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So Apple keeps hitting new milestones (as does the rest of the tech sector, it seems) even though today seems like a wild rollercoaster: stocks hitting all time highs around lunchtime, retreating that ground and then some by mid-afternoon. The last time I purchased Apple shares was when it was
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So it looks like I'm not the only one saying that Apple is changing recently. Now the LA Times ran a story in the business section entitled Is Apple Losing Some of its Shine...Recent moves to impose control risk alienating loyalists" where I got a brief
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So it looks like I'm not the only one saying that Apple is changing recently. Now the LA Times ran a story in the business section entitled Is Apple Losing Some of its Shine...Recent moves to impose control risk alienating loyalists" where I got a brief
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One of the things I hint at in my ebook is that Apple nearly went out of business in the mid 90s. A combination of bad management, no vision and severly underpowered yet overpriced computers almost killed Apple under the Windows 95-is-good-enough juggernaut. Flash forward a dozen years and Apple
Apple
One of the things I hint at in my ebook is that Apple nearly went out of business in the mid 90s. A combination of bad management, no vision and severly underpowered yet overpriced computers almost killed Apple under the Windows 95-is-good-enough juggernaut. Flash forward a dozen years and Apple
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So check this out. Nokia has launched a new website with the simple message: We think your phone should be open. With the rift between Apple and its user base widening (or at least maddening) it's instructive to see what other phone companies are doing. Nokia, long the
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So check this out. Nokia has launched a new website with the simple message: We think your phone should be open. With the rift between Apple and its user base widening (or at least maddening) it's instructive to see what other phone companies are doing. Nokia, long the
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Okay, now that Apple has released iPhone update 1.1.1 and "broken" all those wonderful little 3rd party apps I just got around to showing my friends I have a question. Is Apple now shooting themselves in the foot? You see, I understand that they need to
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Okay, now that Apple has released iPhone update 1.1.1 and "broken" all those wonderful little 3rd party apps I just got around to showing my friends I have a question. Is Apple now shooting themselves in the foot? You see, I understand that they need to
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Microsoft announced that yesterday was the "biggest day in entertainment history" with over $170 million worth of Halo 3 sold for XBox in the first 24 hours, beyond even movie blockbusters like Spiderman or books like Harry Potter. Granted, a copy of Halo costs nearly $60 but the
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Microsoft announced that yesterday was the "biggest day in entertainment history" with over $170 million worth of Halo 3 sold for XBox in the first 24 hours, beyond even movie blockbusters like Spiderman or books like Harry Potter. Granted, a copy of Halo costs nearly $60 but the
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Apple hit an all time high today (stock: AAPL) after analysts upgraded the stock after looking at demand, not for iPhones and iPods, but for Macs. And I can tell you, after my personal experience this weekend that this is just the tip of the iceberg. So I'm
