Apple: iPod touch is now a "mainstream Wi-Fi mobile platform" During its quarterly conference call Tuesday, Apple outlined a new vision for the iPod touch, saying it hopes the product will mark the beginning of the first true "Wi-Fi mobile platform" rather than continue to exist solely as a high-end extension of its digital media player business. Katie Marsal 18 years ago 54
Notes of interest from Apple's Q108 quarterly conference call Apple on Tuesday announced its most profitable quarter in company history, and held a financial conference call with analysts and members of the media. Several notes of interest from the finished call follow: Katie Marsal 18 years ago 69
Apple profits rise 58 percent as Mac sales top 2.3 million Apple said Tuesday that first-quarter profits rose 58 percent to $1.58 billion, or $1.76 per diluted share, on sales of $9.6 billion for the three-month period ended December 29, 2007. AppleInsider Staff 18 years ago 44
Apple shares bleed red ahead of afternoon earnings report Shares of Apple Inc. joined the broader technology sector in a brief free-fall early Tuesday morning as growing fears of a recession and slowing global economy weighed heavily on the Nasdaq stock market. Kasper Jade 18 years ago 68
Piper Jaffray reduces December quarter iPod estimate Investment bank Piper Jaffray on Tuesday reduced its fiscal first quarter iPod sales estimate for Apple Inc. by approximately 2 million units in light of preliminary sales data that suggests December month sales fell slightly short of expectations. AppleInsider Staff 18 years ago 15
Apple introduces pink iPod nano ahead of Valentine's Day Apple said Tuesday that it has added a new pink iPod nano to its lineup of digital media players just in time for next month's celebration of love. AppleInsider Staff 18 years ago 21
How the MacBook Air stacks up against other ultra-light notebooks At last year's Macworld Expo, Apple's dramatic unveiling of the iPhone divided the world into two camps: those who were excited about the state of the art being pushed, and those who were irritated that Apple was the one doing it. This year, the role of the iPhone is being played by Apple's new MacBook Air. Prince McLean 18 years ago 142
