>Google in Trouble?
>“Google is in trouble. I’m forecasting the next 24 months will take this stock back to its first year IPO levels of $300 a share. They’ve ruffled the wrong feathers,” Jason Schwarz writes for Seeking Alpha. “When I hear Apple CEO Steve Jobs mention that he feels betrayed by Google CEO Eric Schmidt and when I see Apple go out …
Read More>The Top Ten of Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies
>Which companies have the best reputations? Well, for starters, Apple tops the list for the third year in a row. 1. Apple2. Google3. Berkshire Hathaway4. Johnson & Johnson5. Amazon.com6. Procter & Gamble7. Toyota Motor8. Goldman Sachs9. Wal-Mart10. Coca-Cola “With 250 million iPods, 43 million iPhones, and 32 million iPod touches sold to date, plus the promise of a game-changing iPad, …
Read More>Apple/Microsoft – Some perspective.
>You know Microsoft? That huge incredibly rich untouchable behemoth of a company that has software on the majority of the worlds computers? 90% market share. Dominant. Never to be overturned? They just earned an incredible $19 billion in revenue last quarter! WOW! You know Apple? Tiny market share, makes overpriced pretty computers and flashy gadgets that are just toys for …
Read MoreApple iPad – The new benchmark in mobile computing.
Am currently chatting live to someone at the presentation and following live feeds. As expected this thing is the mutts nutts. Click here now for all the details!!!! OK, I can’t possible type everything out so will post some links as soon as I can. – iPod touch on steroids. – 9.7 inch screen – Apple A4 processor – 1GHz …
Read More>Apple: All time record financials…
>Apple first-quarter 2010 earnings soared past Wall Street expectations Monday, reporting a profit of $3.37 billion, or $3.74 per share. That’s up 50 percent from the same quarter a year ago, when profits reached $2.26 billion, or $2.54 per share. Revenue for the quarter was $15.6 billion, up 32 percent from the same quarter a year ago. Wall Street was …
Read More>iPhone: Apple responsible for 99.4% of mobile app sales in 2009
>The latest report from market research firm Gartner suggests that mobile apps are big business, and that business should only grow in the next few years. According to Gartner’s numbers, Apple completely owns this market, grabbing almost every one of the 4.2 billion dollars spent on mobile apps in 2009. Gartner’s predictions for 2010 are 4.5 billion apps sold, for …
Read More>Apple in pole position in race to dominate mobile computing
>“Based on past performance, according to Morgan Stanley, Apple is in the ‘pole position’ in the race to dominate mobile computing, which is supposed to be for the 2000s what desktop Internet computing was for the 1990s, personal computing for the 1980s, mini computing for the 1970s, and mainframe computing for the 1960s,” Morgan Stanley Report with graphs and detailed …
Read More>Apple walks away with six AdWeek accolades for past decade
>AdWeekMedia has announced a number of awards for the best in advertising and branding for the first decade of the millennium. It’s probably no surprise to most of our readers that Apple was on the receiving end of five of those awards, and had its hand in another product that also received recognition. AdWeekMedia’s awards were divided into four categories: …
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