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The iPad is back
The iPad is back
”After a few years in the wilderness, it seems that the iPad is back,” Mike Murphy writes for Quartz. “Apple announced its second-quarter earnings today, and while most of the focus was on the continued success of the company’s services business, and the ever-profitable iPhone, the iPad posted a surprisingly positive quarter. The device generated $4.87 billion between January and April, a jump of…
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There's a hidden gem in Apple's earnings - and it's not services
There’s a hidden gem in Apple’s earnings – and it’s not services
[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”Coverage of Apple’s second-quarter earnings has focused on the record slump in iPhone sales, rising sales of services and accessories, and a bullish revenue forecast for the current quarter,” Theron Mohamed writes for Business Insider. “But stock-watchers may have missed a hidden gem in the tech giant’s results: the iPad.”
“Sales in Apple’s tablet division soared 22% to…
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Apple is changing, and everyone knows it except Apple itself or something
Apple is changing, and everyone knows it except Apple itself or something
“Apple Inc. is changing, and everyone knows it except Apple itself,” Shira Ovide writes for Bloomberg Gadfly. “Apple executives consistently fail to be straightforward about significant technology trends and how they affect the company. The biggest of the big trends: Growth in the smartphone market is gone, at least for now. The likeliest buyers now own at least one of the devices. Smartphone…
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Apple will set new holiday quarter iPhone sales record, data shows
“Apple’s new iPhones appear to be picking up market share at twice the rate achieved by the iPhone 7 releases in 2016, new Localytics data suggests,” Jonny Evans writes for Apple Must.
“The data suggests that 4.1 percent of us are already using iPhone 8 (1.74%) or iPhone 8 Plus (2.36%) models. That’s not at all shabby, given they’ve only been available for about a month,” Evans writes.…
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