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2019-07-02

Android or iOS, Why Smartphones Aren't Exciting Anymore (video)

Why Aren't Smartphones Exciting Anymore?

Smartphone sales are declining, and the pace of innovation is slowing. Manufacturers are scrambling to find new ways to conjure up excitement. Bloomberg QuickTake explains what might be the future of smartphones. Bloomberg.com video above published Jun 19, 2019.

See also: WSJ: Jony Ive Became 'Dispirited' After Apple Watch and Sometimes Failed to Show Up to Meetings--Report: Jony Ive was dispirited by Tim Cook's lack of interest in the product development process and frustrated inside a more operations-focused company--macrumors.com.

source: statista.com
source: statista.com


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2018-09-17

HBO vs Netflix, LVMH vs Amazon, iOS vs Android (video)

HBO vs Netflix

L2inc.com video above published Sep 13, 2018: HBO execs have proposed moving to a Netflix strategy. This is a terrible mistake says Scott Galloway.

Editor's noteBoutique vs Big:
  • HBO vs Netflix
  • LVMH vs Amazon
  • Mercedes vs Toyota
  • Emirates vs Southwest Airlines
  • iOS vs Android

Transcript (auto-generated):
00:01 from the age of 25 to 40 i lost the
00:05 capacity to cry not once not when people
00:08 close to me passed away not when things
00:10 move me just couldn't do it for some
00:12 reason as a matter of fact the only time
00:14 I ever really felt anything I mean
00:17 really felt something between the ages
00:19 of 25 and 40 was when I was under the
00:21 influence of media specifically
00:25 television a hundred years from now TV
00:27 will be recognized as the defining art
00:29 form of our age when Michael realizes is
00:32 on the bus that killed his father Claire
00:35 reviewing her life as she is about to
00:38 pass anything with Hank from the Larry
00:40 Sanders show I will be your champion
00:43 Game of Thrones the original gangster
00:46 Sopranos a mob soldier perusing photos
00:50 of him and his family at the shore
00:51 before he hangs himself what do most of
00:53 these shows have in common three things
00:56 one h-2b and 300 HBO changed the
01:03 television landscape full stop yes they
01:05 should have seen Netflix coming but
01:07 Netflix similar to Amazon and other
01:09 unicorns was able to execute on a
01:11 strategy that HBO's parent company Time
01:13 Warner could not specifically cheap
01:16 capital without pressure for
01:18 profitability Jon stanky the new head of
01:21 Warner entertainment and by the way a
01:22 Bruin grad can't be all bad recently
01:25 addressed his troops at HBO and
01:27 described a future in which HBO would
01:29 increase its subscriber base and their
01:32 viewing hours to pull it off according
01:34 to mr. stanky HBO would have to come up
01:36 with more content and transform from a
01:39 boutique operation to something bigger
01:41 and broader in short become more Netflix
01:44 ish this was a big mistake and will kill
01:47 what is unique and special about HBO to
01:50 move HBO to an Netflix like strategy is
01:53 to walk into the MU say - or say and
01:55 announce we need to scale this makes no
01:58 sense the most efficient way to process
02:00 information binary zeros and ones and
02:02 the entire consumer sector is
02:04 bifurcating there's Amazon at zero
02:06 there's Gucci at one LVMH is at lunch
02:09 hmm is at zero in the mass category
02:12 Mercedes Toyota
02:13 blue and Southwest Airlines and then
02:15 Emirates and Qatar at the top they
02:18 survive and prosper while Delta American
02:21 United and Sears or anyone else in the
02:23 middle gets run over
02:25 we're also bifurcating as a society
02:27 we're turning into a country of three
02:28 hundred and fifty million serfs serving
02:31 three million Lords iPhones only command
02:33 18% of the market but garner 87 percent
02:38 of the profits HBO is iOS garnering not
02:41 only awards but billions in EBIT - every
02:43 year despite spending less on original
02:46 content mr. stanky is taking unnecessary
02:48 even reckless risks with a unique
02:50 process and culture and is in danger of
02:52 killing what is really special about HBO
02:55 HBO and Disney are the only firms over
02:57 the last several decades that have
02:59 managed to create a process and a
03:01 culture for pulling off the impossible
03:03 scaling creativity they attract or
03:06 maintain the not so secret sauce and
03:08 media a list talent HBO should be the
03:11 prize for switching from Verizon to AT&T;
03:13 where the handset messaging and apps can
03:16 molest people's data and pitch marketers
03:18 on there we're number three strategy to
03:21 summarize its Amazon and LVMH southwest
03:24 and Emirates iOS and Android Chipotle
03:28 and Chipotle that's right we're due for
03:32 some near Mexican fare the Big Dawg
03:34 would like to hang out and here's my
03:36 invitation of Romelu Lukaku the english
03:39 striker from Belgium he and I would just
03:42 get along we're in the line he gets a
03:44 burrito bowl I go pulled pork and boom
03:47 they say to him guacamole or cheese on
03:50 your burrito bowl mr. Lukaku and I step
03:52 and I say yes because that's how me and
03:57 Lulu that's what I call him cuz we roll
04:00 that way he calls me Scott this could
04:04 happen we'll see you next week
04:07 [Music]

