Google has revealed their 17th annual Year in Search, which reveals what humanity has been searching for worldwide on the company’s search engine.
When it comes to Canada, Apple’s iPhone 8 and iPhone X topped the Consumer Tech category in the number one and two spots respectively, while iOS 11 was seventh out of the top 10.
In overall Canadian Google search queries, iPhone 8 was in the ninth spot.
In Google’s global Year in Search results, iPhone 8 came in second overall, followed by iPhone X in third place, only both topped by queries for Hurricane Irma. In global Consumer Tech searches, iPhone 8 was first and iPhone X was second. Clearly, 2017 was again year of the iPhone.
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Today Apple announced its Q1 2023 earnings, reporting $117.2 billion in revenue and net income of $29.9 billion for the December quarter. Revenue was down 5% year-over-year, affected by production disruptions in China due to COVID-19. Apple CEO Tim Cook told Reuters in an interview that production disruptions are essentially over, as they “lasted through […]
Apple today announced its fiscal Q1 2023 financial results for the period that ended December 24, 2022, recording a new all-time high for the quarter. The iPhone maker reported $117.2 billion USD in revenue for the first fiscal quarter of the year, down 5% year-over-year, with earnings per diluted share of $1.88. Apple reported a net...
