Google| Subject | Re: Google Pixel 2 activations surpassed iPhone X activations |
| From | Sandman |
| Date | 12/31/2017 15:04 (12/31/2017 15:04) |
| Message-ID | <sandman-02d453841949876cfacc2f58a85e1951@individual.net> |
| Client | |
| Newsgroups | comp.sys.mac.advocacy |
| Follows | (Michael) |
| Followups | (Michael) (2h & 31m) |
In article <c610f9aa-64cd-4591-9835-19244cbda688@googlegroups.com>, Michael wrote:
(Michael)
Tell us about the iPhone X activations again, Shitstain.
http://bgr.com/2017/12/27/pixel-2-vs-iphone-x-christmas-sales/It's actually even worse - the data shows the increase in activations for a specific device *in the US* over *one weekend*. So it's actually totally misleading. The iPhone X 28% is 28% over the iPhone X *baseline* and the Pixel 38% is 38% over the Pixel's baseline. Only, the iPhone X baseline is a *LOT* bigger, so 28% increase in iPhone X activations constitutes a shitload more activations than a 38% increase in Pixel activations.
"For this analysis, Localytics examined the percentage increase of new devices in the U.S. on Christmas Weekend, including Christmas Day, to a baseline of the prior three weekends in December (Nov 30th - Dec 4th, Dec 7th - Dec 11th, Dec 14th - Dec 18th)."
-- Sandman
12/29/2017