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2017-05-02

Apple $AAPL, GoDaddy $GDDY, Q1 2017 LIVE Webcasts May 2 Replay

What Apple's Earnings Report Signals About Their Future

Video above published May 2, 2017: Angelo Zino, CFRA analyst, and David Kirkpatrick, Techonomy's CEO, react to Apple's fiscal second-quarter earnings report. They speak with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."

AAPL
Apple $AAPL FY 17 Second Quarter (Calendar Q1 2017) Results
Stock exchange: symbol  |  NASDAQ: AAPL
Principal domain: apple.com
Investor relations: investor.apple.com

Apple’s conference call to discuss second fiscal quarter results is scheduled for Tuesday, May 2, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. ET. Listen to the audio webcast Replay

Press Release -- Apple announced financial results for its fiscal 2017 second quarter ended April 1, 2017: The Company posted quarterly revenue of $52.9 billion and quarterly earnings per diluted share of $2.10. These results compare to revenue of $50.6 billion and earnings per diluted share of $1.90 in the year-ago quarter. International sales accounted for 65 percent of the quarter’s revenue.

EPS of $2.1 beat by $0.08 but revenue $52.9B (+ 4.6% Y/Y) missed estimates by $-190M.

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GDDY

GoDaddy Inc. (NYSE: GDDY) (godaddy.com) the world's largest domain names registrar, and a cloud platform provider dedicated to small, independent ventures, will release financial results for the first quarter on Tuesday, May 2, 2017, after the stock market closes.  GoDaddy management will host a conference call and webcast at 5:00 p.m. EDT. To hear the call, dial (877) 201-0168 in the United States or (647) 788-4901 from international locations, with passcode 99511750. A LIVE webcast of the call will be available on GoDaddy's investor relations website at https://investors.godaddy.net.

Listen to the LIVE webcast replay.

Q1 Results: Revenue $489.7M (+12.9% Y/Y) beat estimates by $1.8M.
GAAP Net Loss Q1 2017 (3.1 million) as compared to Q1 2016 Net Loss (18.3 million).
News Release (pdf) and Q1 2017 Presentation (pdf) and Form 8-K

Following completion of the call, a recorded replay will be available on the investor relations website. See also: GoDaddy And The Encrevolution | SeekingAlpha.com



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2016-10-25

Apple $AAPL, Q3 2016 Earnings Results, LIVE Webcast Oct 25, 5pm ET

Apple's First Annual Sales Decline in 15 Years: Infographic: Apple's First Annual Sales Decline in 15 Years | Statista
Source: Statista

Galloway: Apple Could Screw Up AT&T-Time Warner:

Video above: NYU Professor Scott Galloway and Tony Dwyer, chief market strategist at Canaccord Genuity Group, discuss AT&T's $85.4 billion agreement to acquire Time Warner and how Apple or another Silicon Valley giant could disrupt this deal and question whether or not an Apple-Disney deal could happen. They speak on "Bloomberg Surveillance" on October 24, 2016.


