Friday, January 10, 2014


Apple Devices Flow Into Corporate World via iPhone halo effect



Now, iPhones and iPads account for nearly three-fourths of the 70,000-plus mobile devices supported by Cisco's tech department.

SAP is also a big user of Apple products, deploying about 27,000 iPhones and 25,000 iPads to its employees globally.

Nordstrom, Urban Outfitters, and Anthropology all use iPad and iPod Touch in stores.





This is why the carriers want the iPhone

Check out these charts!
iPhones hold top three spots in network usage ranking



Gartner: 2013 saw the 'worst decline in PC market history'




Apple's domestic Mac sales surge 28.5% as overall PC market shrinks 7.5%







The  iPad was released in 2010, The iPhone in 2007, so at this rate, according to Wall Street, Apple is at least one year behind releasing another blockbuster device.

The market doesn't reward their large incremental gains and stellar cash and management when it comes to Apple. 

However, Amazon never makes a profit, Google steals all the technology they want, and MS can fail to deliver for years and years.

Mr. Market wants to see a new paradigm gizmo every three years and a huge China Mobile iPhone subscription rate from Apple before they believe again. 

PC shipments continue to shrink as consumers embrace tablets like Apple's iPad







Crowds rush Apple's Chinese stores for 'Red Friday' discounts





Fourth Store in the capitol city, tenth in the country, tons & tons of  Premium Resellers (Apple Shops)

Dramatic Store Ready To Open In Beijing







It's like our Black Friday after Thanksgiving

New Beijing Apple Store opening coinciding with Red Friday Sale





For Red Friday evidently at 8:35 AM

China is getting ready to celebrate their New Year January 31, Year of the Horse

Just another line-up for Hong Kong Apple Store





Apple Inc.'s fortune in China on the rise as China Mobile and rival carriers compete on pricing





Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone seven years ago
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