Steve Jobs iPhones 世界各國市場佔有率

 

市場傳矽智財（IP）大廠安謀（Arm）擬跨足自製晶片、特殊應用IC（ASIC）晶片業務，雖資本市場對此正面期待，但外界認為，若傳聞屬實，則相關產業鏈大咖包括英特爾、超微、輝達、博通、高通、聯發科等，與安謀的關係將從夥伴變勁敵。

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In Japan, a remarkable 68.8% of smartphone users are opting for iPhones, reflecting a broader cultural affinity for luxury goods.

This trend is deeply rooted in Japanese society, where high-quality craftsmanship and brand prestige are highly valued.

The Japanese luxury market is characterized by a strong demand for products that signify status, such as designer handbags and jewelry, often viewed as essential social expressions rather than mere consumer items.

This inclination towards premium brands is further fueled by Japan's economic stability and a growing middle class willing to invest in luxury as a form of self-expression and social identity.

Here's how other countries stack up in iPhone usage:

Japan: 68.8%

Denmark: 65.8%

Canada: 60.5%

United States: 58.1%

Sweden: 55.3%

Australia: 54.4%

Finland: 53.2%

Norway: 52.7%

United Kingdom: 50.4%

Germany: 38.9%

Steve Jobs in 1983 talking about the idea that would become Google Street View.

He's speaking here about the Aspen Movie Map developed by MIT in 1978. 

Google Street View would only formally start in 2001 with the Stanford CityBlock Project.