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• When you screw up you should apologize and change your actions going forward. Is that such a hard thing to understand. Steve Jobs left us in good hands.

  in Apple CEO Tim Cook apologizes for warranty issues in China, announces changes Comment by applesupertramp April 2013
• The iPhone 5s might be relevant because you are getting the phone at a present value that is lower than current market value, which might indicate that a new iPhone is coming sooner rather than later. That's why he asked. I'm not so sure of that, …

  in Apple's iPhone 5 debuts on T-Mobile April 12 with $99 upfront payment plan Comment by applesupertramp March 2013
• So I'm kind of an expert in these sorts of things. Here it goes: they did a study of 500 iPhone users and 500 S3 users. The users volunteered to be monitored. Got that? If that is so, then what is really being tracked is not the usage patterns o…

  in Study finds little difference between iPhone, Galaxy S III users Comment by applesupertramp March 2013
• Yes, the iWatch is coming this year.

  in Apple patent allows smartphones to swap location data with an 'accessory device' Comment by applesupertramp February 2013
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  in Einhorn successfully blocks Apple proxy vote in bid for preferred stock [u] Comment by applesupertramp February 2013
• The simple math behind David Einhorn's proposal:   First, what follows bellow does not in any way alter the intrinsic value of Apple. 1+1 does not equal something more than two. Einhorn's proposal simply forces the market to recognize the true…

  in Einhorn successfully blocks Apple proxy vote in bid for preferred stock [u] Comment by applesupertramp February 2013
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  in Einhorn successfully blocks Apple proxy vote in bid for preferred stock [u] Comment by applesupertramp February 2013
• Good, now where's my iPrefs.

  in Einhorn successfully blocks Apple proxy vote in bid for preferred stock [u] Comment by applesupertramp February 2013
• I am Applesupertramp and I am Steve Let me ask you this. If company A had $100 in profits and company B had $100 dollars in losses, and these were the only two companies in an industry, then what percentage of the profits does company "A" have?

  in Apple & Samsung capture 103% of handset profits as rivals lose money Comment by applesupertramp February 2013