"we are very excited about the products in our pipeline" lol
I'm sick of hearing that line, but I'm a happy shareholder right now![]()
Not as bad as "incredible"
"we are very excited about the products in our pipeline" lol
I'm sick of hearing that line, but I'm a happy shareholder right now![]()
Ballmer bombed as CEO of Microsoft and failed to grow the stock price the entire time he was CEO. Hard to compare him to Cook.Make no mistake. Tim Cook is a skinnier version of Ballmer. Total lack of vision. Total lack of the importance of ecosystem (monitors, routers…). Sacrificing user experience for margins (5400rpm spinners…).
i guess that 'boring' iphone 7 wasn't so boring after all.
Apple sold a record 78.3 million iPhones during the quarter,
LOL. You funny. The majority of people are more than happy with user experience. If you're not, you know where you can go; http://m.androidcentral.comAt running a profitable company? Sure. At providing a wonderful user experience. No.
LOL. You funny. The majority of people are more than happy with user experience. If you're not, you know where you can go; http://m.androidcentral.com
As sad as it may be, it is all about Shareholders for every company. Supply and demand. Why lower the price or make radical changes when people keep buying as is? Companies continue to compete against Apple trying to come out with new or better features and sometimes it works and sometimes the phone blows up trying to be better.At running a profitable company? Sure. At providing a wonderful user experience. No.
Yes that swift programming language is horrible, the processors they're making aren't best in class, focusing on services - that's just stupid, airpods - they didn't fix anyting in the blue tooth arena ... he's just making one stupid decision after the other - NOT!Make no mistake. Tim Cook is a skinnier version of Ballmer. Total lack of vision. Total lack of the importance of ecosystem (monitors, routers…). Sacrificing user experience for margins (5400rpm spinners…).
What's given to the consumer are the products and services. Apple gets money for them, and investors get the dividend.Have to say that's an obscene amount of money, and nothing given back to the customer. Also shows how much of a one trick pony they still are.
Would be nice if they reduced the iPhone and iPad costs in the UK, considering the pounds gone back up but noooo.
No? I'll give Tim "a break" when he stops treating the Mac like the redheaded stepchild of Apple's lineup.So can we give Tim a break for a minute or two before flipping about macs?
An all-new MacBook Pro form factor and the needle barely changed.Mac sales rose slightly to 5.4 million units from 5.3 million units in the year-ago quarter.
Yes but I'm not complaining about Apple. If you're not happy, jump ship, no-ones gives two hoots.If you could only see the incredible irony of your post on MACrumors.com
9% is Mac share of revenue. If anyone is unclear about why there is little love for the Mac, there's your answer.
yah - right - its the se that's selling gangbusters and was out of stock during the sales period. sure thing. I see them all over Manhattan - NOT! but seriously, The Average Selling Price was $695 - that's not because of the SE. and Cook on the call just said "Exceptional demand for iPhone 7, but iPhone 7 Plus was a higher portion of the mix than seen before".How do you know they sold that many iPhone 7 units?
It says iPhone, not iPhone 7. It could be SE sales.
Wow, thats a lot of the business depending on a single product.