iPod Still Remains More Popular Than Apple Watch (in Google Trends)

iPod Still Remains More Popular Than Apple Watch. Source: www.technologytell.com

iPod lookups are still above those of Apple Watch in Google trends. A good way to gauge the popularity of a product is to consult Google because the search engine giant is not only helps us to find the last tutorial about Apple Watch, but also provides valuable information on the latest trends and search developments over recent months. You want to know how it has evolved the interest of the people on the Apple Watch in Google?

The image that we leave a few lines below shows the evolution of trends in search of the words “Apple Watch,” iPod “and” iPad “during the last three months. Google is based on the number of times it has sought each of these words and on this basis creates a graph representing the public interest.

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As we can see, the Apple Watch had two major peaks that match the keynote on March 9 in which prices and its release date is revealed, and the launch day on 24 April. After this, we can see how the search trend gradually decays the past weeks, only to recover slightly in recent days.

In turn, the iPod maintains a uniform trend with small peaks and declines search, but you can see a positive trend in recent days. It is curious at least the iPod right now is look no further than the Apple Watch in Google when the company was preparing to bury almost entirely his legendary music player. In fact, right now no longer has an exclusive section on the website but shares with the Apple Music.

An analyst interprets this data and ensures confidence in Apple Watch is decreasing

These data have been interpreted by the analyst Andy Hargreaves, who says that confidence in the product “is diminishing.” Explains the analyst, “the Apple Watch need a large increase in functionality to overcome initial criticism, if it hopes to become a mass device.”

Of course, as we read in Cult of Mac, it’s too early to know whether Apple Watch will be a successful product as was the iPhone, iPad or iPod itself, though of course Google trends are not the best reference to measure the success or failure of a product. There are plenty of reasons customers might be searching for the iPod on Google, and it could have as much to do with recent headlines about the device’s demise as it does with customer interest in buying one. What do you think?

What do you think?

Via cultofmac