“Apple Inc. is on a roll with high sales, and now that luck has trickled over to their app store,” Nichole Tucker reports for The Inquisitor.
MacDailyNews Take: No. Luck has nothing to do with it.
“In July, it has been reported that Apple Inc. broke it’s customer records by selling over $1.7 billion worth of music, videos, games, and other apps through its apple store [sic App Store],” Tucker reports. “Based on a previous Inquisitr reporting, the spike in Apple app store sales may be due to the increasing product sales… Because every Apple product comes fully stocked with software, including the Apple app store, more apps are being sold because more products are being sold.”
MacDailyNews Take: No. iOS devices come with Apple apps preloaded. App Store sales only count App Store sales, not preloaded Apple apps like Safari, Stocks, Weather, etc.
Tucker reports, “Just recently, sales for the Apple watch showed positive results even though many people were not happy with the product.”
MacDailyNews Take: No. Apple Watch satisfaction is unprecedented at 97%; beats original iPhone and iPad.
Tucker reports, “Based on these facts, there is no surprise that Apple has also recently broken records in China.”
MacDailyNews Take: Based on what “facts?” Everything you’ve gotten spectacularly wrong above? Or the one you’re about to unleash below?
“Though the app store has brought in 1.7 billion in just one month, there is talk that it may not be enough,” Tucker reports. “According to the Dispatch Times, the tech giant spent over $33 billion hiring developers to create, maintain, and constantly refresh the Apple app store.”
MacDailyNews Take: No. Sigh. The total amount paid to app developers to date is now $33 billion, up from $25 billion at the end of 2014.
Full article (link safely behind donotlink) here.
MacDailyNews Take: Holy crap, The Inquisitor‘s Nichole Tucker really sucks at her job!
SEE ALSO:
Apple Watch satisfaction is unprecedented at 97%; beats original iPhone and iPad – July 20, 2015
Apple Music has 11 million trial members, App Store has July record $1.7 billion – August 6, 2015
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “eldernorm” for the heads up.]