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digitol said:

I don't get it. I don't know/care who she is, as I'm sure most do. I'm ok with not being with the majority of thoughts and opinions on here, but dang man, I thought Apple was a Technology company. I guess Apple is deciding to go with fame,fashion,and designer names and brands rather than innovating, and tech. I remember the days when Apple was the counter culture.  Oh well. At least they make wonderful phones and tablets. 

She's global marketing executive for Apple Music and iTunes. 

APPLE MUSIC AND ITUNES marketing. MARKETING *for* those SERVICES. 

A marketing position is required for certain tech-related services. That run on technology. Apple technology. 

Hope that clears things up. 

blastdoor said:

Meh, niche market, not the iPhone, just sell it off. Who cares. The only thing that matters is the iPhone and coffee table books. Screw those loser Mac users. 

Yet Apple *just* released brand new Macs. 

If if you're going to troll, at least do it effectively.

larrya said:

Seems fine on m

 You win this week's internet.  

sirlance99 said:

I thought we didn't like analyst and what they have to say because they are always wrong? Oh wait! This is something positive about Apple so we like them now. 

 91% is actually believable, though. 

Apple is usually the world's most profitable smartphone maker to begin with. 

If barely anyone made use of these Airport routers, or majority networking usage habits of consumers have superseded what Airport offers (which are probably the reasons Apple has as well) then obviously they'd drop the product. 

And if it's just plain not profitable then it's not profitable, which also speaks about the number of folks that actually care about and use it. 

They want to get out of certain sides of the business. It happens in the industry at large all the time. 

Other tech companies that persist in playing in sides of the business they should have left long ago should take note. Lol RIP Windows Phone/Mobile since 2010.