Mac OS Ken: 12.14.2010

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2010

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Hackers Steal Usernames and Passwords from Gawker Sites / Goldman Sachs Restarts Apple Coverage with 430-dollar Target / NYT Blog Says Ballmer to Show a Slew of Slates at CES / Goldman Sachs Sees Tough Year Ahead for Microsoft Due to Weaknesses in Tablets and Phones / Judge Dismisses Allen Patent Suite Against Apple and Others for Being Too Vague / Apple Reportedly Investing in Toshiba LCD Panel Factory for iPhones / Apple and Other Handset Makers Said to Be Bidding on Nortel Networks 4G IP / MacDaily News Posts a Host of Early 2011 Verizon iPhone Rumors / Enderle and Gold Say “No Way, No How” on Post-Christmas LTE Verizon iPhone / Microsoft Updates Office for Mac 2011 with Three Bug Fixes / Cydia Developer Plans Cydia for Mac to Compete with Mac App Store / Google Latitude App Hits iOS App Store / Apple Pulls SSD Option from Xserve Orders / Amazon Says It Has Sold “Millions” of Kindles in the Past 73 Days / Samsung Set to Offer One-Thousand-Dollar Galaxy Tab with Case and Bluetooth Headset and Nothing Else Extra / Reports Say Infinity Blade Takes in at Least 1.6 Million-Dollars in First Five Days

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0:00.0	This is MacO'S Ken.
0:17.0	Goldman Sachs falls in love with Apple all over again. Microsoft is set to try the tablet thing all over again,
0:21.0	and Paul Allen is ready to sue.
0:24.0	All over again. It's Tuesday, December 14, 2010.
0:29.0	I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacoS can brought to you by yours truly and
0:36.4	supported by listeners like you subscribers to MacoS can Day six more information is available at Maco-Scan Day 6. More information is available at Maco-Scan.com. This show is also
0:46.6	supported by the Maco-Scan Podcast app for the iPhone and iPod Touch, available in the
0:52.3	App Store now for $2.99. and already heard. If you're a registered commenter on the Gocker sites, you may want to
1:04.8	start changing your passwords. IDG News Service says the series of media sites
1:10.0	including Gocker, Life Hacker, Gizmodo, Jezebel, I-O-9, Jilopnik, Kataku, Deadspin, and Fleshbot have
1:18.9	had email addresses and password details for registered users stolen, 200,000 of which are now circulating on peer-to-peer
1:26.4	networks.
1:27.4	Gocker has warned users to change their passwords on their sites and others if they use the same passwords on other sites.
1:35.0	Goldman Sachs is back to following Apple and it's doing so with Gustavo.
1:40.0	Fortune says Goldman was one of the only big firms on Wall Street not following Apple until this weekend
1:46.0	when it resumed coverage and with a $430 price target to boot.
1:51.0	That led to Apple opening at an all-time high of $325.6.
1:56.7	In his welcome back note, Goldman analyst Bill Schope said he's not worried about margins
2:01.6	the way some other endless are.
2:03.7	Indeed, wrote the Schopkeeper, we believe Apple's margins have already bottomed and we expect the company
2:09.5	to resume its leverage-driven upside in coming quarters.
2:13.0	Schope appears to be a fan of the Unified Apple ecosystem things, saying his firm believes
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