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Apple's Shares Are Approaching A Bottom Apple stock plunges 12% Apple stock slide on growth worries Can Apple’s Stock Recover Without Steve Jobs? This and similar headlines are screaming off our tablet and PC screens. The company, which has just reported the largest revenue per quarter, has seen its stock devalued over night, effectively whipping off $50 billion in market value! What is wrong with this picture? Before we attempt to answer this perplexing question let me remind you that Apple generated more revenue in one quarter than Google ( GOOG ) did in all of 2012 . As a matter of fact, Apple is getting close to generating as much revenue in one quarter as Microsoft ( MSFT ) does in an entire year. Even more daunting is the fact that Apple made over a billion dollars in profit a week for the first time ever. Profit is the money you get to keep. Or, to look at it another way, Apple generated as much profit in two weeks as Google did in their entire l

With Apple's stock down 25% since its peak, industry watchers and stock market analysts are beginning to pose this almost unimaginable question. Of course, Apple is still a fabulously successful company. They remain the most valuable and profitable corporation in the world. Apple's design, manufacturing and distribution capabilities are the envy of consumer product companies. Their innovation, marketing and merchandising prowess is legendary. Any ripple in Apple's skyrocketing success can be a catalyst for Apple watchers to question Apple's future. Analyst predicts Apple's 2013 product lineup, includes new iPad mini, iPhone 5S

             Microsoft has made a name for itself as a company by continually meeting the technological needs of the masses by regularly releasing new software, operating systems and peripherals that provide intuitive function and ease of use. From its very beginnings in the early 1980s, the Windows interface has come to be beloved by users of PCs for its ability to be customized and utilized by novices and tech experts alike. Windows has continued to evolve, and since the advent of Windows 95 in 1995, the operating system has become a household mainstay for those who choose to use PCs for their home computing needs. PC titans eyeing tablet makers to regain customers In our technology driven society, having a computer with access to the Internet is no longer an option as much as it is a necessity. So much necessary information is stored online that having no access to the Internet at home is a massive inconvenience and a setback. Adults need computers to do wo

Given the speed of technological advancements and a slew of new mobile phones hitting the market every week it is no wonder the virtual wars of 'who is the best' among blogger and commentators are raging more then ever.   Some light on which brand customers like the best can be found in  a report from last week by Toni Sacconaghi, a Bernstein Research analyst : 95% of current iPhone users in Europe and North America plan on repurchasing an iPhone now, and 85% of iPad customers plan on repurchasing another iPad some time down the line as well. Bernstein Research also surveyed other smartphone users and found that 75% of Android users plan to repurchase another   Android device, 58% of BlackBerry users plan on doing similarly, while just 37% of Windows phone owners intend on sticking with the platform. At the bottom of the list is now almost obsolete Symbian.  Popularity of mobile platforms Mobile OS comparison: Windows Phone 8 vs iOS 6.0 vs Android 4.1

According to "preliminary information on certain aspects" of the company's fiscal fourth-quarter performance, Nokia estimates that its Devices & Services division has "exceeded expectations and achieved underlying profitability" in the last quarter. It attributes this achievement to its mobile phone business unit and Lumia phone portfolio, in particular, which delivered better-than-expected results. Nokia adds that lower operating expenses helped the situation as well.

In this speedily evolving world of information technology, it is becoming essential for almost all business organizations to have an impressive symbolical online presence. This revolution has entire changed the mindset of traditional customers. Nowadays, consumers neither prefer purchasing their needful products from local shops nor search local vendors to take services. Relatively, they take the comfortable way of internet for sufficing their ongoing needs. This is a groundbreaking change in global business dynamics.