Before we get into today's due, I want to let you know that iTunes is once again using its powers for good.

9 to 5 max says as it's done for disasters in the past,

Apple has partnered with the American Red Cross to set up a donations page to help with the relief efforts

around Super Storm Sandy.

No skimming off the top here.

100% of the money donated goes to the Red Cross for the relief efforts.

Apple does not share donor information with the organization,

so they'll not be emailing you or mailing you or calling you from now on

because you gave five bucks.

And you can give as little as five bucks or ten or

25 or 50 or 100 or 200 dollars hit the iTunes home page on your computer or your iOS device for more information or to make a donation. This is Mac OSKIN.

The downhill slide continues for Apple shares.

The downhill slide continues for Apple shares. reviews are out for the iPad mini,

and Apple would give Motorola a dollar to go away. It's Thursday, November 1st, 2012.

I'm Ken Ray, and this is news from Maco S. Can. Brought to you by yours truly and

did I mention that iTunes and the American Red Cross are collecting for the relief effort

for Hurricane Sandy.

Maybe throw five bucks their way today.

And we'll get on with the news.

It seems since the launch of the iPhone 5 Apple investors have been caught in the early 90s.

If the stocks trade in Hammertime.

After two days of no trading due to Hurricane Sandy, Apple shares got whacked again on Wednesday. While it's hard to know why for sure most articles on the issue

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