Mac OS Ken: 02.10.2014

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 995 Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2014

⏱️ 23 minutes

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:10.0	An unexpected part to the two. Mac OSKIN.
0:13.4	An unexpected part 2 to the Tim Cook interview, I-S-S falls on icons plans and Samsung and Apple
0:20.1	get a finger wag and a tisk, tisk's Monday February 10th 2014 I'm Ken Ray and this is
0:27.8	news from Maco-S-KAN brought to you by yours truly and supported by iChart magazine putting Apple and
0:35.2	Tech News in focus EY E.E. E.E. E.E. E. Chart magazine available for iOS newsstand now.
0:43.0	The Wall Street Journal pulled a Harry Potter Part 7 at the end of last week, a last season of madman.
0:50.0	They did the Tim Cook interview like Peter Jackson does a Hobbit.
0:53.0	Or The Hobbit rather.
0:56.0	It turns out Thursday's interview of Apple CEO Tim Cook in the Wall Street Journal
1:00.0	was just a fraction of what the CEO had to say to the paper and yet for some reason
1:05.1	the paper waited until Friday to publish the bulk of it.
1:08.8	Click click click.
1:10.3	Click.
1:11.3	Hitting some of the questions and, the journal asked Cook to address concerns
1:15.2	that Apple is no longer a growth company.
1:18.2	Their growth, he says, but not hyper-growth, quoting Cook.
1:22.6	We were in hyper growth or whatever is above growth.
1:26.0	We went from $65 billion to over $100 billion to $150 billion to $170 billion. These are historic unprecedented numbers. I don't
1:36.6	know any companies adding growth at that level. So when you say $14 billion to
1:41.4	15 billion compared to those numbers.
1:44.6	It's clearly smaller and a smaller percentage,
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