NPD: Forget the iPhone, Mac shipments are up
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Blog: Apple's market share in the PC industry jumped a couple of points in May, although the numbers exclude Dell's total shipments.
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Looking at the data collected in their latest PC buying survey, ChangeWave paints a picture of âextraordinary momentumâ for the Mac. âNot only do new Mac buyers report sky high satisfaction with their desktops and laptops, but planned Apple purchases for the next 90 days also look exceptionally robust,â report Jim Woods and Paul Carton . In fact, 24% of survey respondents say that Leopard âhas made them more likely to buy a Mac in the future.â
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Remember a couple of weeks ago when Steve Jobs took the stage and announced a $200 cheaper iPhone. That was pretty bad. And an iPhone that's just an iPod. Who needs that! The new Nano sure is cute, but cute insn't enough. I have a 1.5 year old 60GB video iPod that still works (sorry Steve) and I never use the video, so the $300 I have burning a hole in my pocket for my monthly Apple impulse buy (above and beyond the new Mini I bought last week) is going to (drum roll please) Nokia!  Yup, my next iPod/iPhone-alike thingy isn't even from Apple and it runs Linux, and comes highly recommended by geeks everywhere. I just put in the order on Amazon, I'll let you know how cool it is in a few days.  PS: This is my way of thanking Ben Bernanke for the huge windfall I got in the stock market yesterday and today. I think the 1/2 percent drop in interest rates is supposed to make us go out and buy stuff to stimulate the economy. Just doing my part Uncle Ben!
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Forget pushing the envelope: Apple is likely to take it easy on its allegedly forthcoming phone, an analyst predicts. In Gear Factor.
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Apple reported strong earnings for its fourth quarter on Monday, boosted by record Macintosh computer sales and the shipment of 1.12 million iPhones.
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While it doesn't match the hysteria of iPhone Day, hundreds of people still turn out to wait hours in line for the newest version of Mac OS X--even though they could have preordered a copy weeks ago.
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Carlos Del Castillo, IT manager at Cell Signaling Technology, drove the effort to move the company to Macs. Now &#147;no one worries about the system anymore,&#148; he says. &#147;They&#146;re concentrating on their work, using the Mac as a tool rather than as a computer.&#148; Also, check out Why Mac for Science and other new features on the Science site.  [Nov 04]
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Although the iPhone seemed to overshadow all other Apple news, there was more--including the release of Leopard and more competition for iTunes.
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The newest version of Mac OS X went on sale Friday night, and while it didn't match the hysteria of iPhone Day, hundreds of people still turned out to wait hours in line even though they could preordered a copy weeks ago.
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Think Secret, &quot;through highly reliable sources&quot;, has confirmed that this week in January Apple will unveil a $499 Mac designed to attract consumers already enamored of its iPod
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Data reveals strong demand for Apple&#39;s iMac G5 and iPod products as the holiday shopping season kicks off. PowerBooks and eMacs are approaching the end of their life cycle, recent Apple inventory data has revealed.
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There's little reason to doubt that Apple will crush its numbers.
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Blog: I understand 5.6 percent is not too significant, and the nation's top vendors are releasing Windows systems, but Apple's rise in market share has been unprecedented.
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The line between consumer and pro in Apple inc.'s hardware lineup can be a blurry one, says columnist Seth Weintraub. But that can be good for companies that may be eying Mac hardware for their users.
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LOS ANGELES  - It's back to the Mac this week. During a record-setting 2007, Apple (AAPL) rewrote its history with the success of the iPhone and continuing strong sales of the iPod line. This week, the company is expected to turn the focus to its roots: computers.
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The new iMac, whose basic model is priced at $1,299 in the United States, is set to ship worldwide in mid-September, Schiller said.
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When Apple's iPhone went on sale late last month, there were no doubt more than a few CEO or C-level execs in line. Now they want their new toy to work with their corporate network. What's a sysadmin to do? Seth Weintraub offers some ideas.