Hi John, The latest Kantar stats are out and they reveal that iOS is up in the US, China, Japan, flat in the EU5 and down in Australia, with Android down in the US, China and Japan but up in the other major countries.
The new iPhones launched yesterday have created the usual flurry of debate about their worth. Tech evangelist and openly pro-Apple aficionado Alex Zaharov-Reutt explains why the latest products out of Cupertino are so revolutionary. Australians will now be able to watch Twitter content live or on video from 10 Australian partners including the Channel 7 news and entertainment shows, the Ashes, AFL, Australian Open, Laver Cup, the ARIAs and e-sports events with the new programming schedules just announced by the social media giant. In Apple’s keynote presentation yesterday, unveiling its new products, the Apple TV 4K was revealed, with Australian finally on the list for the Apple TV app, and plenty of Aussie content including Yahoo7. Online video consumption around the world is increasing rapidly with the average global viewer watching video over the Internet for five hours, 45 minutes each week and subscribing to one or more video on-demand The Apple Watch is now officially the No.1 watch in the world, utterly shaming those who ridiculed it, with Series 3 delivering an LTE Cellular model, health enhancements and much more. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com. Have a great day! Stan Beer, Editor in Chief, iTWire ADVERTISE IN THIS NEWSLETTER & iTWire.com Contact: andrew.matler@itwire.com 0412 390 000
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