06 July 2008
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Meltdown is shameful for Apple

11/07/08 12:45
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Apple’s meltdown is a classic example of problems that can result from complex systems that have single points of failure. In today’s case, the company appeared to invite disaster by not separating its existing customers from new ones. On Friday morning, Apple executives acknowledged the problem and said the combination of original iPhone users upgrading and new iPhone 3G users trying to complete their activation swamped the company’s servers. Does Apple care? Why should they? After all they are Apple ! Read More...
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Oooops

11/07/08 09:48
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New iPhone gets great reviews

09/07/08 09:34
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And the excitement builds...Reviews for the new iPhone have started to appear all over including the Times and the Wall Street Journal. The verdict? Although some features are still lacking the new iPhone continies to set the standard for cell phones and is a run away winner. Here is a review by Mr Mossberg... Read More...
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Another 2 million Mac's sold

08/07/08 14:45
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Another 2 million Mac’s sold and if you go to any Apple store there is no shortage of people looking into Mac’s. Microsoft meanwhile has responded with a lame advertising campaign to try and get people to upgrade to Vista (talk about beating a dead horse!). In three days the new iPhone goes on sales and even if 1% of people who purchase an iPhone get Mac’s the bump in sales will be huge. How does Apple do this? By simply providing a great product with great execution. Read More...
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