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Welcome to Motley Fool Money. Thanks for being here. I'm your host, Chris Hill, and joining

me in studio this week from Motley Fool Inside Value Joe Megger, from Motley Fool Income

Investor James Early and for Million Dollar Portfolio, Ron Gross, gentlemen. Good to see you

as always. We have got dividends on the rise and one coffee stock on the decline. We've got

one hot internet IPO and one retailer leaving investors cold. And as always, we've got a few

stocks on our radar. But we begin with the biggest public company of all, and of course,

that is Apple. Guys, shares cross the $700 mark this week, but by Friday, the big story

was what CNBC was calling the Maps Fiasco. The operating system in the iPhone 5 has a new

built-in map system from Apple that replaces Google Maps and Joe, if the reports and what

we're seeing on Twitter and on Facebook is to be believed, people are just not happy.

So my question is, how bad is this for Apple? Well, it's bad in the sense that it's going

to shatter this image of Apple being the true absolute champion of user experience. Clearly,

from all the reports we've heard, Google Maps is a superior offering. So it's frustrating

if you're a user, like I personally not upgraded on iOS or upgraded iOS 6 because I don't want

to give up Google Maps. I'm pretty reliant on that. I do think that's going to hurt the

image in a long term sense, but there's still going to sell several dozen million of these

phones. At least a few dozen, I would think. So I don't think it's going to be a backbreaker.

James, it's just petty, too. That's the thing that gets me. I mean, that they're taking

a page out of Microsoft's playbook, and that's what I don't like. I don't know if Steve

Jobs would have done this, but I'm not sure he would have. I think what they're trying

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