Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Apple had record sales of the new iPhone – El Diario de Yucatan

         


     

SAN FRANCISCO (EFE) .- Apple said yesterday it sold more than 13 million new iPhone models during the first weekend it was available in twelve countries, which set a new record for the flagship product of the company California.

“The iPhone sales iPhone 6s and 6s Plus have been phenomenal, exceeding sales of any other first weekend in Apple’s history,” the CEO said yesterday in a statement the company, Tim Cook.

Analysts predicted sales would range between 12 million and 13 million, what Apple exceeded expectations.

Apple sold more than 700 million mobile devices since their debut in 2007, although its market share of 16%, is well below the 81% who have phones equipped with the Android operating system from Google.

The iPhone went on sale last Friday in twelve countries, including the United States, France, Germany, Canada, Japan and a group of nations where none appears speaks Spanish and Brazil.

Apple said the iPhone 6 and 6s iPhone will be available in 40 more countries from October 9, including Mexico, Italy and Russia.

The new phone will be available in more than 130 countries at the end of the year.

The iPhone is Apple’s most profitable product, accounting for about 56% of its profits.

The new models, which Apple promotes itself as “the most advanced smartphones in the world”, incorporating cameras of 12 and 5 megapixel rear and front, respectively.

Minivídeos

The new rear camera has the ability to record in ultra-high definition 4K or minivídeos created with each picture, so so that pressing the image reproduces briefly the moment when the photo was taken.

The devices also include the new 3-D Touch feature, which lets you create a menu control function pressure exerted on the screen, which will be more resistant.

The new iPhone uses the same processor as the iPad Pro, A9X, which has an output 70% higher than the current iPhone in June.

The release of the devices was marked by long lines at Apple stores in the countries where it was put on sale.

Despite this, the company fell Wall Street yesterday at 1.25%, which occurred regardless of record sales announcement of its new device

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