Re: Stupid Apple better be dead like Jobs simple problem in iPhone 4S still failed to
Apple is a gone case laughingstock already lah. It is the extreme already. How can a product be sold when quality is so poor and service is so terrible. Never get sued by millions of customers is a miracle. IDA should ban this fucked up product. I think Isreal banned iPad and confiscated them all at airport baggage scan. IDA should make Apple Inc pay fine for compromise consumers' rights.
USA consumers rights is dual standard also. They made Nissan & Toyota & Korean cars etc recall millions of cars for very minor faults. Apple iPhone so fucked up like this never order a recall. What are the courts doing? Judges got bribed? Should rule that Apple Inc pay back consumers and replace immediately with properly working phones FOC.
KNN!
Are you being funny or are you just stupid? 125 million iphones sold vs your lunatic rantings. #1 company in world for good reason, idiot.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-...nkruptcy-to-become-most-valuable-company.html
Apple Overtakes Exxon Becoming World’s Most Valuable Company
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By Adam Satariano - Aug 10, 2011 4:33 PM ET
Apple Inc. (AAPL) surpassed Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) to seize the title of world’s most valuable company, as investor confidence in high-tech growth prospects exceeded faith in the oil industry’s gushing profits.
While both companies declined today, Exxon fell more, leaving it with a market value of $330.8 billion, compared with $337.2 billion for Apple at the close of U.S. markets. Yesterday was the first time Apple passed Exxon in intraday trading.
The showdown with Exxon follows Apple’s 14-year transformation from a personal-computer also-ran into a seller of everything from smartphones to digital music. Apple has already eclipsed Microsoft Corp. (MSFT), International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) and Intel Corp. (INTC), whose dominance of the technology industry in the 1990s helped nudge Apple to the fringes of the PC market.
“The Apple of today is different from the Apple of even a few years ago,” Shaw Wu, an analyst at Sterne Agee & Leach, said in an interview. “People who buy Apple tend to buy big and get your friends and family to do it as well. There’s nothing else like that.”
The shares have climbed 13 percent this year, fueled by sales of the iPad and iPhone, and a burgeoning business in China. Apple fell 2.3 percent to $363.69 at 4 p.m. New York time on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Shares of Irving, Texas-based Exxon declined 4.4 percent to $68.03 on the New York Stock Exchange.