“Why isn’t Google Now available as an app for Android 2.3, given half the base is using that?”

“All right, Mr. Schmidt. I’ll do the math. Activations are only part of the equation. The numbers that you keep conveniently not telling us are margins, revenues and profits. Activations without those numbers are meaningless. Market share without those numbers are meaningless. You want us to do the math, Mr. Schmidt? Your numbers – without context – are mathematically meaningless.”

“To be clear, the product isn’t perfect. But no product is. Yes, that includes Apple products (though the MacBook Air in the pre-retina world was pretty damn close, in my opinion). But with the Nexus 7, Google has, for the first time, created an Android product that I would buy for myself. And I wouldn’t have an issue recommending it to anyone else.

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In Worten: Zehn Prozent.

“In terms of available headroom this means that iOS and Android are running at a combined share of 25% of available activations.  They both should consider that three quarters of the opportunity is left to go.”

iOS killt im Tandem mit Android den Markt für Navigationsgeräte.

Eric Schmidt und seine Vorhersagen.

Wer nicht für Android entwickelt, hat schon verloren!