Sentences with phrase «even approach apple»

Every major company we talked to is deadlocked on what exactly they should do to negotiate terms or even approach Apple or Amazon.

Not exact matches

When Intuit and Apple separately approached her for collaborations in 2014, «we had a lot of pressure during both deals to bend on economics — including from our investors — but I didn't want to sign up for something we'd be losing money on, even if it gave us a huge amount of recognition.»

The approach has worked wonders for Apple, giving that company full control over the quality and price of its products, and even Google looks to be leaning that way too with its Nexus phones and tablets, not to mention its Motorola subsidiary.

It is a holistic approach that can be led with product functionality (think Apple), customer service (think Nordstrom), creating an affinity group or lifestyle association (think Harley - Davidson), creating an experience (think Disney theme parks) or even by creating a bridge to the customer with ancillary products, services, content or experiences that are important to the customer (think food companies with time - saving recipes), depending on what is of most importance to customers.

These points are all, of course, interrelated: Apple's organizational structure, focus, and release - focused development cycle enable it to create highly differentiated products, even as the exact same structure, focus, and development cycle underly the company's struggles in iterative services.1 Similarly, Amazon's highly modular structure, varied businesses, and iterative approach to those businesses enable it to create services with itself as its first, best, customer, and then extend those services to developers and retailers, even as the exact same factors lead to product disasters like the Fire Phone.

You can also get your five - a-day in chip form with natural apple chips, or even dried, with dried figs — this version has added moisture, for a completely new approach to dried fruit.

«As apple reason quickly approaches, it becomes even more important for this resolution to get resolved in a fair and prompt manner — I again urge a return to negotiations.

«Apple's tablets remain strong in the higher end of the market and, Apple's approach will continue to force vendors to compete with full ecosystem offerings, even in the smaller - screen market as the iPad mini sees a greater share», writes Cozza.

App makers, lukewarm to the original Web - based approach, embraced the iPhone SDK and the App Store model — even if it meant agreeing to Apple's very detailed restrictions and occasionally lengthy review process.

I found it interesting that Acer is the first to offer not one but two alternatives to the Android Gallery app to display images, but one (Nemo Player) introduces even more artifacting, and the other (Acer's homegrown Photo Browser 3D) shows better colors and slightly better sharpness, but still can't approach the crisp clarity of a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 - inch, a RIM BlackBerry PlayBook, or even the Apple iPad 2.

(XX >> 3 or 4 + «generations») Outside of google and amazon, and MS on the outside, i don't see anyone who has a unified ecosystem plan that can even approach what Apple has built.

«Apple's tablets remain strong in the higher end of the market and, Apple's approach will continue to force vendors to compete with full ecosystem offerings, even in the smaller - screen market as the iPad mini sees a greater share», added Ms. Cozza.

It doesn't even come close to approaching the quality of Samsung's Super AMOLED or Super AMOLED Plus displays in terms of color reproduction and brightness, and the clarity of Apple's Retina Display puts the RAZR's panel to shame.

I found it interesting that Acer is the first to offer not one but two alternatives to the Android Gallery app to display images, but one of these (Nemo Player) introduces even more artifacting, and the other (Acer's homegrown Photo Browser 3D), while it shows better colors and slightly better sharpness, still can't approach the crisp clarity of a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 - inch, a RIM BlackBerry PlayBook, or even the Apple iPad 2.

Apple endorses such an approach to market, even though it leaves «retailers» such as itself scrapping over a smaller pool of potential profits.

OK, just take a moment & marvel... even with the share price now approaching all - time highs again, surely Apple's still a screaming value buy?

Historically speaking, Apple has had a very hands - off approach to even the most blatant of clones on the App Store.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has suggested Facebook needs regulation — and even Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg concedes that might be the right approach.

Even Apple, on some level, follows a similar approach on iOS.

The Cupertino tech giant has long been a proponent of a «closed - circuit» approach and even as the company has expanded its tolerance for third - party devices, there's still no comparison to the fluidity of an all Apple setup.

The answer lies in the benefits of tight, Apple - like integration: Google can iterate Pixel designs much faster with an in - house crew, and it can do synergistic things with its hardware and software that it wouldn't be able to when contracting the work out (even the former Google + VP Vic Gundotra has stated a preference for this approach).

These phones look to further increase Huawei's growing numbers and put even more pressure on Apple and Samsung, who have to be worrying when and how Huawei will truly break into the very profitable US smartphone market, I just wish they released one fully featured device (a true Pro variant) or followed a more - Google approach, sharing most of the hardware and features with the exception of the size and screen aspect ratio, making choosing the right phone for you even easier.

Even if you own an Apple TV, the latter approach may make more sense if your Apple TV isn't within Bluetooth range of the lock.

Sales of Google's second - generation Pixel phones won't even approach sales of leading devices like Apple's iPhones or Samsung's Galaxy S devices.

Even while these battles continue to be fought, Apple's next big thing approaches.