Cook: “Does a unit of market share matter of it’s not being used?”
@sameer_singh17 @fpgeek @SammyWalrusIV oh give me a break. Everyone was predicting the exact same doom from 2003 on
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@monkbent@sameer_singh17@SammyWalrusIV Apple succeeded with the iPod by holding on to their market share. That ship has sailed vs Android. -
@fpgeek@monkbent@sameer_singh17 *excluding countries where iOS is doing just fine. -
@SammyWalrusIV@fpgeek@monkbent@sameer_singh17 when you are related to one of the foremost industry historians you pick up some things :)
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@monkbent@fpgeek@SammyWalrusIV Based on the proprietary Zune. We both know that's not my argument. -
@sameer_singh17@fpgeek@SammyWalrusIV Plays4Sure. Zune was way late. Read the link. I helpful quoted the doommongers -
@monkbent@fpgeek@SammyWalrusIV Playsforsure was more of a compatibility certification rather than a modular ecosystem, was it not? -
@monkbent@fpgeek@SammyWalrusIV The iPod was clearly an ecosystem play. And there was no modular ecosystem to spur competition. -
@sameer_singh17@monkbent@fpgeek@SammyWalrusIV iPod was never an ecosystem play. It was a "make people buy more Macs" play. Then it grew. -
@charlesarthur@monkbent@fpgeek@SammyWalrusIV Grew into a content ecosystem. -
@sameer_singh17@monkbent@fpgeek@SammyWalrusIV the only "ecosystem" was record labels, and accidentally, third-party accessories. -
@charlesarthur@monkbent@fpgeek@SammyWalrusIV Essentially, a unified music store. Right? - 1 more reply
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