Talking heads are tripping over each other to echo negative sentiment about Tim Cook. They are even throwing around wild numbers such as $30 billion loss because of Apple (AAPL) Maps without any solid foundation. I am a late comer to the world of media. Even though I write extensively about technology, business,
When reports first surfaced of problems with Apple Maps, Apple bulls were sure and loud that it was only a small problem and would be fixed soon. By not issuing any real statement, Apple gave the impression that the problem was indeed going to be short-lived. Finally there is a real statement
iPhone 5 has been the biggest launch of a consumer product ever. Apple (AAPL) stock has been a monster. On the other hand, its main competitor Google (GOOG) until recently languished. Going into iPhone 5 launch, nobody could have predicted that Google would defeat Apple where it counts. From an investment perspective, what counts
On Monday Thorsten Heins, CEO of Research In Motion, rallied support at a conference for the upcoming BlackBerry 10. After cutting past the bravado that Heins put up perhaps for a show, it is clear that RIM is conceding the top two spots in mobile to Apple and Google‘s Android. Heins’ realism is progress
It is no secret that Apple Maps in iOS 6 has problems. These problems are likely more serious than generally believed. There are several reports out that Apple is using recruiters to lure engineers who have worked on Google (GOOG) Maps. Considering that Apple has already introduced iOS 6 with great fanfare and according to Apple
This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change OVTI is running down for two reasons. First in sympathy with Apple, and second on rumors that OVTI camera is not in iPhone 5. The first reason is correct but the second reason may turn out to be wrong. Based on OVTI revenue projections, OVTI is either a
Apple (AAPL) sold five million iPhone 5s in just three days after the launch. iPhone was available only in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, the U.K. and the U.S. Apple will release iPhone 5 in 22 more countries on September 28. By the end of the year, iPhone 5
Apple (AAPL) became the most valuable company in the world, in part due to the meticulousness and perfectionism of the late Steve Jobs. Jobs earned the trust of millions of users that Apple products not only work out of the box, they work well. Steve Jobs was well known for being extraordinarily
Every Apple (AAPL) bull should read ‘Lopsidedly bullish consensus on Apple’ by Mark Hulbert. Although Hulbert’s article is about bullish consensus on Apple, he hints at two more important points. First, sooner or later Apple stock will top. Second, Wall Street analysts are not likely to tell you that Apple stock
The normal routine in the stock market is that professional traders and hedge funds profit at the expense of mom and pop. This time, in the case of Apple (AAPL) the tables have been turned. Professionals have been caught with their pants down to the benefit of mom and pop.