theflyingpig now works for Yahoo News? :wub:
theflyingpig now works for Yahoo News? :wub:
lols, that's not running the show. Steve has been running the show because he's the figurehead. he's the one everyone identifies with Apple products. It doesn't matter if he handed the reigns over a year or so ago, he is the one in charge according to public perception and public perception is the only way Apple moves products.
lols, that's not running the show. Steve has been running the show because he's the figurehead. he's the one everyone identifies with Apple products. It doesn't matter if he handed the reigns over a year or so ago, he is the one in charge according to public perception and public perception is the only way Apple moves products.
If you dig a bit deeper, Apple didn't really win. The judge rejected most of their infringement claims, and had Apple's patents themselves been under scrutiny, some probably would have been found invalid (for example, a phone released back in 2005 had the swipe-to-unlock mechanism years before Apple patented it and released the iPhone). And Samsung plans to release a software update that will allow them to easily get around the injunction before it would even go into effect.
Come on $99 iPads!! :sneaky:
And LOL at all the "He's still an Apple employee!" sentiment I've seen so far. The janitor is an Apple employee, do you want to put your money on him? John Elway is still a Broncos employee, do you want to put your money on him as QB for another Super Bowl?
In my mind a lot of Apple's value is its "fashion". Its very fashionable to have Apple products. If it becomes apparent that Apple can't stay fashionable without Steve Jobs in charge, then Apple is going to lose a lot of value.
-8% by panic sellers, but in my opinion there really is no reason why it should instantly drop imo.
LOL at the stupid shits who think Apple is going to tank overnight because of this.
Bookmarking this thread and will bump when the iPhone 5 gives Apple another record quarter.
Uh, Jobs is still alive and still an Apple employee.
I'm definitely curious to see what happens now. Not necessarily in the perception driven stock market, but in the future decision making of Apple. If things change in that Dept we'll know how much Jobs brought to the table.
If you'll care to read the thread you'll notice that I didn't predict an overnight tanking, I was predicting 5 years.
Wow the mods are slow today. How is this thread not locked yet?
Holy smokes.
At least a 25% drop tomorrow.
Cancer suckz!
- Steve
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