Report: Apple reduces iPhone orders for second quarter
Slow European sales have caused Apple to reduce its iPhone shipment expectations for the second fiscal quarter ending March by as much as 50 percent, according to published report.
News Archives for 01/2008
AppleInsider Staff
Former staffer: Apple currently averse to social apps, blogs
A recently departed Apple senior software developer describes a corporate culture that largely overlooks social software and discourages even official blogging.
Aidan Malley
Apple execs, Intel share, Lotus software, MBA SuperDrive, more...
Apple executives received significant bonuses that included millions in stock-based compensation for their service to the company during fiscal 2007. Meanwhile, Intel is gaining share on rival AMD, the MacBook Air's SuperDrive may be limited to use with new notebook, and IBM is not yet ready to unleash its Lotus software suites for Apple's desktop and mobile products.
Apple faces new lawsuit over iPhone concept
A little-known California company is suing Apple Inc. and satellite phone company Atlantic RT, Inc. for patent infringement after having just recently beat both firms to a new patent covering mobile entertainment and communications devices.
Kasper Jade
Apple implements 20 new fixes in latest Mac OS X 10.5.2 build
Development of Apple's second update to the Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard operating system continued at a swift pace this week, with new pre-release builds tacking on nearly two dozen fixes and revealing a handful of subtle feature additions.
Best quarter ever: a closer look at Apple's record Q108 earnings
In a conference call reporting earnings for Apple's fiscal Q1, the quarter ending in December, Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer announced he was "very pleased to report the best quarter ever" for the company, with revenue of $9.6 billion and net quarterly profit of $1.58 billion, resulting in $1.76 per diluted share.
Prince McLean
Apple stock drop seen as latest buying opportunity
Tuesday's sharp decline in Apple's share price is just the latest opportunity for investors to buy into or increase their positions in the multi-faceted electronics company, say analysts at investment bank Piper Jaffray.
Katie Marsal
Apple shares tumble in after-hours on disappointing outlook
Shares of Apple Inc. were further battered and bruised on Tuesday evening, shedding over 11 percent of their value after the company guided considerably below Wall Street's expectations for its fiscal second quarter of the year.
Apple: iPod touch is now a "mainstream Wi-Fi mobile platform"
During its quarterly conference call Tuesday, Apple outlined a new vision for the iPod touch, saying it hopes the product will mark the beginning of the first true "Wi-Fi mobile platform" rather than continue to exist solely as a high-end extension of its digital media player business.
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