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Net Applications: Apple just lost half its ‘market share’
財富中文網 2009-08-04 12:49By Philip Elmer-DeWittThe so-called market share reports issued every month by Net Applications have long been controversial — mostly because they did...
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Wal-Mart celebrates its growing market share
財富中文網 2009-06-09 05:45At a festive annual meeting with entertainment by Miley Cyrus and Smokey Robinson, new CEO Mike Duke vows to hang on the company's recent gains.By Suz...
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iPhone market share grew 375% in Q2
財富中文網 2009-08-14 11:02By Philip Elmer-DeWittSales of Nokia's (NOK) Symbian smartphones are drifting. Apple's (AAPL) iPhone is gaining on RIM's (RIMM) BlackBerry. Microsoft'...
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How LG lost the smartphone race
Shin Kiju 2011-02-19 01:31It was a fateful day back on Feb. 16, 2009. That's when LG Electronics' then-vice chairman and CEO Nam Yong met with Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in Ba...
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HP casts a wide net to compete with Apple's tablets
Shelley DuBois 2010-07-27 01:28Adam Lashinsky, Todd Bradley and Jon Rubinstein at Brainstorm Tech. Photo Credit: Matt Slaby, FortuneHewlett Packard has been hinting that it was goin...
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Net Applications：蘋果丟掉一半“市場份額”
Philip Elmer-DeWitt 2009-08-04 12:47作者：Philip Elmer-DeWittNet Applications每月發布的所謂的市場份額報告一直以來頗具爭議——這多半是因為它們并不是真的衡量市場份額（商界人士一般用市場份額來表示特定時間內其售出產品數量與該領域內售出產品總數之比）。而Net Applications的做法則是抽樣調查訪...
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Apple plants its flagship in Shanghai
Philip Elmer-DeWitt 2010-07-13 01:55Apple (AAPL) made its first foray into retail sales in China just before the 2008 Olympic games with a standard-size Apple Store set in a newly constr...
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How Apple sliced its pie in 2009
Philip Elmer-DeWitt 2009-10-29 11:27Posted by Philip Elmer-DeWittThe Mac and iPod slices shrank between '08 and '09. iTunes grew a bit. iPhone grew a lot.Source: Company reportsSteve Job...
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Apple's 2009 ad budget: Half a billion
財富中文網 2009-11-02 05:39By Philip Elmer-DeWittThose Get-a-Mac spots aren't cheap, but they deliver a lot of bang for the buckApple (AAPL) shells out a ton of money for advert...
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The Apple of Nokia's Eye
Jessi Hempel 2009-10-27 06:43Posted by Jessi Hempel, writerThe trouble with being number one in any industry is that you have nowhere to move but down. Few companies know this bet...
