The document describes various uses of an iPhone throughout the day including checking email, to-do lists, calendars, social media feeds, communicating on Twitter, and using translation features. The iPhone is used for staying organized, keeping up with social connections, finding things to do when bored, and setting reminders.
The iPhone is a smartphone designed and marketed by Apple Inc. Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone in 2007. Key features of iPhone models include a touchscreen display, camera, speakers, Apple's iOS operating system, and access to the App Store. Jailbreaking iPhones allows users to customize the device beyond Apple's limitations but may void the warranty. The iPhone is hugely popular and profitable, making Apple the most valuable company in the world.
Marketing presentation for Consumer Behaviour about Stylystic properties in ads and how they are recieved by the consumer. Done about 6 months before the release of the iPhone.
The document outlines several key benefits of owning an iPhone, including its compact yet feature-rich design, inclusion of an iPod, access to hundreds of thousands of applications, high-quality camera and video recording capabilities, support for video conferencing, and ability to multitask. Syncing content between an iPhone and computer via iTunes allows users to back up purchased applications, music, and other content in case the iPhone becomes corrupted or needs to be replaced.
Steve Jobs began development of the iPhone in 2005 as CEO of Apple, steering its focus away from a tablet. Apple created the iPhone in secret collaboration with AT&T Mobility. The iPhone evolved through several models - the original iPhone in 2007, the iPhone 3G in 2008, the iPhone 3Gs in 2009, and the iPhone 4/4s in 2010 and 2011. Customer reviews showed the iPhone received excellent ratings on AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint, which all offered unlimited talk, text, and data plans for the iPhone at the time.
The document discusses IBM's policy allowing employees to use Apple iPhones, iPods, and iPads for work purposes. It notes that currently only 7% of IBM employees use BlackBerry smartphones, while many are requesting additional mobile options. The document outlines the various Apple devices, how IBM applications work on these platforms, security measures, and IBM's wish list for enhanced enterprise functionality.
This document provides information about the original Apple iPhone, including its key features and technical specifications. It discusses the iPhone's touchscreen interface, visual voicemail, web browsing capabilities, and synchronization with iTunes. It also outlines the iPhone's processor, memory, storage, operating system, wireless capabilities, battery life, dimensions and weight. The document discusses developing apps for the iPhone using Xcode/Objective-C, AJAX/JavaScript, and Java (though requiring jailbreaking). It provides examples of AJAX/JavaScript apps and discusses the iPhone's popularity through App Store stats.
This document discusses pricing strategies for the iPhone in India. It begins with background on Apple's current market share in India. It then outlines various pricing strategies like value-based pricing and cost-based pricing. The document performs conjoint and discrete choice analyses on customer survey data to determine the optimal price point for the iPhone to maximize market share and revenue in India. Based on the analyses, the document recommends an iPhone price of Rs. 29,886 to gain a 13.37% market share.
The Apple iPhone is one of the most iconic gadgets ever, and so far, the brand has always focussed on the device’s one-handed utility. Giving in to the market dynamics and the ever-increasing demand from its loyal fan-following, Apple has now gone the phablet way… and the result is the iPhone 6 Plus. Apart from the screen size, battery capacity and a few other features like optical image stabilisation thrown in, it’s not too different from its sibling the iPhone 6. Here's our review
Apple Inc. is a multinational technology company headquartered in California that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and personal computers. It has become one of the largest companies in the world, with major products including the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and iPod. The document outlines Apple's history, leadership, revenue, products, competitors, marketing strategy, and the new features of its iOS 8 mobile operating system.
The document summarizes the key specs and features of the iPhone 6 Plus, including its large high-definition retina display, powerful A8 chip and M8 motion coprocessor, improved camera capabilities, faster wireless connectivity, and available storage capacities and prices. It highlights the iPhone 6 Plus' large and thin design as well as its powerful performance and battery life.
This document provides an overview of iPhone application development. It discusses:
1) The four aspects of iPhone app development - the relationship with Apple, developer tools, the iPhone platform, and Objective-C programming language.
2) The developer tools used for iPhone app development including Xcode, iPhone Simulator, Interface Builder, and Instruments.
3) The layers that make up the iPhone platform including the core OS, core services, and media layer.
4) The process for becoming an iPhone developer including signing up with the Developer Center, Developer Program, and iTunes Connect.
