Apple Watch: Showing Ads On It Would Be 'Absurd' Says Developer
- 8 years ago
The Apple Watch is "showing signs of life" heading into the holiday shopping season, according to channel-checks by FBR Capital Market's analyst Daniel Ives.
With Black Friday underway and a continued shopping fervor still ahead, Ives writes in a note to investors this morning that observations at various Apple store as well as Target and Best Buy show customer interest - and willingness to shell out at least $349 for the cheapest version of the watch - ramping up.
Target even called out the Apple Watch as one of the three items that helped it achieve record-breaking online sales on Thanksgiving.
With Black Friday underway and a continued shopping fervor still ahead, Ives writes in a note to investors this morning that observations at various Apple store as well as Target and Best Buy show customer interest - and willingness to shell out at least $349 for the cheapest version of the watch - ramping up.
Target even called out the Apple Watch as one of the three items that helped it achieve record-breaking online sales on Thanksgiving.