Apple customers are now able to have their iPhones and MacBooks repaired at any of about 1,000 Best Buy locations across the U.S. Both companies are framing this major expansion of the existing Apple-Best Buy partnership as a win-win, providing more repair locations for Apple customers while potentially driving lucrative foot traffic to Best Buy […]
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The adoption of mobile payment apps in the U.S. is slow-going, and fears over security may be to blame. […]
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We’ve been tracking consumer trends in wireless carrier subscriptions on a weekly basis since 2011, with over 2.8 million people surveyed on the topic. During that entire period, Verizon Wireless has consistently and clearly remained King of the Hill, averaging about 35% market share during that period. The players below them shifted, with T-Mobile making […]
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The Google Pixel may be a big hit among the younger crowd, but not so much for the price-conscious. […]
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Pokemon Go will catch a new market for Apple Watch sales. […]
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Will Apple announce the integration of Beats headphones and the new iPhone at its product launch tomorrow? Should they? […]
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As Apple gets ready for another iPhone release, rumors are swirling around the newest model. It’s been all but confirmed that Apple’s latest smartphone is swapping out a traditional headphone input in favor of a slimmer phone and streamlined experience. The new iPhone will only allow headphones to connect through the lightning port, or wirelessly. […]
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With August right around the corner, we will inevitably be exposed to a slew of back-to-school advertisements. While lower-priced items like notebooks and pencils might not require much thought, bigger purchases like computers and tablets typically demand greater attention. College-bound students need a personal computer in order to survive through their classes and extracurricular activities. […]
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Note: This blog post was researched and authored by CivicScience’s summer market research analyst, Paul Campbell. On July 29th, Microsoft will release their last-ever version of Windows operating system, as they move to the concept of “Windows as a service” moving forward. Opting to leap over “9” and head straight to the much anticipated Windows […]
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Ask yourself how many Fortune 500 CEOs you can name. Then ask some of your friends. I’ll bet that most of the corporate leaders you can think of are at the helm of a big technology company on the West Coast. Yes, Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook, and Larry Page are the Mellons, Rockefellers, and Carnegies […]
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