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Apple's Self-Destructive Qualcomm, China Strategies

10 点作者 Down_n_Out超过 6 年前

5 条评论

mcphage超过 6 年前
&gt; It&#x27;s because Apple uses a lock-in strategy, where once on an Apple platform it is painful to get off. Most of the smart Apple iPhone users I know actually use Google apps and Google&#x27;s infrastructure and other third-party tools on their iPhones, so if they want to move to an Android phone they can move almost seamlessly.<p>...what? Sentence 1, &quot;once on Apple it&#x27;s painful to get off.&quot; The <i>very next sentence</i>, the author says that most iPhone people he knows could move to Android almost seamlessly. That doesn&#x27;t sound like it&#x27;s that painful to get off.<p>Look, if you&#x27;re going to contradict yourself, <i>fine</i>, just... put a few sentences in between first.
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votepaunchy超过 6 年前
There are a lot of words here with not much sense. This isn&#x27;t just Apple v Qualcomm. Four of the major tech manufacturers (Hon Hai Precision Industry, Pegatron, Wistron, and Compal) are also suing [0] Qualcomm for $9 billion, which may be tripled to $27 billion.<p>&quot;The group&#x27;s complaint is that Qualcomm charges for chips used in manufacturing, but then requires a patent royalty on top, which the firms believe is an anticompetitive business practice. While the firms collectively demand $9 billion from Qualcomm in damages if the payments are deemed illegal, there is also a possibility of the figure tripling if antitrust claims in the suit also succeed.&quot;<p>[0] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;appleinsider.com&#x2F;articles&#x2F;18&#x2F;12&#x2F;17&#x2F;apple-manufacturer-foxconn-not-negotiating-with-qualcomm-over-9b-royalties-dispute" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;appleinsider.com&#x2F;articles&#x2F;18&#x2F;12&#x2F;17&#x2F;apple-manufacture...</a>
jtthe13超过 6 年前
Former industry analyst here. The article felt like a poorly written businesses school assignment. Then I checked the author and it made sense. Enderle is a click-baiting joke. Moving on.
shanghaiaway超过 6 年前
What a weird post
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threatofrain超过 6 年前
The incidental quips about President Trump were so bizarre and forced I thought the article was generated by a bot.