Mac OS Ken: 10.26.2010

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2010

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Bernstein Analyst Wants Apple to Pay Dividends and Not Buy Something Stupid / Security Flaw Gives Busybodies Access to Info on Locked iPhones / Some Users See Trouble Upgrading to iPhoto 11 / Apple Inks Deal with Unisys to Support Business and Government Sales and Services / Apple Seeds Ninth beat of Snow Leopard Update to Developers / PBS Launches PBS for iPad with Full Episodes of Shows / Android Market Passes 100k Apps Available / Adobe Throws More Weight Behind Android / RIM Shows Working PlayBook Tablet at Adobe MAX Conference / Conde Nast Goes All-Adobe for Tablet Versions of Magazines / iLounge Says Gourmet Live iPad App Can Seriously Mess with Your Day / Sprint/Nextel to Start Samsung Galaxy Tab at 400-Dollars with 2-Year Data Contract / NC Apple Data Center Set to Go Live as Speculation Bubbles of a Second / Amazon Says Kindle Numbers Are Great Without Sharing Kindle Numbers (Again) / Borders Drops Various eReader Prices to Fight Amazon and Everyone Else / iThings Take Top Spots on Tech-Dominated Duracell 2010 Toy Report

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0:00.0	This is MacO-S-Kowes.
0:05.0	This is MacO-S-Kend.
0:10.0	Toni-S Ken.
0:16.0	Tony, Tony, has done it again. You would not believe how easy it is to break into your iPhone.
0:19.0	And Apple makes a small move into big business.
0:22.0	It's Tuesday, October 26, 2010. I'm Ken Ray and this is
0:28.4	news from MacoS Ken brought to you by yours truly and supported by listeners like you, subscribers to
0:36.2	MacoS. Can Day 6.
0:38.8	More information is available at Maco Can.com. This show is also supported by the Maco-S-Can
0:45.3	podcast app for the iPhone and iPod touch available in the App Store now for
0:50.3	$2.99.
0:53.4	I'm not sure whether Sanford Bernstein analyst Tony Sakanagi was on Apple's earnings call
0:57.9	last week, but his research note issued yesterday leads one to think he either didn't hear what Apple CEO Steve Jobs
1:04.6	had to say or he didn't like what he heard.
1:07.6	Somebody asked Apple CEO Steve Jobs on last week's fourth quarter earnings call with over 50 billion dollars in cash on
1:14.6	hand have you ever thought of giving some back to shareholders say in the form of a
1:18.5	stock buy back or paying out dividends they come to think of of it Tony Tony was on the call. He was actually the person who asked that question and got the answer directly from Apple CEO that Apple was holding on to the money because it could see one or more strategic opportunities
1:35.8	that may come along and having 50 billion plus in the mattress put the Cupertino company
1:40.8	in a unique position to strike when the time was right.
1:44.0	Yeah, Tony don't play that.
1:46.0	Bloomberg has the Sackman issuing a research note yesterday saying Apple's failure
1:51.0	to pay a dividend is preventing some investors from buying shares of the company.
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