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Tag Archives: iPhone
COTD: Working Hours To Buy iPhone
The World Economic Forum reports, How many hours must you work to buy a new iPhone? It varies dramatically around the world, reflecting disparities in productivity and purchasing power. According to a 2015 report by UBS that aims to measure … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Charts, Uncategorized
Tagged affordability, iPhone, Number of Hours Worked, Technology
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Nonlinear Thinking: Sixth-Grade iApp Developer
This is amazing. Exactly what the world needs more of. Click here for more on Thomas’ background. (click here if video is not observable)
Posted in Demographics, Economics, Technology
Tagged IPad, iPhone, Sixth-Grade iApp Developer
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Nonlinear Thinking: iPhone Can Detect Blood Disorders
The legacy of Steve Jobs will live long and reach wide. It’s amazing to think the transformation his vision and technological genius had, is having, and will continue to have on the global economy and society at large. What a … Continue reading
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Tagged Blood Disorder, iPhone, Medical Apps, Steve Jobs
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Apple Ups iPhone Orders; SAC & Greenlight Buy More Shares
Digitimes reports, Apple has upward adjusted the total order volume for iPhones, consisting of iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4 CDMA and iPhone 5, for the second half of 2011 by 12-13%, from 50 million units originally estimated at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, David Einhorn, Greenlight Capital, iPhone, SAC, Steve Cohen
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Apple Ups 1Q’11 iPhone Shipment Target
Taiwan’s Digitmes, a must read and the best source for supply chain news, reports, Apple has raised the global shipment goal for its iPhones for first-quarter 2011 from 19 million units originally to 20-21 million units, according to sources with … Continue reading