Archive | January 14th, 2009
Dan Lyons and Jim Goldman spar over Steve Jobs leave of absence [Video]
Video from CNBC of Dan Lyons and Jim Goldman sparring over whether or not Apple was concealing anything in the weeks preceding Steve Jobs announcing that he would be taking a leave of absence from Apple. Check it out below and see what you think, but I first want to say this: Steve Jobs has […]
Continue reading...J.P. Morgan analyst lowers Apple’s 2009 earnings estimate
14. January 2009
An analyst at J.P. Morgan cut his 2009 Apple estimates to $4.75 a share on $34.7 billion in sales, down from his initial estimate of $4.86 a share on sales of $35.6 billion. Consensus estimates for Apple 2009 are $5.05 a share on sales of $36.2 billion. In other financial related news, Apple is set […]
Continue reading...Apple at CES 2010 – Could the rumors be true?
14. January 2009
There have been rumors floating around suggesting that Apple is planning to attend CES in 2010, and according to sources at AppleInsider, Apple’s attendance is a done deal. On its face, this rumor is absurd for a variety of reasons. After all, Apple left Macworld, which also takes place in January, precisely because it became […]
Continue reading...Steve Jobs will take leave of absence from Apple until June, citing health concerns
14. January 2009
Steve Jobs wrote a letter today informing Apple employees that he will be taking a leave of absence from Apple until June due to a health condition that is more complex than he initially thought. In his place, Tim Cook will run the day to day operations at Apple. View the letter from Steve Jobs […]
Continue reading...Wednesday Morning Link Roundup
14. January 2009
Schedule DirectTV Recording directly from your iPhone – TUAW 5 Reasons to continue to use iTunes over Songbird – SmokingApples Colleges now offering iPhone App making courses – iPhoneSpies Chipotle App comes to the iPhone, and then it leaves – MacRumors Apple’s mini connector set to be part of DisplayPort standard – AppleInsider Mr. T […]
Continue reading...Apple approves 3rd party browsers into the iTunes App Store
14. January 2009
MacRumors is reporting that Apple is now letting in 3rd party browsers into the iTunes app store. Over the past 24 hours, Apple has begun to approve 3rd party web browsing applications for the iPhone. A number of new web browsing apps have suddenly appeared with original submission dates ranging as far back as October. […]
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14. January 2009
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