Up to 20% of original iPad buyers predicted to upgrade to Apple's iPad 2

Of the 15 million iPads sold by Apple in 2010, between 15 and 20 percent of those early adopters will upgrade to the iPad 2, one analyst believes.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 44

Wall Street impressed by 'evolutionary' improvement in Apple's iPad 2

Wall Street analysts reacted positively to Apple's unveiling of the iPad 2 on Wednesday and remained optimistic about the company's continued ability to lead the tablet market, though they viewed the refresh as mostly "evolutionary."

Josh Ong 15 years ago 47

Survey finds consumers believe Apple is bigger than its CEO, Steve Jobs

If Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs were to leave Apple, it would not have a material impact on customers' buying intentions, a new survey has found.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 41

RIM PlayBook only garnering half the prelaunch interest of iPad

An analyst's survey of 1,100 consumers found just 6 percent reporting they are "likely" to buy RIM's new playbook, less than half the number who said the same of Apple's iPad last February.

Daniel Eran Dilger 15 years ago 54

Apple's 'stunning' first quarter exceeds Wall Street's lofty expectations

Apple's earnings for the first quarter of 2011 crushed analyst expectations on Wall Street, who heaped praise on the company for beating estimates by $2 billion.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 55

Apple shares slide 6% in Germany as investors weigh in on Steve Jobs' leave

Though U.S. markets were closed on Monday, overseas trading gave an indication of how investors might react to Steve Jobs' absence from Apple come Tuesday. In addition, analysts on Wall Street offered their take on the news.

Slash Lane 15 years ago 27

'Holiday hat trick' of 16M iPhone, 6M iPad, 4.2M Mac sales expected from Apple

With Apple's quarterly earnings report for the 2010 holidays less than a week away, one Wall Street analyst believes Apple will sell a record 16 million iPhones, 6 million iPads, and 4.2 million Macs.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 27

Post-CES, Apple's iPad still viewed as tablet leader by Wall Street

Though a slew of "iPad killers" were introduced at last week's Consumer Electronics Show, none of those tablets are expected to unseat Apple's iPad as the top-selling device, numerous Wall Street analysts said Monday.

AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 77

Apple increases iPad orders, decreases CDMA iPhone build plans - report

Apple will build more iPads than expected at the end of 2010, but the company has also slightly reduced its 2011 CDMA Verizon-compatible iPhone build plans, according to one Wall Street analyst.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 36

Wall Street wowed by Apple's iPhone sales, cautious on iPad

Apple's record-breaking quarterly results — particularly a surge in iPhone sales — impressed analysts on Wall Street this week, even though gross margins and iPad sales did not meet expectations.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 63

RBC sees Apple announcing 13.5 million iPhone "blowout" quarter

Financial experts at the Royal Bank of Canada are out with a bullish report on Apple friday, saying they expect the company to report next week a blowout quarter in which sales exceeded $20 billion and include the sale of a record 13.5 million iPhones.

Slash Lane 15 years ago 35

Verizon-Apple iPhone agreement 'may not ever get resolved'

Struggles between Verizon and Apple are a sign that a deal to bring the iPhone to Verizon's network may never happen, even once the carrier's high-speed 4G network is established, one Wall Street analyst has said.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 142

Roundup: Apple impresses Wall Street with another 'stellar' quarter

Apple again exceeded expectations on Tuesday, when it reported its quarterly earnings, with record Mac sales and signs that the company can sustain its continued growth.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 18

Every week Apple doesn't act on iPhone 4 antenna could cost $200M

A new analysis has found that resolving the much publicized iPhone 4 antenna issues could cost Apple up to $900 million, and each additional week that Apple takes to resolve the issue could add another $200 million as sales increase.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 227

AT&T data changes seen as benefit for BlackBerry over iPhone

AT&T's removal of unlimited data plans for new iPhone customers hurts Apple's iPhone, despite the lower prices, and helps competitor Research in Motion's line of BlackBerry handsets, one prominent analyst believes.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 95

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