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Apple's iPhone Outsells All Other Smartphones in July

According to numbers from iSuppli, Apple's iPhone outsold all smartphones in the United States in July. This represents its first full month of sales and accounted for 1.8% of all U.S. mobile handsets.

The two models of the iPhone on the market sold more than Research in Motion's Blackberry series, the entire Palm portfolio and any individual smartphone model from Motorola, Nokia or Samsung.


The data was collected through a consumer survey of 2 million participants in the U.S.

Cellular-news offers some additional statistics from iSuppli's survey.

- 57% of iPhones bought in July were U.S. consumers 35 years or younger
- 52% Male, 48% Female
- 1/4 of iPhone purchases switched to AT&T from another provider.

Apple had previously stated that they expect to sell one million iPhones by the end of September, with a longer term goal of grabbing 1% of the cell phone market.

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58 months ago
Should make for some good reading come the Q4 report. :)
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58 months ago
Not bad, Apple. I'm still wondering if they will manage the big 1%, but it seems that they are doing well at this point.
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58 months ago

Not bad, Apple. I'm still wondering if they will manage the big 1%, but it seems that they are doing well at this point.


They are aiming for 10 million by Q4 of 2008... I don't know how that fairs with regards to market share
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58 months ago

They are aiming for 10 million by Q4 of 2008... I don't know how that fairs with regards to market share

I believe in the keynote they said almost 1 billion (950-960 or so?) phones were sold in 2006. This was January 2007 that it was announced, so I'm assuming those were complete 2006 numbers.
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58 months ago

I believe in the keynote they said almost 1 billion (950-960 or so?) phones were sold in 2006. This was January 2007 that it was announced, so I'm assuming those were complete 2006 numbers.


That's correct. 10 million units is roughly 1% marketshare, according to the numbers we've seen.
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58 months ago
It seems to me these are the same analysts that predicted that Apple would sell 500K - 1000K of iPhones on the very first weekend, when actually it barely reached 250K?
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58 months ago
Well two models are not enough. But they are doing okay at the moment I think.
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58 months ago
Kind of curious, who would rate this negative?
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58 months ago

It seems to me these are the same analysts that predicted that Apple would sell 500K - 1000K of iPhones on the very first weekend, when actually it barely reached 250K?


Says here that they sold 500k on the first weekend

Kind of curious, who would rate this negative?


I wouldn't say it's negative from a shareholders perspective, the iPhone has really affected the share price in a positive way...
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58 months ago
Not a bad first month, for sure. Just imagine how well they'll do when the next gen comes out, as well as (hopefully) other models, etc. Once the iPhone matures, it's going to do quite well.
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