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1. Top sales of Second Hand iPhone worldwide which are easily accessible anywhere in the world now Let’s talk about percentages. Because only thesecond hand iPhone worldwide numbers tell the truth. In the US, iPhone sales increased by 7 percentage points, from year to year, over the period from August 1 to October 31. More specifically, according to Kantar World panel, sales increased from 33.5 to 40.5%, for the quarter ended October 2016.This is the fastest growth rate in two years, as the highest rate was observed in the quarter ending in January 2015.Although Android remains the dominant operating system in the US, with 57.9% of smart phone sales, the data show a decline for the fifth consecutive year. Other highlights of the report: The iPhone 7 was in the top 10 smart phones worldwide, except in Spain. In fact, in the United Kingdom, it comes first, followed by the iPhone 6s and the iPhone SE third. Apple also holds the lead in Japan, with iPhones accounting for 51.7% of total smart phone sales. The much-discussed headphone jack does not seem to be a concern for consumers in the US, with the iPhone 7 accounting for 10.6% of smart phone sales, although it was available in just one month out of three the research. The iPhone 6s was in second place, with the Galaxy S7 in third and the iPhone 7 Plus in fourth.

2. The iPhone 7 was the second best-selling smart phone in China during the rating period, at 3.8%, while the second hand iPhone are also selling on trending on the market easily while iPhone 7 Plus was in the top 10 at 1.9%. Android still holds 82.6% in China, with iOS devices accounting for 17.1% of total sales. Local manufacturers Xiaomi and Oppo had 15.9% and 11.8% respectively. Kantar World panel CEO says: “Android may dominate the numbers, but Apple remains the most desirable smart phone brand in the world. New iPad – Expected without a physical Start key. The next iPad will be the first iOS device without a Home Button It has been rumored for several months that Apple wants to remove the home button on the iPhone and integrate its function on the front screen. But according to new rumors, the second hand iPhone can undergo such a significant change may not be the iPhone, but the iPad. 9to5Mac has spotted a new report from Japanese blog Mako Takara, according to which Apple’s upcoming 10.9-inch iPad will have no physical keys. In fact, this change will allow for a larger screen and integrate the functions of the Home Button under the glass, as is already the case with some devices from other manufacturers. The next iPad will also include thinner bezels around the screen, but will increase its thickness to 7.5 mm, almost as much as the first iPad Air of 2013.This will create more space for the iPad battery, as well as for the display technology supported by the Apple Pencil. Of course, the fact that the device will grow in thickness will not particularly excite the public, which is accustomed to increasingly thinner devices from Apple.