Friday, March 6, 2015




Apple added to Dow Jones Industrial Average

Apple replaces AT&T, boosts Index's weighting toward tech stocks





Hmmmm?

Finally, Apple to join the Dow






iPhone orders remain strong, Apple likely to top 54M units in March quarter, Barclays says





New $1.4B Japan Display plant slated to open in 2016, likely dedicated to Apple






Strategy Analytics Bangs the Apple Watch Drum and Forecasts 15.4 Million Units (55%) will be Sold in 2015 and More






BMO forecasts 19M Apple Watch sales in 2015, with more than half selling in holiday season


Momentum for the Apple Watch will likely take a short time to build driven mostly by apps, one analyst believes, with sales quickly escalating to 10 million units in the holiday 2015 shopping season.

Mobile execs predict Apple Watch to dominate smartwatch market for foreseeable future






Secret Apple lab allows early Apple Watch access to developers from Facebook, BMW, others







Apple Watch reportedly features unannounced diagnostics port under strap connector






Apple Intensifies their Work on Force Touch Sensors for Future iDevice Applications and Beyond






Apple Watch will change the way you shop





Hmmm?

Apple plans relaunched Beats streaming service for WWDC, skipping March event; Apple TV still coming





"It's deja vu all over again"  Yogi Berra

Big music labels want to make free music hard to get, and Apple says they're right







AppleCare now supporting Beats Music Service, Apple Pay for business





Rumor: 12.9" iPad is latest Apple device claimed to feature next-gen IGZO display






Office for Mac Preview (Free)







Isn't it Ironic Alanis Moisette

Apple Pay fraud stems from retailer breaches, Apple Store purchases account for 80% of unauthorized buys


According to a report on Thursday, fraudsters are using credit card information gleaned from recent high-profile retail chain data to create Apple Pay accounts, while Apple Stores themselves account for 80 percent of unauthorized transactions.

Citing sources familiar with the matter, The Wall Street Journal reports criminals are purchasing big-ticket items at Apple Stores using fraudulent Apple Pay accounts created with credit card data stolen from Home Depot and Target. With the iPhone 6's NFC capabilities, the physical card may not be required for such purchases. 



New Apple Pay FAQ details fraud, fees & merchant policies ahead of Apple Watch






Apple to reportedly bolster iAd user targeting with phone numbers and emails






How Apple spun success out of its every failure







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