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Take a look at the latest report that shows us how iPhones were the most activated smartphones during Christmas Day 2020

Top Nine U.S. Smartphone Activations During Christmas Day 2020 Were iPhones, With the iPhone 11 Taking Top Spot Dec 30, 2020 01:38 EST The Holiday season wasn’t going to be ruined for Apple, and despite the ongoing pandemic, the company experienced a ton of success during Christmas Day 2020 in the U.S. Lots of customers fancy the newer iPhone 12 models, as well as the previous-generation ones, with a report claiming that out of ten smartphones activated during the holiday, nine of them were iPhones. iPhone 12 mini Isn’t Anywhere on the Charts, Revealing That It Might Not Be Selling W...

Apple expects to sell even more phones in 2021 on December 29, 2020, 15:35 In context: If you were gifted a smartphone this Christmas, chances are high that it was one of nine iPhone models launched in the last three years. The iPhone 11 was by far the most popular of the bunch, while the iPhone 12 mini didn't even make into the top ten in terms of total device activations. Earlier this month, we learned that Apple has asked suppliers to boost iPhone production for 2021 in response to better-than-expected demand for both the new iPhone 12 lineup as well as older models l...

  Among the top 10 smartphone models activated on Christmas Day 2020, nine were Apple's iPhone, with the iPhone 11 holding the crown. The iPhone 11 was the most activated device on Christmas, marking the second consecutive year that the model has taken the top spot, data from Flurry Analytics indicates. Activations for the specific model were 5% higher than the seven-day average between Dec. 18 and Dec. 24. Credit: Flurry Analytics In second and third place were the iPhone XR and iPhone 12 Pro Max, respectively. The iPhone 12 and iPhone 11 Pro Max ranked in fourth and fifth place. Activation...

According to Flurry Analytics, the percentage of paid apps on the App Store fell from 20 percent in 2011 to 10 percent in 2013. That’s a 10 percent drop in two years, and the trend is likely to continue. In general, Flurry said, people seemed to want free content even if it meant putting up... Read More...