iPad apps saw record downloads, spending in Q1 2020
Downloads of iPad apps surged in the first quarter of 2020, driven largely by adoption and increasing usage of Apple’s tablets during stay-at-home orders. Go to Source Author:
Month: May 2020
Adoption comedy series Trying, new episode of Defending Jacob debut on Apple TV+
With coronavirus lockdown, new streaming TV content is more appreciated than ever. Fortunately, Apple TV+ has loaded up on new content for another packed week of new shows. Debuting Friday are all eight episodes of the first season of new comedy series Trying. There’s also episode four of the excellent Chris Evans-starring drama series Defending…
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iPad App Downloads and Spending Reached Record Levels in Q1 2020
Downloads of iPad apps surged in the first quarter of this year, driven by an increase in use and adoption of the device amid widespread stay-at-home orders. First-time downloads of iPad-specific apps surpassed 1.1 billion worldwide in Q1 2020, according to data compiled by Sensor Tower. It marks the first year-on-year growth since the fourth…
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Flash deals: save 10% on iPhones today only
Boost Mobile is knocking an additional 10% off all phones for 24 hours only, including Apple’s iPhone 11. Shop early for the best selection during this May 1 sale. Go to Source Author:
Apple expects revenue from iPhone, wearables, some services to decline in June quarter
While Apple is not offering earnings guidance for its third fiscal quarter of 2020, company CFO Luca Maestri said he expects revenues from iPhone, wearables and certain services to suffer a sequential decline in the coming June quarter. Go to Source Author:
Apple executive Cynthia Hogan to help vet Biden’s VP pick
Cynthia Hogan, Apple’s vice president for public policy and government affairs, is part of a four-person committee tasked with vetting potential running mates for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. Go to Source Author:
Apple says it expects iPhone and Wearables revenue to drop in Q3, Mac and iPad to grow
After withdrawing its guidance for its fiscal Q2 2020, Apple is not providing traditional guidance to investors for fiscal Q3 2020. According to CFO Luca Maestri, there is simply too much uncertainty to provide any useful data for investors. more… The post Apple says it expects iPhone and Wearables revenue to drop in Q3, Mac…
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5 reasons Apple still looks totally unstoppable
While COVID-19 certainly overshadowed Apple’s most recent financial quarter, the company actually saw an annual increase in revenue, with the growth primarily coming from services and wearables. Looking ahead, the company predicts that Mac and iPad sales will be strong. And CEO Tim Cook remains confidant about Apple’s future. 1. Total revenue was better than…
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Apple reportedly plans store reopenings in Austria, Australia in next few weeks
Apple plans to reopen its retail stores in Austria and Australia sometime in the next one to two weeks, Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook said Thursday. Cook told Blooomberg he believes that “just a few, not a large number” of stores in the United States will re-open in the first half of May. Apple operates 22…
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Record Number of Consumers Used Apple News, FaceTime, and iMessage during COVID-19 Lockdown
Earlier today, Apple announced its financial results for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2020, and the company’s revenue increased despite COVID-19 related lockdown. Work from home and social distancing norms also had another positive effect on some of the company’s products, including Apple News, FaceTime, and iMessage. Continue reading → Go to Source…
Apple Planning Apple Card Financing Options for Devices Other than iPhone
Apple may be planning to introduce interest-free Apple Card payment plans for devices other than the iPhone, Apple CEO Tim Cook said during today’s earnings call covering the second fiscal quarter of 2020. In the Q&A portion of the call, Cook was asked about the potential for deferred payments or product bundles with the Apple…
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Apple CEO Tim Cook on New Products: ‘We Have Our Head Down and Are Working’
During today’s earnings call covering the second fiscal quarter of 2020, Apple CEO Tim Cook provided some insight on what we can expect from Apple in terms of new products during the global health crisis. A mockup of an iPhone 12 with smaller notch Cook said that Apple is continuing to operate, and that Apple…
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Apple iPhone shipments see steep decline in Q1, analysts estimate
While Apple managed to exceed Wall Street expectations to post an all-time quarterly earnings record for the first calendar quarter of 2020, a period heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, sales of its most important product, iPhone, slumped. Go to Source Author:
Apple hit with another lawsuit claiming iTunes music piracy
A new lawsuit alleging that Apple is engaged in “flagrant” music piracy on iTunes was levied on Wednesday, following at least two identical cases lodged by the same entities. Go to Source Author:
Apple CEO Tim Cook says China demand largely recovered, retail hit record high in Q2
Apple has seen demand in China largely recover from coronavirus-related slumps earlier in the year, Apple CEO Tim Cook said on Thursday. Go to Source Author: