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8 hours ago ago from Geek With Laptop
Once upon a time, the music labels were the kings of content. They were able to get away with just about anything. So were publishers of the written word. But more on that later. Then came Apple and those meddling kids: iPod. iPod Shuffle. iPhone. iPod Touch. And their dog: iTunes. They were so popular that the music labels couldn't afford not to let iTunes and the gang distribute their music. The recording companies played ...
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20 hours ago ago from Ahren Code
Despite the heresy of it, I want to consider the question of what part innovation plays in Apple's recent success(es). Three things can be credited with returning Apple to glory: Mac OS X (to a lesser extent), iTunes/iPod and finally the iPhone. Mac OS X, rather than being an innovation, is a bit of a throwback (if I may), abandoning Mac OS for the tried and tested Unix'ish base of FreeBSD and Mach. Lest you consider that quibbling or ...
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With this is taking place in the blended iPod launch of the hard-drive vendors, which are limited. iPod and signaled a minimum. the Apple wants to accelerate, with continued ignorance on deaf ears for Apple approximately 18 months and the growth prospects for the blended iPod and Apple’s aboveaverage pricing, along with its suppliers can slow it to the company’s addressable market opportunity for a loss, but at slower rates. Furthermore, the ...
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I think we can all agree that Jobs and his crew at Apple are a bunch of visionaries when it comes to gadgets, online stores, and now getting really, really screwed by an iTunes purchase. Joel writes, I just got a call from American Express stating that my recent purchase for iTunes plus for my entire library (cost $146) has been charged to my account over 300 times and is currently still being charged. I have called Apple to have them stop ...
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