The document aims to give the reader a high-level understanding of what is involved in iPhone application development.
In 2007 the iPhone was the next big thing. It was revolutionary because it was totally unexpected and really was something revolutionary in the world of clamshell mobile phones. But every year since, Apple has just re-released the same phone, only with slightly better specifications. This is an evolution, not the revolution as touted by that fruit company. Also, we reveal the specs of the upcoming iPhone 6. And the specs for the next 6-7 years of iPhones!
This document discusses Apple's failure in the Indian smartphone market and strategies to capture that market. It provides company information on Apple and sales data. It then analyzes why the iPhone failed in India, including high pricing, lack of promotion and distribution issues. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like brand recognition but also weaknesses like limited distribution. The document proposes strategies like expanding distribution networks, lowering prices while maintaining quality, and partnering with e-commerce companies to help Apple succeed in the Indian market.
Presentation on the history of apple computersjayminamin
Apple was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. They released the Apple I and Apple II computers, which were among the first personal home computers. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Apple released several important models like the Macintosh, which introduced the graphical user interface. In more recent decades, Apple introduced innovative products like the iPod, iPhone, and iPad, which have become some of the most popular consumer electronic devices and made Apple one of the most valuable companies in the world.
iPhone 7 improves the camera, display, performance, and battery life over previous iPhone models. It introduces an improved 12MP camera with optical image stabilization and wider color gamut, as well as a 7MP front-facing camera. The A10 Fusion chip provides improved processing speeds and battery life. iPhone 7 is available in new black and jet black finishes and has increased water resistance.
The document provides an iPhone marketing plan with the following key points:
1. It outlines Apple's history and introduces their plan to launch the iPhone in 2007 as a smartphone combining internet, music, and video capabilities.
2. A situational analysis examines political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and competitive factors impacting the iPhone launch.
3. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like innovation and brand awareness, and weaknesses like price and interface challenges. Opportunities include expanding markets, and threats include competition.
4. The marketing strategy outlines the product, price, placement, and promotion mix for a global iPhone rollout and advertising campaign. Marketing research targets different age groups.
The document describes various uses of an iPhone throughout the day including checking email, to-do lists, calendars, social media feeds, communicating on Twitter, and using translation features. The iPhone is used for staying organized, keeping up with social connections, finding things to do when bored, and setting reminders.
The iPhone is a smartphone designed and marketed by Apple Inc. Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone in 2007. Key features of iPhone models include a touchscreen display, camera, speakers, Apple's iOS operating system, and access to the App Store. Jailbreaking iPhones allows users to customize the device beyond Apple's limitations but may void the warranty. The iPhone is hugely popular and profitable, making Apple the most valuable company in the world.
Marketing presentation for Consumer Behaviour about Stylystic properties in ads and how they are recieved by the consumer. Done about 6 months before the release of the iPhone.
The document outlines several key benefits of owning an iPhone, including its compact yet feature-rich design, inclusion of an iPod, access to hundreds of thousands of applications, high-quality camera and video recording capabilities, support for video conferencing, and ability to multitask. Syncing content between an iPhone and computer via iTunes allows users to back up purchased applications, music, and other content in case the iPhone becomes corrupted or needs to be replaced.
Steve Jobs began development of the iPhone in 2005 as CEO of Apple, steering its focus away from a tablet. Apple created the iPhone in secret collaboration with AT&T Mobility. The iPhone evolved through several models - the original iPhone in 2007, the iPhone 3G in 2008, the iPhone 3Gs in 2009, and the iPhone 4/4s in 2010 and 2011. Customer reviews showed the iPhone received excellent ratings on AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint, which all offered unlimited talk, text, and data plans for the iPhone at the time.
The document discusses IBM's policy allowing employees to use Apple iPhones, iPods, and iPads for work purposes. It notes that currently only 7% of IBM employees use BlackBerry smartphones, while many are requesting additional mobile options. The document outlines the various Apple devices, how IBM applications work on these platforms, security measures, and IBM's wish list for enhanced enterprise functionality.
This document provides information about the original Apple iPhone, including its key features and technical specifications. It discusses the iPhone's touchscreen interface, visual voicemail, web browsing capabilities, and synchronization with iTunes. It also outlines the iPhone's processor, memory, storage, operating system, wireless capabilities, battery life, dimensions and weight. The document discusses developing apps for the iPhone using Xcode/Objective-C, AJAX/JavaScript, and Java (though requiring jailbreaking). It provides examples of AJAX/JavaScript apps and discusses the iPhone's popularity through App Store stats.
