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Hello, welcome to another episode of the Apple Insider Podcast.

I'm William Gallagher sitting in for Victor who's off having adventures.

He's not gone far. You'll be hearing from him a regular

intervals soon, but I'm here with Apple Insider's own Mike Worthyly. Hello,

Mike. Hello, William. It's almost like we did this just a week ago.

Yes, yes, but you know what's happened in the meantime.

Victor's clearly sold some apple shares or something and bought an island and that's it.

He's gone.

Well, no, that's I mean that's not the case. I mean what we're looking at here is apples. Well, you know what? There's actually a couple things to talk about today and some of this might be outdated by tomorrow, but it might not.

This morning at 10 o'clockclock the various news agencies of the world announced that

Apple's market capitalization was $1 trillion, except that it wasn't.

The biggest problem with it is is they were using data from the day

before they were using Tuesday's data on Apple's outstanding shares as

opposed to the numbers that Apple filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday.

So yeah, I mean, I can see where you might miss that.

I can see where you might do the calculation on Tuesday and say okay this is the

target we need to hit. I see where that might be the case but looking

throughout my feeds right now which is 11 o'clock in the morning Eastern

Coast time on Thursday. I see all of the big news

agencies, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, MS NBC, you name it. They've all said that Apple's a trillion dollar company. Now, you know, by the time

we're listening to it, it may very well be. The share, let me just look up the share price that it

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