It seems that once again Apple is negotiating
its way through choppy waters, with all kinds of speculation bouncing
around.
Firstly there was a great deal of optimism
regarding the reported news that the next version of the iPhone is
expected to have a larger screen, this larger screen size is standard
in other Smartphones and Apple has been losing out to Android phones
because of it. Apple are hoping that the larger screen size will
tempt those who moved over to Android back to the iPhone again, this
optimism helped boost the Apple share price bringing a lot of smiles
to the faces of Apple investors.
After all the optimism came the dampener, a new
book written by Yukari Kane has been published and it is all about
Apple. “Haunted Empire: Apple After Steve Jobs” gives a rather
negative slant on the company and its plans, disclosing that Steve
Jobs seemed to be no longer interested in the TV business, reportedly
saying that “TV is a terrible business. They don’t turn over and
the margins suck.” This was not good news for those investors who
had been hoping for Apple to enter the TV business since Steve Jobs
told his biographer, Walter Isaacson, of intentions to do so.
Apple have come out fighting of course and
speaking to CNBC the Apple Chief Executive, Tim Cook, said in a
statement.
“This nonsense belongs
with some of the other books I’ve read about Apple,” Cook told
CNBC. “It fails to capture Apple, Steve, or anyone else in the
company....I am very confident about our future. We’ve always had
many doubters in our history. They only make us stronger.”
So we watch and wait, it will be interesting to
see how the release of the larger screen iPhone will affect the
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