Apple iPhone bude generovat cca 50% zisk

Apple inc. počítá předběžně s zhruba 50% zikem při prodeji iPhone mobilu viz. dle analýzy níže

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iPhone is defining a new consumer category

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Sitting here in the Bloghaus with a few Nokia bloggers. They are slamming the iPhone. Can't expand memory. Can't update battery. Closed software environment. Two years of "selling your soul to Cingular." Glass keyboard sans tactile feedback. Scoble says iPhone OSX is as much OSX as WinMobile is Vista. Scoble also points out that it's vaporware, and a lot can change between slideware and the reality of manufacturing.
I'm sure they are all correct.
And it doesn't matter.
The iPhone will overcome these limitations.
Think of it as a statement of intent: Apple is ... more
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Apple with iPod and iPhone is today but…
Some years ago people were asking: what is Voip?
VoIP can turn a standard Internet connection into a way to place free phone calls. The practical upshot of this is that by using some of the free VoIP software that is available to make Internet phone calls, you are bypassing the phone company (and its charges) entirely.
In 2005 people start asking: what is Skype™?
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iPhone-style Launcher for the Treo

iPhone-style Launcher for the Treo

If you own a Treo and want an iPhone you now have the option to try the opening launch screen with iPhone 0.2 (aka iPhony). It's just a launcher and doesn't change the underlying apps, but it provides the chance to experiment with the new phone. So there is now a software more

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Cisco lost iPhone trademark last year (probably)

If you're following the Cisco v. Apple drama you'll be interested in this. As reported in Ed Burnette's excellent Software, gadgets and games blog Cisco may have lost the iPhone trademark when it was apparently abandoned in late 2005/early 2006 because ... more



Cisco lost rights to iPhone trademark last year, experts say
An investigation into the ongoing trademark dispute between Cisco and Apple over the name "iPhone" appears to show that Cisco does not own the mark as claimed in their recent lawsuit. This is based on publicly available information from the US Patent and Trademark office, as well as public reviews of Cisco products over the ... more



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Just got back home tonight after my week in San Francisco, and found ANOTHER several dozen questions about the iPhone waiting on this blog’s comments area!
I promise that this blog isn’t going to become “all iPhone, all the time”–but I’ve read through your comments and compiled this second list of Q’s and A’s.
First, though, a clarification on my earlier post…
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Apple iPhone MacWorld 2007

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Apple, Cisco gird for battle over iPhone Trademark dispute leads to lawsuit between Silicon Valley titans

Ellen Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, January 12, 2007

Apple Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs made a daring, calculated move when he strode onto the stage Tuesday to introduce the iPhone.
Just a week before, the Cupertino technology company's attorneys had been negotiating with their counterparts at Cisco Systems to secure the right to the iPhone trademark, which Cisco has held since June 2000 and uses on the mobile and cordless Internet phones it introduced last month.
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SAN FRANCISCO, California (Reuters) --
Cisco Systems Inc. on Wednesday sued Apple Inc. over its use of the iPhone trademark, a day after Apple shook up the cell-phone market by unveiling its sleek mobile phone using the name claimed by Cisco.
Shares of Apple, which are volatile, initially fell 1.3 percent in after-hours trade following the announcement, and then pared the loss to less than half a percent.
Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs debuted the long-rumored iPhone at the start of Apple's annual Macworld conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, and both companies had said a deal on the 'iPhone' name was near.
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iPhone is about a new age of communications, with voice applications at the core. An age that is about more than just dialing a phone number and waiting to see if someone on the other end answers. Devices in this new age are expected to deliver more than just a connection to friends, loved ones, and colleagues. They now must deliver on the promise of particular types of content tailored to your specific needs.
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Apple Announces 'iPhone' Mobile Communications Device

... “iPhone is a revolutionary and magical product that is literally five years ahead of any other mobile phone,” Jobs said in an official announcement from Apple Tuesday, following his keynote

In essence, Apple’s iPhone is a smartphone and mini computer (running OS X) with a 160ppi resolution, 3.5-inch touchscreen. Synching to a desktop computer—for multimedia and other data—will be managed through iTunes.

There are no buttons on the device Jobs demoed at Macworld—rather, the user’s finger serves as a sophisticated stylus, using a new technology called Multi-Touch. Multi-Touch solves the problem, Jobs said, of buttons fixed in place on mobile phones, which serve a purpose but nonetheless at times get in the way.

“We are all born with the ultimate pointing device -- our fingers -- and iPhone uses them to create the most revolutionary user interface since the mouse,” Jobs said in a statement.
For service to go with iPhone, Apple has entered into an exclusive partnership with Cingular (News - Alert). iPhone, a GSM and EDGE-capable device with WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0 functionality, will be available starting in June, after Apple gets FCC approval.

iPhone is for more than just talking, though—it best falls into the “smartphone” category in that users can surf the Web and perform messaging tasks using the device. Google (News - Alert) search and maps, along with Yahoo search and IMAP e-mail services, are built in.

Perhaps significantly, the primary search and e-mail related partnership announced Tuesday by Jobs was with Yahoo, not Google—although Google CEO Eric Schmidt did take the stage briefly to applaud iPhone and indicate that Google is working on a more full-fledged partnership with Apple.

Most industry standard IMAP and POP-based e-mail services will work with iPhone, Apple said Tuesday, including Microsoft Exchange, Apple .Mac Mail, AOL (News - Alert) Mail, and Google Gmail.

In his blog, Block quoted Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang as saying that iPhone’s search and e-mail functionalities, coupled with its other features, makes the device “like BlackBerry (News - Alert) without an Exchange Server.”

iPhone will be available in two models—4-gigabtye for $499 and 8-gigabyte for $599, Associated Press reported Tuesday.

In addition to its other features, the Apple iPhone boasts a built-in, 2-megapixel camera, headset jack, SIM tray, sleep-wake switch, speaker, mic input, and iPod connector. It is 11.6mm (0.46 inch) thick...



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iPhone combines three products — a revolutionary mobile phone, a widescreen iPod with touch controls, and a breakthrough Internet communications device with desktop-class email, web browsing, maps, and searching — into one small and lightweight handheld device. iPhone also introduces an entirely new user interface based on a large multi-touch display and pioneering new software, letting you control everything with just your fingers. So it ushers in an era of software power and sophistication never before seen in a mobile device, completely redefining what you can do on a mobile phone...

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