This photo was taken at midnight at #awe2023 and I was the last one to leave. I go around the venue and count phones. Do you?
@scobleizer
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Apple’s Premium Pricing Strategy vs Mass Market Competition
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All digital tech gets cheaper over time and more capable. Price and lifetime of Apple is certainly much higher than, say, a Huawei phone. Agreed. I don't disagree that there's a huge amount of marketshare that Apple doesn't get. It's just that the masses are NEVER where new
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Apple’s Vision for Immersive Computing Beyond Traditional Screens
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This is why Apple first showed us a lot of 2D screens. To show that there will be plenty to do in a way that you can't in the real world (you can use a bunch of monitors while sitting in a Starbucks, for instance).
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iPhone dominance at tech conferences despite alternatives
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Hahahah. Meanwhile everyone I meet has iPhones. I just was at quite a few conferences. 90% iPhones. So keep on keeping on.
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Why Apple Remains the Most Profitable Corporation
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You think I haven't extensively done research on said target demographics all over the world? I can take your side in a debate. Now explain why Apple is the most profitable corporation that exists.
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Engineers’ Perspective on AI Development and Implementation
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Maybe. But I see it playing out differently by talking to the engineers building these things.
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Apple Glasses Inequality: Premium Tech Versus Knockoffs Globally
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My brother owns a bar in backwaters of Virginia. His staff all have iPhones. His staff will all have Apple glasses in seven years or less. The poor in India or Africa or elsewhere? Yeah, they will have a cheap Chinese knockoff. They will not be nearly as useful or as
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GPT Dominates Public Perception of AI in Media
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Yeah, but for the past three months all the media has been talking about GPT. So, that's what most people think of as "AI" if they have tried anything at all.
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Technology costs decline rapidly unlike other products
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Technology is different. Woz showed me his first color printer. Cost $45,000. Today a $70 printer is way way better. None of the products you listed come down in cost rapidly. None. That's what you don't get because of your very obvious bias.
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Technology Adoption Inequality: From Apple II to Modern Devices
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My dad bought an Apple II. It cost a LOT more than this device. And did FAR less. It launched the world's richest company. I study how people adopt technology. The poor never lead. Sorry to be so blunt.