have already happened. It really all hinges on what kind of jump 10 days of sales of the new devices (in limited countries) can achieve.
    - engrenage 13y ago
      That chart puts Apple's profit share at above 60%. So you are flat out wrong. The AMP is an average of several metrics including units shipped, both smart and non-smart, and revenue where we know Samsung surpasses apple.
      - ZeroGravitas 13y ago
        You realise all these estimates are for two months ago, right? What's happened in the last 8 weeks to change this trend? edit: look at the dots, the line is a trailing average over the last 12 months.
        engrenage 13y ago
        What's changed is Samsung not doing as well as their PR would have you believe: http://allthingsd.com/20130607/fears-of-slowing-galaxy-s4-sales-sink-samsung/ http://allthingsd.com/20130607/fears-of-slowing-galaxy-s4-sa...

ZeroGravitas 13y ago

Nope. Completely different analysis from a different group. You'll notice one claimed that Samsung was now in the lead while the other had the same trend but thought Samsung was still slightly behind.

engrenage 13y ago
It's still clearly a totally false comparison, combining Samsung's other businesses with their Android businesses and comparing that with just the iPhone.
- ZeroGravitas 13y ago
  I see you edited to link to Asymco. http://www.asymco.com/2013/08/21/amp-index-update/ http://www.asymco.com/2013/08/21/amp-index-update/ His estimate puts it at 57% to 43%, but with the same trend. Could easily crossover by his method this quarter too, may have already happened. It really all hinges on what kind of jump 10 days of sales of the new devices (in limited countries) can achieve.
  - engrenage 13y ago
    That chart puts Apple's profit share at above 60%. So you are flat out wrong. The AMP is an average of several metrics including units shipped, both smart and non-smart, and revenue where we know Samsung surpasses apple.
    - ZeroGravitas 13y ago
      You realise all these estimates are for two months ago, right? What's happened in the last 8 weeks to change this trend? edit: look at the dots, the line is a trailing average over the last 12 months.
      - engrenage 13y ago
        What's changed is Samsung not doing as well as their PR would have you believe: http://allthingsd.com/20130607/fears-of-slowing-galaxy-s4-sales-sink-samsung/ http://allthingsd.com/20130607/fears-of-slowing-galaxy-s4-sa...