Apple wants fanboys to pay $1,099 for iPhone
For the same spec as a two year old Samsung
A research note shared by a Goldman Sachs analyst has suggested that the 256GB iPhone 8 will cost consumers $1,099.
Apple invests in sleep
Will patent it and claim to have invented it
Fruity tax-dodging cargo-cult Apple has worked out that most of its users are sleep walking to the Apple store to buy their products and thinks it might be better that they get some sort of tracking gear.
Silicon Valley losing cash by ignoring poor people
Apple business model questioned
Silicon Valley is missing out on millions because it follows Apple’s policy of charging a fortune and ignores poor people.
Apple first US company to reach $800 billion market cap
Shares up 50 percent since US election, 33 percent this year
On Monday, Apple became the first company in US history to reach a historic $800 billion market capitalization, just over two years after it crossed the previous $700 billion threshold. Despite our longstanding criticisms, it remains the world’s most valuable publicly traded company after earnings.
Apple and Google are abusing privileged position
European tech feed up with being told to eat cake
European technology businesses are complaining that Google and Apple are abusing their power and scale.
Apple was top wearables vendor in Q1 2017
Xiaomi in number two spot worldwide
Apple shipped 3.5 million wearable devices worldwide in the first calendar quarter of this year, rising 59 percent from 2.2 million units in Q1 2016 and overtaking Fitbit as the world’s largest wearables vendor for the quarter.
Mass iPhone production is still on schedule
Suppliers readying for production ramp in June
Mass production and component orders surrounding Apple’s next-generation iPhone are still on schedule and devices are expected to be unveiled in September, according to the latest Chinese-language news report.
Fitbit surprises Wall Street
Makes more cash than expected
Fitbit surprised the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street by reporting a quarterly revenue above its own forecast.
Imagination revolts against Apple overlords
You still need us and we will sue you to prove it
Apple’s attempts to strong arm its suppliers by cutting off their money supply unless they give it huge discounts is starting to get some kick-back from its suppliers.
There's a hardware bloodbath over education
Apple, Google and Microsoft need no education
A hardware war is brewing over the US education market with Apple, Google and Microsoft mud-wrestling for the hearts and minds of educators and school districts.