AAPL 5-year chart
Q3 2016 / FY 16 Fiscal Fourth Quarter Results: Webcast and conference call Tuesday, October 25, 2016 at 5:00 p.m. EDT (US).

Apple Inc.
Apple Inc. is a U.S.-based multinational technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and online services.
Stock exchange: symbol | NASDAQ: AAPL
Principal domain: apple.com

UPDATE: Apple quarterly revenue $46.9 (-8.9% Y/Y), EPS $1.67 ($0.02 better than estimates), net income $9B (vs. $11.1B Y/Y), gross margin 38% (vs. 39.9% Y/Y).
Press release: apple.com/newsroom/2016/10/apple-reports-fourth-quarter-results.html

See also: Apple -2.5% after hours; EPS above consensus, revenue in-line [updated] - Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) | SeekingAlpha.com.

Investor Relations - Apple: Listen to the Oct 25 *LIVE audio webcast REPLAY

See also: Apple (AAPL) Q4 2016 Results - Earnings Call Transcript | SeekingAlpha.com

Infographic: Apple Claims Title of Most Valuable Brand | Statista
source: Statista
Infographic: The Smartphone Platform War Is Over | Statista
source: Statista



*Apple Live streaming uses Apple’s HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) technology. HLS requires an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with Safari on iOS 7.0 or later, a Mac with Safari 6.0.5 or later on OS X v10.8.5 or later, or a PC with Microsoft Edge on Windows 10.

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2016-08-18

Facebook At War With Ad Blockers, But Ad Blocking Trend Increasing

Facebook At War With Ad Blockers and Ad Blocking

After announcing it will force the delivery of ads to people who use ad blockers, Facebook is battling it out with at least one company that has already found a way around its anti-ad blocking effort. WSJ.com's Lee Hawkins explains. Originally published August 12, 2016.

The Digital News Report 2016, published by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, found at least one in five online consumers uses ad-blocking software across most major markets. Statista (see infographic below) reports the ad-blocking trend is here to stay: "usage of ad-blocking tools is by far the most prevalent among young consumers, indicating that the proportion of people blocking ads from their online experience will likely rise in the future."  Chart below shows how many people use ad-blocking software in selected countries:

Infographic: The Use of Ad-Blocking Around the World | Statista
source: Statista


Adblocking Goes Mobile - 2016 PageFair Mobile Report from PageFair

See also: 
•  Best Ad Blockers and Privacy Extensions | TomsGuide.com 
•  Media Companies Beware, the Ad-Blocking Tsunami Is Coming for You | Fortune.com;
•  Ad blocking | Wikipedia.org; and
•  PageFair.com's 2016 Mobile Adblocking Report (pdf) which reports:
  • At least 419 million people (22% of the world’s 1.9bn smartphone users) are blocking ads on the mobile web. 
  • Both mobile web and in-app ads can now be blocked. 
  • As of March 2016 an estimated 408 million people are actively using mobile adblocking browsers (i.e., a mobile browser that blocks ads by default). 
  • As of March 2016 there are 159 million users of mobile adblocking browsers in China, 122 million in India, and 38 million in Indonesia.

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2016-01-13

GoDaddy $GDDY Launches Mobile App For Domain Name Investors

GoDaddy announced today a new App which "brings real-time bidding and monitoring on GoDaddy Auctions to mobile devices, Android and Apple iOS"--

GoDaddy Investor v 1.0 is now available on iPhone and iPad (iOS 8 and above) and Android phones (4.1 and above) in English-speaking markets.

From the GoDaddy announcement:

GoDaddy [NYSE:GDDY], which operates the world's largest domain name aftermarket, today announces the launch of its first mobile app for domain investors. The GoDaddy Investor app, launching on iOS and Android, will allow investors to watch and bid on domains at auction and stay on top of their current bids all from their mobile device. Aftermarket domain auctions are time-sensitive and highly competitive, and it's critical that investors are able to easily participate at any time and from anywhere, not just from their computers.

