Philip Elmer-DeWitt
Philip Elmer-DeWitt has been covering Apple since 1983 — mostly for Time Magazine (28 years), later for Fortune (9 years), where he wrote a daily blog called Apple 2.0.
Lastest Stories by Philip Elmer-DeWitt
Huawei’s smartphone shipments could decline by eight to 10 million a month, Kuo estimates.
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WWDC is the cruelest event.
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Gurman had the goods, Tong made the YouTube.
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In a word: HSBC.
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Personal Technology columnist David Pierce has seen the future of television and it doesn't work.
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Why Jony Ive sweated the details and Tim Cook spared no expense.
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About those rainbow arches that frame Apple's inner-spaceship stage...
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From Peter Flaherty's "Tim Cook is not 'Political,' just arrogant," posted Thursday on Townhall.com.
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No business is good if it is static
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Sacconaghi can argue it round or flat.
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Wamsi Mohan led a team of analysts who took a deep look at the cost if moving Apple's manufacturing out of China.
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So say Gene Munster and Apple. But they've been wrong before.
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First China retaliates. Then the Supreme Court rules. What else can go wrong for Apple today? My take: I wouldn’t presume to call a bottom. But…
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It is sneaky. And it will be welcomed by those watching Apple’s bottom line.
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What this means immediately is that Pepper's suit can proceed. Whether he can win is another matter.
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