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Tracking iPhone, pieces and farts, Beats by Dre gets a new online store and HR happenings inside Apple.

It's Friday, August 8, 2014, I'm Kan Ray and this is news from MacoS Ken,

brought to you by yours truly and supported by IChart magazine, putting Apple

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Earlier this week, a slew of UBS analysts said there is one big story in smartphones for investors.

That story they said is Apple. Around that story there are

smaller stories referring to them as arms dealers. These are companies that make

components for smartphones because while most smartphone makers aren't expected to make real money in smartphones,

they will keep making smartphones. They will need parts for those smartphones and that will mean consistent pay for the so-called

arms dealers.

On the UBS list, Catcher Technology.

And keeping an eye on them may tell the world something about Apple and its next iPhone or iPhones.

Giga-Om says longtime Apple Supplier Catcher saw a revenue boost in July like you read about.

According to the report, Catcher Realized Revenue of $154 million last month,

an increase of 36.8% over July of 2013. The way Giga Ome sees it, that would appear to indicate a big new order, like perhaps, in order to supply a portion of the aluminum bodies for the 70 to 80 million iPhones that some say Apple expects to sell this fall.

Kaviot, Kaviot, Kaviot.

Kaviot. Kattcher usually supplies aluminum to Apple for Macbooks and iPads, not iPhones.

That said reports earlier this year indicated that the company would be supplying at least some of the aluminum casings for Apple's next phone or phones. And even that

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