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Showing posts with label down. Show all posts
Monday, March 6, 2017
Slow down why Apple is cutting production of the iPhone
Slow down why Apple is cutting production of the iPhone
In the first quarter of 2017, Apple plans production of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus 10%. This was reported by Japanese newspaper Nikkei, citing suppliers.
The publication indicates that the calculations are based on production and global sales of the iPhone last generation. The newspaper’s sources also note that this reduction in orders, “is expected”.
According to analyst firm IDC, global smartphone shipments in 2016 remained at the level of 2015. “Even Apple was unable to avoid the difficulties of releasing new handsets with advanced functions, and aspiring to meet the needs of customers,” says the resource.
It is noted that the demand for the latest generation smartphone iPhone 7 in Japan remains quite high. However, this will not compensate for the total inertia of the global smartphone market.
Note that in January 2016 it was also reported that Apple will reduce the release of the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus 30% in the first quarter of 2016 (January — March) compared to the original production plan. Then, after a decline in sales in retail networks around the world have accumulated too many of these smartphones, which the Corporation and was forced to take this step.
Apple representatives refused to comment on the situation.
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Thursday, January 19, 2017
Vine is shutting down soon
Vine is shutting down soon
Vine was the perfect platform to compliment Twitter. Users could film micro clips within 6 seconds that would loop over and over. And the resulting content is nothing short of Amazing. Many “internet personalities” gained popularity on the platform, and the six-second limit resulted in some really creative videos.
Twitter re-strategized Vine by increasing its 6 second time limit to the same number of characters that are in a Tweet: so 140 seconds. This changed the platform and perhaps chased some die-hard users of the platform away.
Following the announcement that Twitter was going to cut 8% of its workforce, the company announced its discontinuation of the micro-vlogging platform.
In recent months, Twitter has been focusing its resources into Periscope, the blogging platform’s live-stream sub-platform.
However, Twitter says it isn’t making any changes to Vine just yet. The site and app will remain in commission for the time being. But given Twitter’s new plans: “in the coming months, we’ll be discontinuing the mobile app,” and “you’ll be able to access and download your Vines,” it appears that Twitter will notify users some time well ahead of the shutdown, giving them a chance to download all their creations.
Source: Gsmarena
Twitter re-strategized Vine by increasing its 6 second time limit to the same number of characters that are in a Tweet: so 140 seconds. This changed the platform and perhaps chased some die-hard users of the platform away.
Following the announcement that Twitter was going to cut 8% of its workforce, the company announced its discontinuation of the micro-vlogging platform.
In recent months, Twitter has been focusing its resources into Periscope, the blogging platform’s live-stream sub-platform.
However, Twitter says it isn’t making any changes to Vine just yet. The site and app will remain in commission for the time being. But given Twitter’s new plans: “in the coming months, we’ll be discontinuing the mobile app,” and “you’ll be able to access and download your Vines,” it appears that Twitter will notify users some time well ahead of the shutdown, giving them a chance to download all their creations.
Source: Gsmarena
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