4 posts and columns on Charles Wolf

Why Verizon’s iPhone Won’t Be So Bad for RIM

in Enterprise on January 10, 2011 at 9:29 am PT

A year ago, an iPhone on Verizon would have been a disaster for Research In Motion. This year, it will only sting, which says a lot about how RIM’s business has improved.

Four and a Half Minutes on iFart? There’s a “Daily Show” Clip for That.

in Media on July 22, 2009 at 5:14 am PT

Everyone knows that one of the iPhone’s best selling points is the amazing array of apps developers make for the handset. But if you still need convincing, check out this “Daily Show” clip, which highlights some of the phone’s most popular programs.
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The iPhone Doesn't Appeal to Business Customers at All?

in News on December 2, 2008 at 11:59 am PT

“Apple’s iPhone 3G, introduced in July, is the only reason smartphone growth did not slow in September.” This according to Needham analyst Charles Wolf, who in a research note today points out that the nearly seven million iPhones Apple shipped during the three-month period ending September account for all of the sequential shipment growth in the quarter. Astonishing.

The iPhone Doesn’t Appeal to Business Customers at All?

in News on December 2, 2008 at 11:59 am PT

“Apple’s iPhone 3G, introduced in July, is the only reason smartphone growth did not slow in September.” This according to Needham analyst Charles Wolf, who in a research note today points out that the nearly seven million iPhones Apple shipped during the three-month period ending September account for all of the sequential shipment growth in the quarter. Astonishing.