What does Apple think of its Porsche (Porsche finds it has switched from iOS to Android)
Given the price of Apple's iPhone 11 Pro ($999 or more) and iPhone 11 Pro Max ($1099 or more), it's not surprising that 91% of Porsche owners are iPhone owners. News from Klaus Selmer, president and CEO of Porsche North America. Selmer appeared in an interview at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show.
Zellmer pointed out in a video posted by 9to5Mac (via ZDNet) that while many Porsche owners are also iPhone owners (80 per cent), 40 per cent of owners say their next generation of devices will be driven by Android. The reason why half of the users with Porsche iPhone plan to change their phones is likely to have something to do with 5G. While there are Android phones compatible with the next generation of wireless connections, the 5G iPhone won't be available until September at the earliest.
Another reason for switching may have something to do with collapsible shapes. Samsung's second collapsible phone, the W205G, is similar to the Galaxy Fold. It will be released next month, but only for consumers. Unlike Galaxy Fold, it has four corners. When closed, the two sides meet and leave a much smaller distance than the Milky way fold. It also has a Snapdragon 855 with a graphics processor, which can improve performance by 15%. Except for a battery capacity of 4235 mAh (compared to the 4380 mAh battery in Galaxy Fold), everything else is the same as Samsung's first foldable battery. Huawei Mate X recently went public at a price of $2425. We're not saying that you can buy the Mate X only if you can afford a Porsche, but it will certainly help.
While Huawei's shipments rose 66% from a year earlier, iPhone shipments fell 28% from July to September. Many domestic consumers think it is unfair to choose Huawei.
Although Sellmer points out that Porsche has always focused on iOS compatibility, it makes sense for now. The executive said that with the great changes in the market, there are also a lot of changes in the market. Obviously, you have to do what customers want to do, which is why Android will be the solution for the future. "
