Fire Will Kindle Interest in iPad

Could the Fire expand the iPad’s addressable market?
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China Now Accounts for 16 Percent of Apple Revenue

China, which is the company’s second largest market, accounted for 16 percent of Apple’s sales during the past quarter, with $4.5 billion in revenue, a year-over-year increase of 270 percent.
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Apple: Was It Really So Bad?

Apple’s earnings left fell short of the expectations of analysts. But record Mac and iPad sales plus another $5 billion added to the cash hoard gives Tim Cook and his team lots to crow about.
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Apple Hasn’t Sold So Few iPods Since 2005

Sales of Apple’s iPod continue to decline in the face of the growth of its newer product lines. Apple sold 6.62 million iPods in its fourth quarter of 2011, a 27 percent decline on the year.
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Apple Results Fall Short of Consensus

Apple finished its fiscal year having sold 17 million iPhones, 11.1 million iPads, 4.9 million Macs and with almost $82 billion in cash.
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Earnings Preview: That’s One Big, Powerful Apple

With its latest quarterly earnings report, Apple stands ready to demonstrate once again why it’s the strongest and most valuable company in the world.
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Apple Confirms Mac OS Lion Launching on Wednesday

Speaking on its earnings conference call, Apple said it will launch the next version of Mac OS X on Wednesday.
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Apple Blows It Out…Again

Apple’s March quarter saw, among other things, the iPhone’s debut on Verizon, the launch of the iPad 2 and the new Thunderbolt-equipped MacBook Pro line. No wonder it was a blowout.
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Apple's Touch-Panel Appetite Leaves Little for Rivals

Apple is to the touch-panel business what Starbucks is to the coffee business–a market maker and mover. Particularly a mover. To wit: Claims today that Apple’s voracious appetite for the component is expected to cause an industrywide shortage this year. According to Taiwanese trade mag DigiTimes, Apple has locked up nearly 60 percent of the world’s touch-panel capacity.

Apple and Samsung Hammering Out $7.8 Billion Display Deal

With demand for its iOS devices growing, Apple is once again moving to secure vast storehouses of parts with which to build them. Cupertino is said to be finalizing a massive component contract with Samsung, one that would make it the company’s single largest customer.

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Another Blowout Quarter for Apple

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Apple R&D: The "R" Stands for Rumor

Apple R&D: The “R” Stands for Rumor