Tuesday, April 30, 2013





Apple's six-part bond offering could be largest in history







Russian billionaire buying $100 million of Apple stock







Apple said today's deal to be sole bond offer in 2013 - source





Apple Moves Up In Market Cap Rank, Passing Exxon Mobil








Apple's 2013 dividend could reach $15.7 billion






Apple is tops when it comes to computer tech support





Jony Ive paints a fresh, yet familiar, look for iOS 7







Ownership of imaging patents acquired from Kodak now being transferred to Apple




Belkin Thunderbolt Express Dock for Mac now shipping for $299





Judge Lucy Koh has been the Korean wild card in this travesty of justice

Judge orders narrowed Apple v. Samsung damages trial to start in November



"This is going to be Groundhog's Day," Koh said, referring to the jury trial. "You're going to be reliving July of 2012."






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Monday, April 29, 2013



And yet, Apple has spent over $4 billion dollars on R&D this year

The next turning point for Apple isn't going to be a device
"By the time WWDC arrives, Apple will have gone 230 days without announcing a new product. That's the longest gap in years."




Apple's Fascinating Liquidmetal Patent Surfaces in Europe

"In summary, Apple's European patent filing provided us with a grand overview of what Liquidmetal could bring to the table for future iDevices. It presented us with a list of products where Liquid may apply. It also outlined how Liquidmetal could provide certain future Apple products with added wear and corrosion resistance as well as true water proofing. And lastly, we learned that Apple could design future iDevices with fuel cells and that Liquidmetal could provide a perfect encasement for safely housing the fuel cells while providing an exact opening in the devices to support the need for air and fuel."




I don't think it was an accident.

From the start I thought the iPad was perfect for doctors and hospitals.

How Apple Accidentally Revolutionized Health Care




iPad takes top J.D. Power honors for the second time in a row





In the Apple - Samsung Fight, the "Arms Dealers" Win



Upgraded MacBook models expected to highlight WWDC 2013






Editorial: What will Apple do with the Macintosh?





Happy Birthday iTunes Store





What is iTunes Today?





Installing glass on front of the new Apple Store at Stanford 





Ceo Tim Cook talks at Duke in honor of his 25-year reunion





Samsung aims to Copy Apple Again






Indiana University dedicates biggest college-owned supercomputer

Big Red II is IU's first petaflop-scale supercomputer

IU's petaflop supercompter is the first to be a "dedicated university resource" | Ars Technica



IU raises bar in supercomputing power with dedication of Big Red II





Swype VP confirms talks with Apple on revolutionary keyboard technology





Undercover Police Stings Target Front Lines Of Stolen iPhone 
Market






Now that they no longer have Apple's products to manufacture and reverse engineer

Samsung Struggles to Compete with Apple's iPad




Samsung's new 7" Galaxy Tab 3 to take on Apple's iPad mini, and take phone calls






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Saturday, April 27, 2013




Apple shares poised to end week above $400, up 7%





$50 Billion Buyback Will Cut 's Tax Bill - Won't Dent its War Chest






How Apple's Developer Conference Grew Too Big for Its Own Developers







Apple announces resurrection of 'Tech Talks' coming this fall






Android's Leaky Bucket: Loyalty Gives Apple the Edge Over Time





See above:

Consumers Will Drive iPhone Ownership Past Android's Peak
"Samsung's Radio City Music Hall launch of its Galaxy S IV smartphone made good headlines, but consumer buying data shows that at the checkout counter, Apple continues to eat Samsung's lunch. Apple's "black hole" ecosystem captures subscribers who never leave, while Android smartphones are losing one out of every six customers to other manufacturers. These trends will drive Apple ownership well past Android ownership by 2015 and will reinforce Apple's dominance in tablets as well."




The iPad will lead Apple's next wave of growth





Apple again solicits Cupertino neighbors for feedback on "Campus 2" Project





iTunes turns 10.  What's in store for the next decade?





Texas courts are where patent trolls like to "hold court."

Apple to challenge $368M patent infringement verdict







Why the "i" in iPhone will stand for "Identity"



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Friday, April 26, 2013


Apple is going to make it harder for counterfeiters, Intellectual property thieves and copycats to catch up to them.

Without Apple supplying constant innovations and break through products, other major and a multitude of minor tech companies wouldn't exist today.

I can see the wisdom of resetting the project schedule, changing the rules.

Apple is the leader, the courts have been too slow and inept.

Time to change the pace, make the hurdles higher. 

Apple's Cook resets 3 popular, and wrong, Apple rumours






Apple's WWDC 2013 sells out in a record 90 seconds




Sold out except for these "pulled tickets."

Apple to award 150 free WWDC tickets to student programmers





Either somebody really wants to talk to Tim Cook, or this is a great PR stunt.

Since seeing a story on this yesterday, I've updated the price and source link 6 times

Coffee with Tim Cook just went up to $560,000.00






Apple Ditches the Attitude, Shows It's Human After All





Apple's Next Big Thing






Apple products saved Apple

The stores are their living display cases and hands-on trial centers

Did Apple Stores save Apple?





Apple Retail still growing: 402 stores, revenue up 19%, 30 new stores in 2013





iPhone TV Ad





Apple has $8.8 billion in Chinese revenue as iPad sales up 138%





iTunes Sales are huge, but growth may be slowing



Long history of using Macs in publishing, but he's not using iBooks Author just yet.

I Use My Mac for Writing Books





The killer app for the iPad?

Half a Million and Counting...



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