Apple's iPhone 6, 6 Plus dominate U.S. high end, Samsung Galaxy Note places
Canaccord Genuity survey of U.S. carriers finds that Apple leading the pack for high-end smartphones with Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 in third place.
Canaccord Genuity survey of U.S. carriers finds that Apple leading the pack for high-end smartphones with Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 in third place.
Apple's trade-in program for the iPhone 6s is really about shortening the upgrade cycle and could be a precursor to a hardware subscription and leasing business model.
Apple said that preorder demand for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus appears to be on pace with their earlier models.
The tech industry loves the Samsung vs. Apple storyline. It's more like the Samsung vs. Apple and a bunch of smaller but dangerous Chinese smartphone makers.
The conventional wisdom is that the Samsung Galaxy Edge+ would top its more business-focused sibling Note 5. However, the stylus wins in the end.
Sony Mobile CEO says the company won't exit the smartphone market even though the competition is tough. Why? Sony sees the smartphone as a bridge to other Internet of things devices.
Apple is reportedly plotting the launch of the iPad Pro, but it's not even clear the device can compete with its sibling Macbook in corporations.
Apple is telling suppliers to produce a record number of next-gen iPhones even though the hardware isn't going to change much. Perhaps a camera with more megapixels can keep the upgrade cycle rolling.
Samsung tries to get ahead of the next iPhone launch by unveiling the Note 5 early. Will it really matter though?
BYOD is going to happen no matter what the IT department does or thinks. This underground IT has produced some interesting stats.