@monkbent @tomiahonen ::yawn::
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@monkbent As usual, he is rambling. Completely incoherent (and so wrong too). Surprising you linked to him. -
@TheRomit usually I agree, but he’s right here. What is wrong with this article (not in general) -
@monkbent He says if a co grows 100% and another grows 10%, which grew more? “It depends”. No, it doesn’t. -
@TheRomit of course it does. It depends on what you’re measuring. Broadly, comparing growth rates to an install base 10x size nonsensical -
@monkbent No, from a pure stats perspective it doesn’t. 100% growth > 10% growth. That is to his point. Now, to add color, yes it depends.
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@monkbent@tomiahonen maybe. But 150 million out of 5 billion smart phones is a niche player. Also ran. Not where innovation happens. -
@TechBhurji that’s what I said... -
@monkbent yes. Do u think at some point developers will go android 1st? When android hits >2 billion users? -
@TechBhurji will depend on the the market/region
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@monkbent Worth reading if you don't already understand % growth vs absolute growth - you made me break my no Tomi he's lost the plot rule. -
@__MarkW__ haha - yes, same here
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@monkbent hmm.@tomiahonen needs. 5000 words to say "don't confuse relative and absolute numbers". Not really worth reading. -
@HelloLudger that’s the Toni experience :) I warned you... -
@monkbent I know... That's why I unfollowed him a while ago. I thought, maybe he learned how to make a point. He didn't.
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@monkbent@tomiahonen I like this, but a few of the 'good' graphs are also deceptive - "Nokia Sacrifice" one should be units, not share. -
@elkmovie that’s part of the Tomi experience ;) -
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@monkbent that is hilarious. I worried for a moment that Tomi wasn't going to mention Nokia, but it worked out ok. -
@charlesarthur hahah - I had the same reaction. The Tomi we know and love showed up eventually -
@monkbent though thinking about it, there's a very strong argument that WinPhone is stillborn. It won't ever achieve scale. -
@charlesarthur that's exactly what it is -
@monkbent@charlesarthur If it is, Microsoft is dead... I don't think you can write it off just yet. They can't afford to lose this one! -
@adntaylor@monkbent@charlesarthur like your newborn in ICU @ $100K/day, draining your wealth; maybe pass on your genes. Except it's a box. -
@WaltFrench@adntaylor@monkbent that may be how they're thinking of it, which would be a category mistake. - 4 more replies
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