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    • Apple Math: Market Share over Margins [view article]
      iPhone cannot take a decent photo, it cannot handle multitasking, it cannot send MMS, the connection quality is substandard and the plastic shell cracks after only one week. The real price for the product to the consumer is at least $1000.

      Seriosly. With that product the iPhone is going to have real big problems to take any market share whatsoever. Yes, it is going to be a flop.



      Aug 01 07:21 PM
    • Apple Guidance Can Turn Negative Sentiment on Its Head [view article]
      Beware! The P/E-ratio is 34! There is a plenty of potential downside here.
      Jul 21 05:43 PM
    • Apple Guidance Can Turn Negative Sentiment on Its Head [view article]
      Autsch!! Four times 717.000 makes...let me count....3 million phones a year?

      Jul 21 04:47 PM
    • Apple Guidance Can Turn Negative Sentiment on Its Head [view article]
      "Quarterly iPhone units sold were 717,000 " ????? That's nothing...
      Jul 21 04:36 PM
    • Apple Guidance Can Turn Negative Sentiment on Its Head [view article]
      "One size fits all!"

      The expectations are completely unrealistic for a small cellphone manufacturer that's never going to gain a market-share in excess of 1%.

      Jul 21 03:45 PM
    • Apple Investors Nervous as Earnings Call Approaches [view article]
      iPhone's market share worldwide 2008 is less than 1 per cent so what's the fuss? Most Europeans see a phone with a two mpx camera in excess of $700 (including the hidden cost) as a pure joke. But Steve Jobs is surely a funny guy.
      Jul 21 03:37 PM
    • Apple Investors Nervous as Earnings Call Approaches [view article]
      Apple's sales figures regarding iPhone do not seem so good. Apple has sold only 1 million 3G iPhones over three days while Nokia sells 1,5 million handsets every day of the year. And yet, these three days were surely the best for iPhone this year.
      Jul 21 12:13 PM
    • Did Apple Manufacture a First-Day iPhone Shortage? [view article]
      No queying and no shortage regarding iPhones here in Europe! Few will buy it because it's just too expensive for it's specifications. Furthermore I believe Apple has logistics problems in the US. Jul 13 04:28 PM
    • Consumers Will Benefit From Smartphone Battle [view article]
      10, 20, 50 and 200 million is more than nil, or 6 million as in the case of iPhone. ANDROID is already dead. Jul 01 11:32 AM
    • Consumers Will Benefit From Smartphone Battle [view article]
      There is a stock of maybe 200 million Symbian-phones out there already and not one Android-phone. Now that the Symbian is free for all it shall obviously be more profitable to make applications for an OS that actually exists and is working than a betaproduct that as well might remain just beta. This should be too costly and risky for Google as well.
      Jul 01 09:49 AM
    • Consumers Will Benefit From Smartphone Battle [view article]
      ANDROID IS DEAD

      "I don´t see any reason for Google to continue down the Android path long term now that Nokia has made its move".

      I don´t see any reason for programmers to continue make applications for ANDROID now that Nokia has made its move.

      Jul 01 05:30 AM
    • Google's Android OS Hits Snags with Mobile Carriers [view article]
      ANDROID IS DEAD

      Dead before its birth...

      "I don´t see any reason for Google to continue down the Android path long term now that Nokia has made its move".

      I don´t see any reason for programmers to continue make applications for ANDROID now that Nokia has made its move.


      Jun 30 11:18 AM
    • Apple's Leap from Mediocre to Marvelous [view article]
      Apple bubble will burst, much worse that RIMM.

      The expectations are completely unrealistic for a small cellprhone manufacturer that's never going to gain a market-share in excess of 1%.
      Jun 26 04:43 PM
    • General Discussion on AAPL
      Yesterday I saw my first iPhone owner here in Europe. It was a 70-year old grandma! I guess that is the right niché for iPhone here as the display is big. I guess she is content with iPhones simple 2 Mpx camera as she propably only shall make calls and send sms to her grandchildren with her phone. We younger people still go on buying the much more advanced cell phones sold by Nokia, LG and SonyEricsson.
      Jun 21 08:08 AM
    • Inside the iPhone: Who's Making What [view article]
      Yesterday I saw my first iPhone owner here in Europe. It was a 70-year old grandma! I guess that is the right niché for iPhone here as the display is big. I guess she is content with iPhones simple 2 Mpx camera as she propably only shall make calls and send sms to her grandchildren with her phone. We younger people still go on buying the much more advanced cell phones sold by Nokia, LG and SonyEricsson.
      Jun 21 05:05 AM
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