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UBS analyst doubts Apple will see an iPhone supercycle
With Apple shares up 38% from their April lows, a UBS analyst claimed investors’ “optimism is misplaced,” as an iPhone supercycle may not materialize. Emily Bary for MarketWatch: UBS analyst David Vogt isn’t buying the artificial-intelligence euphoria around Apple Inc. that has sent its stock up 38% from its April lows. “Following WWDC, confidence in an iPhone ‘AI supercycle’ in [fiscal 2025]…
Where will Apple's stock price be in 5 years?
As of this writing, Apple is the world’s most valuable company, with a massive market cap of $3.57 trillion. So, where will Apple’s stock price be in 5 years? Neil Patel for The Motley Fool: Apple is already such a massive company that it’s becoming increasingly difficult to drive meaningful growth. Unless a revolutionary new product is introduced, I don’t see this changing. In order to…
Vice wag: Apple's Vision Pro 'is a $3,500 ticket to nowhere'
“Apple’s Vision Pro Is a $3,500 Ticket to Nowhere, Janus Rose’s latest article for Vice is headlined, with the sub-headline, “A decade after Facebook bought Oculus, VR still has no appeal except as an expensive novelty toy.” Apple Vision Pro is designed to sustain high-performance workloads and is capable of running for two hours on a single charge. Janus Rose for Vice: As a rule of thumb, the…
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Apple is finally paying for its hubris or something
Apple is finally paying for its hubris or something
”Color me surprised. Just a few months ago, Apple announced its new phones, iPhone XR, along with the XS and XS Max — and I thought they had hit it out of the park. At the high end, the XS and XS Max continued the push toward bigger, more powerful phones, while the XR featured most of the benefits of its more expensive brethren at a more reasonable price,” Navneet Alang writes for The Week. “With…
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The worst Apple predictions of all-time
The worst Apple predictions of all-time
“For a company that’s been around for 40 years, it’s somewhat astounding that Apple remains incredibly misunderstood. As a quick and somewhat broad example, Apple over the years has been consistently criticized for pricing its products too high, even though the company’s core business model has always been the sale of premium products at a premium price,” Yoni Heisler writes for BGR. “And even…
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Things Apple changed, were mocked for, which were then copied industry wide
Things Apple changed, were mocked for, which were then copied industry wide
“A few days ago, I got into a Twitter discussion about things Apple changed and were mocked for changing, yet those changes were copied and eventually became the new normal,” Dave Mark writes for The Loop. “The original discussion was prompted by a wave of phones embracing the notch.”
“I was surprised by how many different things emerged from this exercise,” Mark writes.
“Key to making…
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The fabulous Apple cash machine
The fabulous Apple cash machine
Apple “generates profits on a barely conceivable scale,” Jeff Sommer writes for The New York Times. “So what’s the problem? It is simply that Apple’s standing in the stock market has largely been built on that aging little object, the iPhone.”
MacDailyNews Take: Apple’s standing in the stock market has largely been built on that aging little object, the Apple II; has largely been built…
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Apple veers out of its lane: iCar could crash and burn
Apple veers out of its lane: iCar could crash and burn
“The iCar may be closer to reality than anyone knew — but the road to success is paved with potholes,” Jessica Van Sack writes for The Boston Herald.
“Apple is known for keeping a tight lid on innovation, yet records show it registered the domains Apple.Car and Apple.Auto on Dec. 9, the latest sign that the Cupertino-based consumer electronics giant is developing an electric vehicle,”…
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