Apple Records Biggest Quarterly Profit in Entire History of Capitalism
Banked a £12bn profit thanks to all the people still wanting iPhones.
Banked a £12bn profit thanks to all the people still wanting iPhones.
It just...bends.
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Apple is now selling contract-free iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in its stores and online. The 16 GB base model iPhone 6 costs £539; the iPhone 6 Plus starts at £619.
We saw a lot of gadgets—perhaps too many—but good or bad, only a select few really mattered.
Ruin/enhance your iPhone 6.
iPhone 6 can handle 4K content with ease, if you can find some and have room among all the photos of your cat.
*World's smallest violin plays a track from U2's latest album*
Sorry, you have to carry on looking after your phone properly. Bummer.
With OS X Yosemite now sliding its way down phone lines and onto Mac computers the world over, Apple's just pushed out the complimentary iOS 8.1 update to iPhones, iPads and iPods.
The reaction to its arrival seems to be "decidedly low-key".
Terry Gou claims that the whole situation is just a "distorted view of reality", one that is "created by competitors".
The iPhone 6 Plus still is the big guy, and non tiny hand-friendly keyboard is going to make the actual hardware heft easier to handle.
Conversion still ahead of Android but Apples certainly not all in one basket.
"Bought on eBay" = the new "found in a bar."
Good? Bad? Resoundingly average?
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