Friday, March 31, 2006
News
SigmaTel Shortfall Won't Affect iPods
Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster maintained iPod unit sales estimates for Apple despite a recent revenue shortfall from iPod component supplier SigmaTel.
Apple's Finest Flip-Flops
This rocky passage has been mirroed by its publicity department and executives, who have occasionally overreacted to certain trends or simply missed others, resulting in an impressive number of public flip-flops over the years.
Despite Growth, Apple Falls Short On Enterprise Traction
As Apple reaches the 30-year mark, Macs are better integrated in enterprise systems than ever before. But if the enterprise market is paying attention, it isn't expressing this with large Mac purchases. It's also not evident how much Apple cares.
Pfeiffer Research Reports On Cost And Productivity Mac Versus Windows
Apple, Bose, Dell Tops In Consumer Electronics Brand Trust
At the other end of hte spectrum was Microsoft.
Opinion
Where Apple Fails
If Apple is so great, how come it's so small?
Adios Avie
It's just a case of a very smart guy who decied a couple years ago to move on to something else, and tomorrow is moving day.
Sidetrack
If you want to stay on the bleeding edge, buy, buy, buy. But there is a reason why there are advices on not buying 1.0 products.
You don't exercise with an iPod — whether listening or watching. You exercise with an Xbox 360!
Wintel
Windows Rattled? Is Microsoft's "Wave Of Innovation" Bye Bye Ballmer?
How did the world's largest, richest, most powerful software company get this way? They've never had to weather a storm, work through a true crisis, or bet the farm.
