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Apple Has No Plans for "Low-End Voice Phone"
Apple Indirectly Denies iPhone Nano
Mark Papermaster to Begin at Apple as Senior Vice President of Devices Hardware Engineering on ...
apple.com — CUPERTINO, California January 27, 2009 Apple today announced that Mark Papermaster will be coming to Apple as senior vice president of Devices Hardware Engineering, reporting to Apple CEO Steve Jobs, on April 24. Papermaster, who comes to Apple from ... (more) Mark Papermaster to Begin at Apple as Senior Vice ...
iLife ’09 Shipping January 27
apple.com — 09 images iLife 09 Shipping January 27 Major Upgrades to iPhoto, iMovie & GarageBand CUPERTINO, California January 26, 2009 Apple today announced that iLife 09 will be available tomorrow, January 27, and features major upgrades to iPhoto , iMovie and ... (more) iLife ’09 Shipping January 27
No iPhone Nano, No Apple Netbook – Deal With it!
pcworld.com — Steve Jobs denied that Apple is prepping an iPhone Nano and Apple Netbook. Then yesterday Apple's COO Tim Cook reiterated the company's unwillingness to produce such devices. So I'm making a plea to all those Apple fanboys and 'analysts' out there to ... (more) No iPhone Nano, No Apple Netbook – Deal With it!
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Apple Has No Plans for “Low-End Voice Phone”
APH Networks — ... it, the Apple iPod family includes completely different models, including entry-level iPhone shuffle without screen at all that costs $49 as well as Apple iPod touch with touch-sensitive display that sells for up to $399. But even the broad iPod family faced 16% annual revenue decline in Q4 of Apple’s FY2009, which indicates increase of demand towards more affordable models. Moreover, revenues from Apple’s desktop computers, dominated by the iMac, fell 31% year-to-year. View: Article @ Source Site ...

Apple: No plans for low-end phone
DV Hardware — Earlier this week in a conference call with financial analysts, Apple smashed rumors about a iPhone nano phone by claiming they aren't going to release a low-end voice phone: “You know us. We are not going to play in the low-end voice phone business. That’s not who we are. It is not why we are here. We’ll let somebody else do that. Our objective is not to be the unit ...

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