Monday, September 9, 2013



What new iPhones do to Apple's shares





Google and Samsung are bribing and kicking back 10 times the amount of money Apple spends on lobbying, etc. 

That is "Apple's problem" in China, the US and elsewhere. 

They just don't pay big enough bribes. (see tech lobbying spending graph)

Is that what Wall Street expects of Apple, to be more criminal?

Apple doesn't have anyone to copy, hence they have to pay for the R&D that Samsung and Google steal from them.

Is that the signal "Wall Street" is sending, spend more money on bribes and less on R&D?

Apple makes the world better. 

Google and Samsung are no better than international crime organizations, stealing Apple's technology, then buying the world's governments' protection.

It's the only reason Microsoft has stayed on top as long as they have.  

They steal Apple's technology then pay bribes to government and Enterprise buyers.  

If you ever wondered what function Eric Schmidt performs at Google, lookup "bagman."

Special Event: What to expect from Apple Inc. on Sept. 10




3 Ways iOS 7 will force Enterprises to change





New Macs, OS X Mavericks due in October





I hope this is going to happen, but I'm going to be surprised if there is a China Mobile phone yet this year

It would be the biggest iPhone deal ever, seven times larger than the one with Verizon.






Is China Mobile's network ready for the iPhone?

China Mobile may postpone iPhone launch to complete TDD-LTE network

According to KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, China Mobile will introduce Apple's iPhone to its 700 million subscribers by the end of the year, but the world's largest telecom first needs to finish rolling out its TDD-LTE network, a task that could delay the phone's launch until November...




NTT DoCoMo to sell iPhone in Apple stronghold Japan: sources






Apple's more affordable 'iPhone 5C' expected to have greatest US benefit for T-Mobile




Third to a Billion

So whereas Android is growing very rapidly, there is a question of reliability of that audience. Engagement is one thing, but in the market which shows highest penetration (and deepest distribution of an alternative) Android is peaking.





Awkward!

Did Google's dongle style Chromecast launch force Apple to reconsider a hardware upgrade for tv


Apple won't introduce new Apple TV box next week





Here's Samsung's answer to Apple's lightning cable:

Say hello to the hideous new USB 3.0 cable your new smartphone or tablet will come with


vs. Apple lightning cable




These idiots are already lining up at Apple's NYC store for the new iPhone





Federal judge ties Apple's hands on book pricing



"Apple did not conspire to fix e-book pricing. The iBookstore gave customers more choice and injected much-needed innovation and competition into the market. Apple will pursue an appeal of the injunction,"  Apple spokesman Tom Neumayer said.





Lord of the Rings

Patent details fingerprint scanner with advanced NFC in home button




The new look for  Stores 

Stanford 2 Hero photo behind the scenes








Here's the Hero Shot they used on their web page:





I'd like to know what filter or filters this photographer is using


Photos: Apple Opens Redesigned Store at Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto



It seems the glass walls in front and the glass roof in back would interfere with viewing the display screens.





The new San Francisco  store plan is really a two story version of the Stanford design.

Future Apple Stores




An oral history of Apple design: 2000




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