Monthly Archives: July 2009
  • Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan (heart) Apple

    With Apple (AAPL) set to report quarterly earnings next Tuesday, analysts are dusting off their spreadsheets, taking a second look at the numbers, and making adjustments -- mostly upward.

    On Friday, it was Morgan Stanley and J.P. Morgan Securities' turn.

    The J.P Morgan team, led by Mark Moskowitz, raised most of his Apple estimates, including

    Price target (to $167.50 from $155),
    Q3 earnings estimate (to $1.23 a share from $1.12)
    iPhone unit sales (to 4.34 MORE

    - Jul 17, 2009 8:31 AM ET
  • What's next for Google's Android chief

    Mobile platforms VP Andy Rubin talks about Android, Chrome, and the smartphone.

    The second Google (GOOG) phone in the U.S. had a showcase event last week in San Francisco, and afterward I sat down with Andy Rubin, vice president of mobile platforms at Google.

    Rubin believes Google helps consumers

    I asked him about Google's vision for the Android smartphone operating system, whether the search giant is sending mixed messages by promoting both MORE

    - Jul 17, 2009 8:00 AM ET
  • Get a (new) job: A primer

    What recession? How to land great new tech sector gig -- today.

    By Christopher Lochhead, strategy advisor and former chief marketing officer, Mercury Interactive

    Do you love your work? Are you at a winning company? Are you part of  an ass-kicking team?

    Christopher Lochhead wants your next job to be legendary

    Does your company have a real technology competitive advantage? Are you making the money you want? Is your  company handling the economic downturn well? MORE

    Jul 17, 2009 8:00 AM ET
  • Apple plays softball with Palm

    As you may have heard, Apple (AAPL) on Wednesday pulled the plug on a much-hyped feature of the Palm Pre: its ability to sync seamlessly with iTunes.

    On Thursday Palm's (PALM) shares took a nosedive, falling 7.4% in early trading from Wednesday's high as the rest of the market was enjoying a midsummer bull run.

    But by the end of the trading day, Palm was back where it started Wednesday, no worse MORE

    - Jul 17, 2009 7:24 AM ET
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  • Will IBM and Google keep the tech rally going?

    more about "CNBC IBM Google", posted with vodpod

    On The Kudlow Report on CNBC, Jon Fortt discusses whether the tech rally still has legs.

    - Jul 16, 2009 8:23 PM ET
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  • Cisco Continues Layoffs

    About 1% of global workforce affected

    Cisco Systems (CSCO) on Thursday continued trimming its workforce at its San Jose, CA, headquarters. Sources close to the company say between 600 and 700 employees at the networking giant received layoff notices. "This limited restructuring is part of our ongoing, targeted realignment of resources and was previously discussed on our fiscal second and third quarter 2009 earnings calls," a statement issued by Cisco reads. MORE

    - Jul 16, 2009 4:03 PM ET
  • Part plane, part sub -- totally cool

    For a mere $1.5 million, you can unleash your inner submariner

    If you have been wondering why anybody would want a submarine, here's the answer: Because slipping under the ocean surface at the speed of a cruising grey whale is one of the coolest things you'll EVER do.

    Of course, getting your submariner card punched isn't such an easy thing. The sub world is broken down into two rarefied fleets. There MORE

    - Jul 16, 2009 12:29 PM ET
  • The chip company that dares to battle Intel

    Warren East, chief executive of ARM, holds up an HTC Touch Diamond2

    It's 9:30 A.M. on a Friday in Cambridge, England, and ARM CEO Warren East looks annoyed. Bloomberg has just reported that UBS has downgraded his company's stock to a sell. The news is plausible, since ARM (which used to stand for Advanced RISC Machine) depends on the troubled cellphone market. But it turns out that Bloomberg simply got MORE

    - Jul 16, 2009 11:00 AM ET
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    - Jul 16, 2009 10:01 AM ET
  • Mac shipments up and down in competing surveys

    It's numbers like these that make you wonder what exactly Gartner and IDC are measuring.

    In competing reports issued Wednesday afternoon, the two leading PC market research firms reported domestic Mac shipments for the second quarter of 2009 that differed by more than 200,000 units.

    Gartner reported Apple (AAPL) shipping 1.422 million Macs in the U.S., a 2.5% increase over Q2 2008 in a quarter that saw overall PC shipments in the MORE

    - Jul 16, 2009 9:12 AM ET
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