89% de TI tienen Android y quieren cambiar a iPhone

“89% de los trabajadores de la información utilizan los teléfonos inteligentes de China en el trabajo con Android, y 45% de ellos quieren cambiar a iPhone” a las 9 de la mañana, EN VIVO en su reporte a Con-Cafe el Ing. Jesús Marquez, para hablarnos del negocio de Apple: iTunes, de como Pinterest prácticamente ha alcanzado a Twitter y otras tendencias más en eXclusiva para #ConCafeRADIO por Chevere 91.9 FM, y Con-Cafe.

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