"iPhone sell-through was down, but consumers are pivoting to Apple’s ultra-high end, helping to offset some of the declines." — Senior analyst Ivan Lam
"Apple guards access to the world of apps jealously. This is the behavior of a monopolist, and is unacceptable." — King's College lecturer Rachael Kent
"Apple is kicking off an ambitious 2025, with a considerable number of new products, major advances in its custom silicon and a fresh push into the smart home."
"If this hardware structure is adopted by consumers, app aggregators (like AAPL, Android, Roku, Samsung, LG, etc) will become less valuable over time." — Needham analysts Laura Martin
He blames Apple's board of directors for letting Jobs go. He blames himself for not inviting Steve back.
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