Category Archives: apple

Why Samsung Is Not Apple’s Enemy

Posted on September 15, 2012 by

The verdict against Samsung for copyright infringement and the introduction of the new Iphone 5 ought to be cause for celebration at Apple. By first blush, everything should be coming up roses for Apple. Yet it seems to be looking … Continue reading →

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Has Apple Reached Its Inflection Point?

Posted on August 1, 2012 by

Recently, the Financial Times ran an article questioning Apple’s performance in emerging markets (basically Asia ex-Japan, Africa and the Middle East). While the bulk of Apple’s revenue comes from the US/North America, Europe, and Japan, they are mature markets where … Continue reading →

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Steve Jobs And The End of Apple

Posted on August 27, 2011 by

Steve Jobs announced his resignation from Apple Computer. Is this the beginning of the end for Apple? Previously , I wrote that Apple is “trapped” in China. Without Jobs, that trap is likely to be sprung, making Apple just another … Continue reading →

Posted in apple, china, more, technology | 14 Comments