Tuesday, May 8, 2012


Here's how it's done:  some  many corporations (cough, cough, Amazon) pay analysts for their ratings.  

A lot of money changes hands on Wall Street, and not just on the floor of the exchange.

Just like in Washington DC (cough, cough Google) where money changers are referred to as lobbyists.

I believe in long ago Jerusalem, a carpenter reportedly kicked them, the money changers, out of the temple.

Just like that carpenter, Apple has to perform miracles before its stock valuation goes up, only then bucking the system.

How is AMZN worth 13 AAPLs?




Apple Q3 EPS Predictions Based On Guidance And EPS Trends



Not the worst problem to have

Apple retail stores 'bulging at the seams' at 8400 average square feet




Yeah, Go for it!



T-Mobile: iPhone network compatibility coming this year



Connect the Dots - One year ago htc was flying high



Hmmmm?

Our Source Has Seen The Apple HDTV, Here's What It Looks Like




Tickets?  Tickets?

Amtrak Enlists iPhones as a Service Tool




I'm sure Apple sees this differently than parents do

Apple says lack of multi-user support on iPad is a 'known issue,' 'being investigated'



Why Microsoft's anti-iPad strategy will backfire



It's the games, stupid!

Apple Now Has 84% of US Mobile Gaming Revenue






You Can Buy an iPad 2 for $320 and That's Freaking Cheap




Well, maybe just this one publisher who seems to have a bit of app attitude or "appitude"

Why Publishers Don't Like Apps

The future of media on mobile devices isn't with applications but with the Web.





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