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Hurricane-hardened New Yorkers snapped up the iPad Mini today: Topeka's Brian White reports the...
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Friday, November 2, 2012, 6:17 PM ETHurricane-hardened New Yorkers snapped up the iPad Mini today: Topeka's Brian White reports the flagship 5th Avenue store sold out in an hour. Lines were much smaller elsewhere, though Piper still thinks 1.5M in weekend sales is possible. Meanwhile, Apple (AAPL -3.3%) has been banned from selling the iPhone in Mexico under its current name after a court ruled the name is too similar to iFone, trademarked by a local firm in '03. Like the Chinese iPad dispute with Proview, this will probably end with a payoff. (earlier) Update: The Verge claims reports of a ban are off, though it looks as if the court "ordered Apple to pay substantial fines and perhaps even pull the iPhone from market."
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pero me gusta "iTeléfono"
Act quick Apple lawyers, patent that name now before I do.
No one cares about AAPL anymore except for the bagholders of this stock.
AAPL has robbed their customer base clean and will become the next RIMM in 5 years.
"AAPL has robbed their customer base clean and will become the next RIMM in 5 years."
What do you base this intelligence on.......a new technological breakthrough in carrier pigeons?
If Apple becomes irrelevant in smartphones, who would be the innovator in the category......since their closest competitor Samsung would also be irrelevant since they merely copy Apple.
Microsoft could become the innovator. Probably tough to believe with all the years of built-in hatred for everything Microsoft (MSFT). The Windows 8 user interface is the first move away from a field of icons. Whether it gains any traction in the market remains to be seen.
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I've been using Apple laptops exclusively for over 18 years. There have been many changes at Apple in that time. I liked the way Steve Jobs ran the company, though I am not so sure Tim Cook will last as long as CEO.