GoDaddy Investor offers several additional features not previously available. After downloading the app, domain investors are able to monitor a watch list of active expiry domain auctions in real time, as well as view their bidding history. Investors can also see the auction history for each domain, including the number of bidders and the prices of their bids. Investors can also place proxy bids and securely re-authenticate with their Auction PIN (Android, iOS) or Touch ID (iOS). A streamlined, visual dashboard count shows, at-a-glance, how many auctions investors have won, bid on, or are watching overall. Finally, since auctions are won and lost in an instant, push notifications will immediately alert investors when they've been outbid on auctions that are ending soon.

"We worked closely with our domain investors to bring the same great investing experience to mobile that they've enjoyed on desktop for years," said Paul Nicks,GoDaddy's Senior Director of Aftermarket. "The new GoDaddy Investor app was designed with the timely nature of domain bids in mind, allowing investors to register valuable pre-owned domain names, win more auctions and keep a closer eye on their bids, no matter where they are."




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Apple, Smartphones, Market Share, iPhone Sales, $AAPL Bad News?

Apple 1-year stock chart (NASDAQ:AAPL) (source: google.com)
1. Why Apple Is Likely Underperform the Nasdaq in 2016 - 24/7 Wall St."... The problem for Apple is that China is its third largest market, and the fastest growing one at 84% growth year over year. It is unlikely that this rate of growth will continue in 2016 ... the Chinese economy has a lot of readjustment to do ..."

2. Smartphone vendors are engaged in ever more competitive cut-throat markets for market share, yet the smartphone OS platform wars appear to be over, and Android won over iOS:Infographic: The Platform War Is Over and Android Won | Statista
 source: Statista

3. Bad News for Apple investors? According to a research note published by Morgan Stanley analysts, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) may only sell 218 million iPhones in fiscal 2016, which would be equivalent to a 5.7 percent drop compared to the fiscal year that ended in September:

Infographic: Have iPhone Sales Peaked in 2015? | Statista
 source: Statista
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2015-12-12

Ad Blocks Impact Digital Advertising (video)



Ad Blocks Impact Digital Advertising: the future of digital advertising with Ted Murphy, founder of Izea (izea.com) (Published on Nov 24, 2015)


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2015-12-06

Worldwide Smartphone Marketshare by Geography, OS, 2015-2019


Graphic above: 2015-2019 Marketshares IDC Forecast. China, US, Europe decrease, India and "Rest of the World" increase (in terms of percentage of global total marketshare).

IDC Worldwide Smartphone Forecast by OS – Shipments, Market Share, Year-Over-Year Growth, and 5-Year CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) (shipments in millions):

Region2015* Shipment Volumes2015* Market Share2015* YoY Growth2019* Shipment Volumes2019* Market Share2019* YoY Growth5 year CAGR
Android1,161.181.2%9.5%1,538.182.6%4.8%7.7%
iOS226.015.8%17.3%263.414.1%3.1%6.5%
Windows Phone31.32.2%-10.2%43.62.3%11.4%4.5%
Others11.30.8%-16.8%17.10.9%6.5%4.7%
TOTAL1,429.8100.0%9.8%1,862.3100.0%4.7%7.4%

*Forecast data; source: IDC Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker, December 2, 2015.
Note: Apple's (iOS) OS global marketshare declines (2015-2019) from 15.8% to 14.1%.

Worldwide Smartphone Market Will See the First Single-Digit Growth Year on Record, According to IDC (press release): "Android's market share is expected to grow slightly from 81% in 2015 to 82% over the forecast period [2015-2019]. Despite numerous attempts by "alternative platforms" to enter the market, none have proved successful. IDC believes the proliferation of the core Android platform will continue with huge efforts being put forth by companies like Cyanogen and Xiaomi to differentiate themselves from their competitors. Given its global footprint and application/services ecosystem, IDC fully expects some form of Android to hold a dominant share of the smartphone OS space for the foreseeable future."

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