These are the first impressions that caught my eye.
"Apple is going into attack mode. They see the memory crisis as an opportunity to gain market share." — IDC's Francisco Jeronimo.
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Premarket: Apple was green, turned red
9 hours ago
9 hours agoFrom CNBC's "S&P 500 futures are flat as oil prices rise amid U.S.-Iran conflict" posted early Thursday.
Excerpts from the commentary I've seen. More as it comes in.
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From "Hello, MacBook Neo" posted Wednesday on Apple.com.
"ChatGPT continues to be the biggest beneficiary of the AI search dispersion globally." — Analyst Wamsi Mohan.
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"This model only works for Apple, Amazon, and Google, because they don’t need their music platforms to be wildly profitable. Amazon uses music as a loss-leader to keep you paying for Prime. Apple uses it to sell $1,000 iPhones." — Canadian music executive Joel Gouveia
Premarket: Apple is red
1 day ago
1 day agoFrom CNBC's "Stock futures reverse course to edge higher as traders monitor U.S.-Iran war developments" posted early Wednesday.
The company raised the new Macs' prices so it could avoid raising the iPhone's.
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Below, the videos I've seen so far. More as they come in.
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