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Back in the day, Apple would report poor earnings on a Friday after the market closed (so people might forget about it over the weekend) and good earnings on a Thursday. And when they announced today, a Monday, people expected big news. But not this big! Apple generated $24 Billion
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Back in the day, Apple would report poor earnings on a Friday after the market closed (so people might forget about it over the weekend) and good earnings on a Thursday. And when they announced today, a Monday, people expected big news. But not this big! Apple generated $24 Billion
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This isn't necessarily a bad thing. But we're part of the real-time transformation of Apple from the underdog to the leader. It's Rocky to Apollo. They both have their charm but they generate different types of fans. Michelle Quinn from LA Times wrote another
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This isn't necessarily a bad thing. But we're part of the real-time transformation of Apple from the underdog to the leader. It's Rocky to Apollo. They both have their charm but they generate different types of fans. Michelle Quinn from LA Times wrote another
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Attaboy, Steve! Still more digging to do, but Apple finally succumbed to the negative publicity around the iPhone - pledging to open it up to 3rd party developers by February. Here are Steve's words - and a hasty P.S for iPod touch owners as well. Many of
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Sorry about the long title, but it occured to me today that the form factor of the iPod touch and the iPhone are nearly identical for one reason: to make it appear as if the iPhone is gaining marketshare. In a nutshell, Apple's white iPod headphone strategy (as
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Sorry about the long title, but it occured to me today that the form factor of the iPod touch and the iPhone are nearly identical for one reason: to make it appear as if the iPhone is gaining marketshare. In a nutshell, Apple's white iPod headphone strategy (as
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After doing some stock analysis after yesterday's post I found this gem from TheStreet.com. The analysis ends with what I've been saying here for weeks - Apple isn't doing themselves or anyone else any favors with their strategy. And I agree that their
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After doing some stock analysis after yesterday's post I found this gem from TheStreet.com. The analysis ends with what I've been saying here for weeks - Apple isn't doing themselves or anyone else any favors with their strategy. And I agree that their
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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 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
