lol blind fanboyism.

Maybe it's time as the leading of the industry is over, but I think Apple has more in them.

It has a huge, accessible market for people who want a fast, simple and good-looking phone.

And the 5 wasn't a huge upgrade, but I didn't really think the 4 was either.

It just got a better camera, a front facing one, and a cooler look.

The operating system is what improved the most, and that was lacking in the transition to 5.

Apple's quarters don't align with ComTrack's quarters, which don't align with what we would typically call quarters. Either way, you're basically inadvertantly admitting the iPhone 5 had been outsold by the Galaxy S3 and the iPhone Family (3GS, 4, 4S, 5) have been outsold by the Galaxy Family for the last quarter.

What we'll likely see is the continued improvements of competitors against the iPhone line, but the iPhone brand continuing to do Really, Really well. It's far from Blackberry.

And of course noone can take away Apples past historic milestones in advancement of smartphones. I'm just saying that their period as the dominant #1 is coming to a close, just like HTC's did a few years back, and Motorola/RIM/Nokia's before HTC

Yes

It's the truth though.



There's still no proof of this. The iPhone 5 is still the fastest selling device of all time.

That pic showed Samsung eating into Apples lunch
Yes... over a 5 day period counting preorders, it is. However, as you can see, fast doesnt win a month+ long race

Peaked around the iPhone 3GS-iPhone 4, I think.

Still the most relevant phone though.

I don't think it has, Apple should do something completely innovative for the next release though.

Their peak was the release of the iPhone 5.

I admit that the 5 looks really tempting physically but when it goes down to specs and etc it lags behind too many phones to even be considered.

I really am not a fan of Samsung Phones but the Ativ S looks amazing.

I'm getting either that or the 920 whichever comes out first in my country

Profits shifted with their product cycle. Product cycles are getting shorter. They've always been extremely short with Android though. Really good android devices come out every 1-2 months. Even though Apple gets targeted the most for their yearly cycles, theirs is probably the longest after RIM's with Windows Phone at a near third.
Yes and a lot of those pre orders weren't delivered yet. You're still not realizing that stock was just caught up fully last week. iPhones have been sold out at stores for a long ass time. You clearly don't have knowledge of the phone market if you think that all the pre orders were fullfilled and everybody got their phone during the first 5 days. The holiday quarter is going on right now and we've already seen that people want the iPhone 5 for Christmas over any other phone. I'll see you in January to report the record high sales.