Wednesday, October 2, 2013



I don't think Icahn is a white knight. 

He's there to take advantage of Apple not to support it.

Jobs would have ripped this guy up one side and down the other.

Sounds like either Cook or Oppenheimer may have done something similar.

Icahn reveals discussion with Apple CEO Tim Cook got 'a little testy'






Tim Worstall, always a good read:


But his colleague at Forbes thinks that the meeting with Icahn could also be construed as illegal and Apple doesn't need any more of that after the iBooks fiasco.  Apple doesn't want to see anymore scenes like this:





This is a major criticism from guys like Icahn: that Apple holds too much cash.

Apple now holds 10% of all corporate cash: Moody's






Same old  story, I thought Apple was going to be more aggressive in the enterprise.  If they let MS bump them out of here, it will be education next.  Apple has never been good at selling to business and IT.  I thought that was changing, but evidently not.

Why Delta ordered 11,000 tablets from Microsoft, not Apple





Sharper display Apple iPad Mini faces delay-sources





Sour Grapes?

Apple partner Qualcomm pans iPhone 5s A7 CPU as 'gimmick,' yet hints at own 64-bit chip






Just like the old record business

Apple plans to utilize iTunes Radio to stream, promote albums before release





If Apple wants to be a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), they would need somebody like this guy:

Apple hires longtime cable exec as engineering director for 'something big'








Apple's iOS 7 secret weapon: Siri uses a whole new way to access the Internet: Multi-Path TCP






First clear images of Logitech's MFI iPhone game controller emerge





Apple fixes battery-related shutdown issue with MacBook Pro and MaBook Air firmware updates





GoPro announces new Hero3+ cameras and GoPro iOS app update





Paging Dr Siri: how your iPhone can diagnose disease





At Apple Campus 2, security will be a priority



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