Mac OS Ken: 01.04.2011

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 995 Ratings

🗓️ 4 January 2011

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Apple Hits Market Cap of 300-Billion-Dollars / Munster Lays Odds on Various Apple Announcements in 2011 / Orange UK Reportedly Sees Slow Sales for Subsidized 3G iPads / Oppenheimer Analyst Ups Apple Target on Continued Belief in iPhone Subsidies / Fun with Numbers: Who’s on First and What’s on Second in Smartphones / iOS and Windows 7 See Decent Growth in December NetApplications Report / WSJ Says Google Kicking Around Idea of Digital Newsstand for Android with Publishers / NYT Blog Says iPhone Alarm Bug Rolls Into New Week for Some / Sony Testing New Extras on Films Purchased Through iTunes / Samsung Galaxy S Tops 10-Million Units Sold / Apple Authorized Reseller in Greece Sues Consumer for Posting Complaint Online

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:10.0	Apple hits a new. This is Mac OSKennel.
0:20.0	Apple hits a new financial height, Mr Munster pulls a car knack and measuring various market shares. It's Tuesday, January 4th, 2011.
0:24.0	I'm Ken Ray, and this is news from Maco-S-Can.
0:29.0	Brought to you by yours truly and supported by listeners like you subscribers to Maco Can Day 6.
0:37.0	More information is available at MacoScan.com.
0:41.0	This show is also supported by the Maco-Scan Podcast app for the iPhone and iPod touch
0:47.1	available in the App Store now for $2.99.
0:52.4	So close and yet so far. The markets were up yesterday and Apple was up with them.
0:58.1	Fortune says the Cupertino Company hit a new intraday high and crossed a major psychological barrier achieving a market cap of $300 billion.
1:09.0	Now you might think that that would put Apple closer to becoming the most valuable company on the planet rather
1:13.8	than just the most valuable tech company thing is the top company move too.
1:18.3	Have you bought gas lately? Notice how much more you're paying. Apple was actually closer to ExxonMobil, the world's largest company by market share in the fall than it is right now.
1:30.0	Fortune says in October, the gap between ExxonMobil's first place and Apple's second
1:35.2	was less than 50 billion dollars yesterday it was more than 73 billion.
1:41.3	Piper Jaffray analyst Jean Munster has laid out his apple expectations for the year.
1:47.4	Young Munster plays it safe. Fortune runs down what Uncle Gene is looking for and the probability he puts to each, seen as
1:55.3	100% certainties in Mr Munster's eyes, the launch of the Mac App Store this Thursday,
2:01.6	Apple expanding iPad distribution to more countries, and the launch of MacOS
2:06.5	10-7 lion this summer.
2:10.7	100% on that one. Oh he of mucho faith, seen as almost a dead certainty, 95% likelihood
2:19.6	is a Verizon iPhone before the end of March.
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