Today on the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the Mac computer to the world by Apple, Tim Cook has taken to ABC to speak not only about oddities like … Continue reading
This week in celebration of 30 years of Apple’s push for Macintosh, Tim Cook spoke with ABC news about several subjects – including, briefly, their investment in USA-based manufacturing facilities. … Continue reading
Supposing you were at China Mobile’s headquarters store in Beijing on the 16th of January, 2014, you may have been part of the iPhone launch – one that brought Apple … Continue reading
Tim Cook ‘Incredibly Optimistic’ About Apple’s Partnership With China Mobile
Posted in: Today's ChiliWe heard a lot of rumors last year that Apple was close to clinching a deal with China Mobile which would put its iPhones on the world’s largest mobile carrier, boasting more than 750 million subscribers. Late last month the deal was finally confirmed, China Mobile launches iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c on January 17th. It is expected that this deal will play out in Apple’s favor, the company is expected to sell as many as 20 million units on China Mobile alone in 2014. Apple CEO Tim Cook is certainly upbeat about this partnership, he’s “incredibly optimistic” about the deal and what it means for the future.
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Cook says that this deal is just the beginning of Apple and China Mobile’s partnership, and that both of them can collaborate more in the future. On the other hand, China Mobile Chairman Xi Guohua has revealed that pre-release demand has pushed orders into multi-millions, only yesterday it was rumored that more than 1 million iPhone 5s units have been delivered to the carrier just to meet demand after the launch. Volume for next month’s shipment is currently unknown. It is expected that cellular compatible iPads may also be launched on China Mobile later this year. According to analysts, this deal might add a lot of green to Apple’s balance sheets.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has pressured the company board on pay, though not the way you might imagine: the chief exec has demanded his salary be more closely linked to … Continue reading
Love or hate Apple, they are definitely a company worth keeping an eye on and come 2014, what could we expect from the Cupertino company? New MacBook refreshes? New iPhones? New iPads? Well whatever it is that Apple is planning on launching, an internal memo sent by Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, to employees has revealed that come 2014, the Cupertino company has plans that he is sure customers are going to love. According to the memo, “We have a lot to look forward to in 2014, including some big plans that we think customers are going to love.”
We’re not sure if this is simply fluff that Cook is saying in a bid to boost employee morale, if he really is teasing that 2014 will be an exciting year for Apple. As it stands there are rumors that Apple could be launching new and improved products next year. We have heard how Apple could be attempting wearable tech in the form of the iWatch, and we have also heard how Apple’s iPhone 6 is rumored to sport a much larger display, and also how a 12.9” iPad is due in the second half of 2014 as well.
However these are merely rumors, but Apple users, at least some of them, have been clamoring for a larger iPhone for a while now, and if Apple were to do that, it would definitely make many users happy. Either way we’ll try not to read too much into this for now, but we can’t wait to see what 2014 has in store for us.
Tim Cook Tells Employees Apple Has Big Plans For 2014 original content from Ubergizmo.
We picked up on a rumor about a week ago that Apple might open several of its retail stores on Thanksgiving. Apparently the company’s retail marketing directors were pushing for this decision to capture the Thanksgiving and Black Friday shopping fever, joining retailers like Macy’s, Sears, Kmart, WalMart and a few others who will be opening up stores on the holiday. Apple was reportedly going to open several stores in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, San Diego and more. This would mean that employees would have to be away from home and their families on Thanksgiving, and other retailers have already been criticized for this very reason. Apple wouldn’t have to worry about criticism though, given that CEO Tim Cook has axed all plans to open several stores on Thanksgiving.
Cook reportedly made this decision on the premise that it is important to let retail employees be with their families on Thanksgiving, a premise that an overwhelming majority will agree with. Apple retail store employees who would have been on shifts during the holiday were reportedly going to receive alternate time off, but Cook didn’t go with that plan. By going down this road, Apple joins a list of retailers like Nordstrom and Costco who have all chosen to remain closed through Thanksgiving.
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Apple is holding its fourth quarter 2013 earnings call this afternoon, and to kick it off, CEO Tim Cook has taken to discussion about new product categories. Unfortunately, he didn’t go into details about what those new products would look like, nor even hint at what could be expected, but he did serve up a […]
Apple’s 4th quarter earnings report here in 2013 had mention of the best of said quarters for iPhones sold in the history of the company – but even that didn’t sway one user from asking Apple CEO Tim Cook what the benefits were for the newest set of features for the iPhone 5s over the […]
Today’s Apple iPad Event in 12 GIFs
Posted in: Today's ChiliToday, Apple presented to the world its new iPad Air and iPad mini, along with details about OS X Mavericks, updated MacBook Pros, and the Mac Pro. But why waste breath talking about all that when we can just enjoy it in series endless loops instead?