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Apple's Shifting Differentiation

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292 points kaboro | 2 comments | 11 Nov 20 13:21 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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x87678r ◴[11 Nov 20 14:10 UTC] No.25058513[source]▶
Its difficult to think different if you're the world's largest company and dominate the phone market. In laptops it looks like they are differentiating themselves very well.
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cpuguy83 ◴[11 Nov 20 14:17 UTC] No.25058562[source]▶
Apple has a small piece of the smartphone pie. That said, their CPU's are consistently in a class of their own.
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tpush ◴[11 Nov 20 14:48 UTC] No.25058804[source]▶
> Apple has a small piece of the smartphone pie.

An iPhone is the single best-selling phone on pretty much any given year.

iOS is also 50/50(or more) with Android in a number of countries.

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1. pjmlp ◴[11 Nov 20 14:55 UTC] No.25058864{3}[source]▶
Most of them are tier 1 countries.
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2. tpush ◴[11 Nov 20 15:33 UTC] No.25059168[source]▶
So?