This document discusses pricing strategies for the iPhone in India. It begins with background on Apple's current market share in India. It then outlines various pricing strategies like value-based pricing and cost-based pricing. The document performs conjoint and discrete choice analyses on customer survey data to determine the optimal price point for the iPhone to maximize market share and revenue in India. Based on the analyses, the document recommends an iPhone price of Rs. 29,886 to gain a 13.37% market share.
The Apple iPhone is one of the most iconic gadgets ever, and so far, the brand has always focussed on the device’s one-handed utility. Giving in to the market dynamics and the ever-increasing demand from its loyal fan-following, Apple has now gone the phablet way… and the result is the iPhone 6 Plus. Apart from the screen size, battery capacity and a few other features like optical image stabilisation thrown in, it’s not too different from its sibling the iPhone 6. Here's our review
Apple Inc. is a multinational technology company headquartered in California that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and personal computers. It has become one of the largest companies in the world, with major products including the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and iPod. The document outlines Apple's history, leadership, revenue, products, competitors, marketing strategy, and the new features of its iOS 8 mobile operating system.
The document summarizes the key specs and features of the iPhone 6 Plus, including its large high-definition retina display, powerful A8 chip and M8 motion coprocessor, improved camera capabilities, faster wireless connectivity, and available storage capacities and prices. It highlights the iPhone 6 Plus' large and thin design as well as its powerful performance and battery life.
This document provides an overview of iPhone application development. It discusses:
1) The four aspects of iPhone app development - the relationship with Apple, developer tools, the iPhone platform, and Objective-C programming language.
2) The developer tools used for iPhone app development including Xcode, iPhone Simulator, Interface Builder, and Instruments.
3) The layers that make up the iPhone platform including the core OS, core services, and media layer.
4) The process for becoming an iPhone developer including signing up with the Developer Center, Developer Program, and iTunes Connect.
The document aims to give the reader a high-level understanding of what is involved in iPhone application development.
In 2007 the iPhone was the next big thing. It was revolutionary because it was totally unexpected and really was something revolutionary in the world of clamshell mobile phones. But every year since, Apple has just re-released the same phone, only with slightly better specifications. This is an evolution, not the revolution as touted by that fruit company. Also, we reveal the specs of the upcoming iPhone 6. And the specs for the next 6-7 years of iPhones!
This document discusses Apple's failure in the Indian smartphone market and strategies to capture that market. It provides company information on Apple and sales data. It then analyzes why the iPhone failed in India, including high pricing, lack of promotion and distribution issues. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like brand recognition but also weaknesses like limited distribution. The document proposes strategies like expanding distribution networks, lowering prices while maintaining quality, and partnering with e-commerce companies to help Apple succeed in the Indian market.
Presentation on the history of apple computersjayminamin
Apple was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. They released the Apple I and Apple II computers, which were among the first personal home computers. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Apple released several important models like the Macintosh, which introduced the graphical user interface. In more recent decades, Apple introduced innovative products like the iPod, iPhone, and iPad, which have become some of the most popular consumer electronic devices and made Apple one of the most valuable companies in the world.
iPhone 7 improves the camera, display, performance, and battery life over previous iPhone models. It introduces an improved 12MP camera with optical image stabilization and wider color gamut, as well as a 7MP front-facing camera. The A10 Fusion chip provides improved processing speeds and battery life. iPhone 7 is available in new black and jet black finishes and has increased water resistance.
The document provides an iPhone marketing plan with the following key points:
1. It outlines Apple's history and introduces their plan to launch the iPhone in 2007 as a smartphone combining internet, music, and video capabilities.
2. A situational analysis examines political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and competitive factors impacting the iPhone launch.
3. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like innovation and brand awareness, and weaknesses like price and interface challenges. Opportunities include expanding markets, and threats include competition.
4. The marketing strategy outlines the product, price, placement, and promotion mix for a global iPhone rollout and advertising campaign. Marketing research targets different age groups.
This is an ALGYAN local event description for .NET and Microsoft computers. While confirming the past, present, and future of .NET Micro framework, NETMF, we will consider the embedded system technology that opens up a new era and predict the future.