Galaxy S4: 10M in 4 weeks. iPhone 5: 5M in 3 days.

• Is Apple's iPhone really 'dead in the water'?

  Business Insider, for reasons of its own, would have you think so.

  FORTUNE -- Business Insider's Jay Yarow took some heat on Twitter Tuesday for the chart (at right) that he ran under the headline The iPhone's Market Share Is Dead In The Water.

  His numbers, taken from the latest Gartner press release, were accurate enough, as far as they went.

  There's no question that Android's share of the world smartphone market is MORE

  Philip Elmer-DeWitt - May 14, 2013 7:32 PM ET
  Posted in: Android, Apple, Business Insider, Gartner, iPhone, Samsung

• The S&P 500 with and without Apple: Round 2

  The picture is even more striking than it was a month ago

  In February, Jonathan Golub at UBS started a new fashion on the Street by publishing two versions of his regular quarterly forecast: one for the S&P 500, and another for what he called the "S&P 500 ex-Apple."

  Strategists at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Barclays and Wells Fargo soon followed suit.

  In Golub's February calculation, the S&P 500's Q1 2012 earnings were on MORE

  Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Mar 25, 2012 6:21 PM ET
  Posted in: Apple, Asymco, Barclays Capital, Business Insider, Dan Sanborn, Horace Dediu, Ned Davis Research, S&P 500, The Critical Path, UBS, Wall Street Journal

• Android vs. iPhone: Hare and tortoise?

  Google's U.S. market share continues to grow against Apple, but at a much slower pace

  "In case you needed more proof that Android is walloping iOS," writes Steve Kovach in Thursday's Business Insider, "ComScore's three-month report on mobile subscribers (ending in November) is out."

  He points out, as others have, that Apple's (AAPL) smartphone market share grew a bit, from 27.3% to 28.7% over the past three months. But, he writes, "Google's Android platform is MORE

  Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Dec 30, 2011 6:42 AM ET
  Posted in: Android, Apple, Business Insider, comScore, Google, iOS, marketshare, Mobile, smartphone

• Apple: The most undervalued large cap stock in the S&P 500

  A blogger-analyst highlights the growing gap between its earnings and its stock price

  "In just four-years," writes Andy Zaky in a passionately worded post published Sunday on his Bullish Cross blog, "Apple's earnings have grown 600% to $27.68, and its revenue skyrocketed 341% to $108.2 billion. That's the most explosive 4-year growth rate of any large-cap company on the entire S&P 500."

  Yet Apple's (AAPL) shares closed last week at $363.57 with a MORE

  Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Nov 28, 2011 7:15 AM ET
  Posted in: Andy Zaky, Apple, Bullish Cross, Business Insider, CNBC, Earnings growth, P/E ratio, Steve Jobs

• A typical day on the Apple beat

  50 stories about a rumor, followed by 20 stories about a report that the rumor is untrue

  Late Thursday night, the Apple (AAPL) rumor site called, appropriately enough, MacRumors, picked up a Japanese report that the company had scheduled a special event on Wednesday Sept. 7. Could this be the launch of the long-awaited iPhone 5?

  By Friday morning, MacRumors' report was the lead item on Techmeme, the online news aggregator that MORE

  Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Aug 12, 2011 6:45 PM ET
  Posted in: Apple, Business Insider, iPhone, iPhone 5, Jay Yarrow, Jim Dalrymple, MacRumors, Media event, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Techmeme, The Loop, The Politico

• The U.S. Treasury has less cash on hand than Apple Inc.

  How the world's richest nation and the most valuable tech company stack up

  Unless the debt ceiling is raised by Tuesday Aug. 2, the White House keeps reminding us, the U.S. government will no longer be able to pay its bills.

  But the U.S. Treasury is already running low. Its closing balance as of Wednesday, July 27, was $73.768 billion.

  To put that in perspective, Apple (AAPL) most recent earning statement shows that it was MORE

  Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Jul 29, 2011 6:38 AM ET
  Posted in: Apple, Business Insider, Cash, CNBC, Debt ceiling, government, Marketable securities, The Atlantic, U.S. Treasury, United States Department of the Treasury, White House

• Today in Tech: Apple backpedals on in-app subscription rules

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  "Apple created Android, or at least it created the conditions necessary to create Android. People decided they could not play in the Apple way, and they had to do something else. Then Google stepped in there and created Android… and others jumped on the Android train." -- Nokia MORE

  JP Mangalindan, Writer - Jun 9, 2011 10:29 AM ET
  Posted in: Android, Apple, appstore, Business Insider, Google, iPad, MacRumors, mocoNews.net, Stephen Elop, Subscription business model, TechCrunch

• Two ways to slice Apple: Henry Blodget vs. Horace Dediu

  Their contrasting views help explain why Apple's share price is falling while its prospects rise

  Business Insider's Henry Blodget and Asymco's Horace Dediu both watched Steve Jobs' keynote address Monday and both talked about it on Tuesday -- Blodget for 5 minutes on Yahoo Breakout, Dediu for 56 minutes on the debut of his Critical Path podcast on Dan Benjamin's 5by5 network.

  Blodget's take: No new iPhone. The iCloud, big whoop. Steve MORE

  Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Jun 8, 2011 10:40 AM ET
  Posted in: 5by5, Apple, Asymco, Business Insider, Dan Benjamin, Henry Blodget, Horace Dediu, iCloud, iPhone, Mobile, Steve Jobs, Tablets, Wall Street

• Today in Tech: Windows 8 teaser

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  * Microsoft teased Windows 8 yesterday at All Things D's D9 conference, unveiling a versatile user interface heavily inspired by its Windows Phone 7 platform. While users will be able to access the classic Windows desktop experience they'll also experience the Start screen above, which presents users' apps MORE

  JP Mangalindan, Writer - Jun 2, 2011 10:24 AM ET
  Posted in: All Things Digital, Bloomberg Businessweek, Business Insider, Google, History of Microsoft Windows, Jack Dorsey, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, operating system, Stephen Elop, User interface, Windows, Windows 8, Windows Phone 7