Although the company does not break out the platforms financial results, it probably makes up the bulk of its services business, which account for nearly 20% of revenuesand rising (see chart)as iPhone sales slow. When Steve Jobs launched the App Store in 2008, he didnt think it would ever make much money. But its share of the market for mobile operating systems is smaller than Microsofts was in desktops. Such concessions may be as far as Apple will go, at least willingly. In Apples eyes the App Store is part of a broader universe of digital platforms in which it can reasonably claim not to be a monopolist.
Apple's MS share is smaller than a Windows share.
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Apple 's MS share is smaller than a Windows share .
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