Analysis of the Trend of Major Companies in

After some major changes in 2012, the changes in the technology industry have become increasingly evident. This year's activities and trends have also laid the foundation for major changes that may occur next year. MarketWatch selected ten of the ten tech trends to watch in 2013 and what issues should be considered.



1. Apple will go from here?

The history of Apple is brilliant, and for the past 10 years Apple has created a whole new product category with its iPhone, iPad and iPod. The result is clear, the company's revenue in the past 10 fiscal years with an average annual increase of 40%. Over the same period net profit increased more than 40 times. But similar growth can not be sustained. In FY12 as of September, the company's sales rose nearly 44%, down from 79% in the previous two years. Analysts expect sales growth of about 24% for the current fiscal year. But Apple's reputation for innovative products will largely depend on whether the company can open up new areas. For more than a year since Steve Jobs' death, Apple has severely criticized the design of its entire product line. Since the company launched its new product on October 23, its share price has fallen 15%. It is unclear whether strong sales of iPhones and iPhones will drive a share rally or whether investors will wait for new products to come out.