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Mac OS Ken: 12.16.2015

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7996 Ratings

🗓️ 16 December 2015

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

- Piper Jaffray Analyst Tries to Calm the iPhone Waters - Piper Jaffray Sees Higher Than Anticipated iPhone Lease Plan Adoption - Credit Suisse Analyst Unfazed by Dialog Data - AT&T Upping Grandfathered Unlimited Plan by $5 Per Month - 66 U.S. Banks and BJs Wholesale Club Activate Apple Pay - Apple Buys Small Silicon Fab in North San Jose - Samsung Appeals First Apple Patent Case with SCOTUS - Blommberg: Apple Has a Secret Display Design Facility in Taiwan - Have you subscribed to EYE Chart Radio Yet? You should! Find it in iTunes! - Bushel: Manage and protect your Apple devices anytime from anywhere. Learn more at - Send me an email: or call (716)780-4080!

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0:00.0

This is a MACOS Ken.

0:07.0

Cal.

0:12.0

Calming the supply chain waters revisiting iPhone lease plans and R&D near and far.

0:19.6

It's Wednesday the 16th of December 2015.

0:22.0

I'm Ken Ray and this is news from Maco-S-Ken brought to you by

0:27.4

yours truly and sponsored by Bushle when IT is your task not your career

0:32.3

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0:35.0

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0:40.0

A warning from a Lincoln Apple supply chain led to another day of worry over Apple and iPhone.

0:46.0

Barons says dialogue semiconductor let investors know Tuesday that December quarter revenue would miss expectations due to weaker than

0:54.1

anticipated demand in its mobile systems segment. Dialogue did not mention

1:00.0

Apple specifically but Barron says Apple is known by the street to be 75% of

1:04.4

dialogue's revenue. Well you know what that means? No you don't. And reminding

1:11.1

I, you and everyone we knew of that fact was Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster.

1:16.7

The same Baron's piece had Mr Munster issuing a note saying Apple has previously said, and

1:21.0

we would agree that individual component suppliers are not

1:24.3

indicative of the health of the overall iPhone business. He's the sensible uncle with

1:30.0

whom you can talk. Sometimes.

1:33.8

Calming ripples in the supply chain was not the only point of Munster's missive.

1:37.5

He went on to say that concerns about the current round of iPhones are not really that big a deal. The big deal is how the next flagship iPhone does.

1:46.5

After ticking off a number of reasons, iPhone should be fine between now and September of 2016.

1:51.8

Switches from Android, iPhone owners who've been slow to upgrade, growth in China and emerging markets.

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