“These initial sales will be governed by supply, not demand, and we have decided that [a first weekend sales figure] is no longer a representative metric for our investors and customers.”Apple would not disclose initial sales numbers for its iPhone 7. Sure, maybe the supply chain was struggling to keep up, but
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As we near LG’s official and final confirmation of another glass half-full, half-empty quarter, more inside information stems from various analysts and pundits painting the G5 an unexpectedly bleak box-office picture.Although hailed by most critics for its newfangled albeit simplistic and arguably gimmicky approach to the modular phone concept, and initially projected to sell 10 ...
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As we near LG’s official and final confirmation of another glass half-full, half-empty quarter, more inside information stems from various analysts and pundits painting the G5 an unexpectedly bleak box-office picture.Although hailed by most critics for its newfangled albeit simplistic and arguably gimmicky approach to the modular phone concept, and initially projected to sell 10 ...
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While HTC put a lot of trust in its redesigned new flagship phone and first ever VR headset, the two’s launches haven’t been able to right the sinking ship just yet. The Vive, of course, is still in a decent position to spearhead a revolution and
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You don’t need to be a financial analyst or pundit to tell, based on common sense and elementary math, that a company posting quarterly revenue of over $50 billion and $10.5 billion net profits in today’s economic climate is doing pretty darn well by any standards.That’s the main, straightforward point Apple CEO Tim Cook tried to get across in an extensive interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer for the finance TV talk show “Mad Money” on Monday following a “huge overreaction” by Wall Street in the wake of
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