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Moof.
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Did Holzhausen invent a time machine and travel back to Junior High moments before the interview? Prattling petulant Prussian.
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Where was this sense of deep and profound concern for end users (or milquetoast consumers as everyone seems to continually want to label us) in the 90s and 2000s when Microsoft was dominant around the world and were screwing both their partners and …
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hucom2000 said: WHO CARES what this guy thinks? Why does the media (including AI) give him all of this attention? What has he accomplished since that gives him credibility? Seriously… He has to try to stay in he news so he can continue to …
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Simply astonishing numbers. $1 billion per day in revenue… for a full year… during a global pandemic … that's hindered global manufacturing … during a global pandemic … and hit global supply chains hard… during a global pandemic … and during a short…
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"With AirPods 3 missing" Un-announced products cannot be deemed missing. All anything is before an announcement is simply rumour and wishful thinking.
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I think what you meant to write was:"Apple Watch Series 7 may be hard to find when it launches"
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mike1 said: darkpaw said: Is there some reason why you can't use the GBP symbol, £? You used the USD one, $, for the story about Tim Cook's $750 million share deal. It's not on US keyboards and a pain to manually find it and use. …
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An infant in a pool is hardly pornographic and certainly not "sexual exploitation". Blind Faith's cover photo on their eponymous 1969 album is far more sexual and far more exploitative by any possible measure. Yet the 'victim' Mariora Goschen, who w…
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I was in the dealer channel for more than a quarter of a century. Tim Cook saved Apple in the late 90s.Steve Jobs received the (public) credit. In the late 90s, Apple sometimes had upwards of 6 months of inventory. New products were announced at hig…
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fastasleep said: Bill Maher is an idiot. And, apparently, a self-appointed constitutional expert. Self-appointed experts are always the best. ;-)
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"… the UK feels a change in ownership to an American-based company may present national security concerns." I love it, especially in light of the 2020 US imposition of tariffs on Canadian aluminium citing "national security concerns." Because everyo…
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"cross-boarder" Really? Are there no editors on staff anymore? boarder nouna person who receives regular meals when staying somewhere, in return for payment or services border noun a line separating two political or geographical areas, especially co…
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Lifelong grifter says what?
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This is a much more realistic view of iPad Pro and its core users and a view that pretty much sums up my view.
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She's one of the best, most thorough analysts you'll come across.
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lkrupp said: Bloomberg, always looking for the failure narrative when it comes to Apple. They do it all the time. Wouldn't it be funny if Apple announces carOS and car at WWDC with a target delivery date of 2023? How would Bloomberg sp…
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Before Apple even introduced Air Pods, I predicted the next medically-related field Apple would enter was hearing aids. The current state of the art hearing aids are expensive, require a tonne of maintenance, and aren't nearly as discreet, for the m…
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I sure hope someone brings up the topic of water shortages. TSMC has faced production pressures the last several months due to drought in Taiwan yet TSMC, Intel, and maybe others. want to build chip fabs in Arizona when humans really ought not to li…
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Rod Hall advised clients to sell Apple a year ago and issued a price target of $58. Less than a year later, he's raised his price target by 43% to $83.00 and still maintains a sell recommendation. Stopped clocks are more accurate than Hall. Not sure…