Wednesday, October 20, 2010

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Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs spoke of a claim for the iPad within a special event at Apple in Cupertino, California headquarters. PHOTO: REUTERS

Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs made offensive Monday after a rare disappointment in the sale by the manufacturer of iPad sent shares tumbling, but even his biting words failed to reverse the sense of the market.

Jobs, which did not address the investors on a compensation for a period of time, call spread competitors Google Inc. and Research in motion and dismissed the Beach come from smaller tablets by rival Apple.

"The current culture of 7-inch tablet will be DOA, dead on arrival" jobs told analysts during the Conference call.

"Their manufacturers will learn the painful lesson that their shelves are too small and increase the size of next year."

Supply and production bottlenecks preserved iPads, who have a 9.7-inch touch screen shelves and buyers waiting weeks sometimes to their gadget.

Although 4.19 million sold in exercise iPads fourth quarter fell from target Wall Street about 5 million inhabitants, analysts said sales should ramp up for the holiday quarter as Apple solves the couplings of the supply.

Gross margins fell from target, as iPads, whose profit margin is lower than that of the iPhone, consisting of a higher proportion of sales of Apple investors .the expecting more of a society which had shattered Wall Street targets in each of the eight recent trimestres.Les gross margins of the financial quarter came to 36.9% below average forecast of Wall Street by 38.2%.

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There was however no disappointment .Apple iPhone sales sold 14.1 million smartphones, a gain of 91 for one hundred and better than expected on Wall Street.The company said demand still exceeds the supply.

Monday Apple reported record quarterly revenue directed by blockbuster in its latest generation iPhone sales and took shots at Google and Research In Motion rival.

California-based company reported that its net income in the quarter ending September 25 climbed 70% 4,31 billion on sales of computers, Macintosh, iPhone and iPads unprecedented.

"We are blown to report more than 20 billion revenue and more than four billion in profits after taxes - two records record for Apple," said Steve Jobs CEO of Apple.

Apple reported record revenues of 20.34 billion in the fourth quarter of its fiscal year 12,21 billion square there is an an.Apple said it has sold 3.89 million during the quarter, Macintosh computers 27 percent from a year earlier, this is 14.1 million, 91 per cent of a year ago, and millions of 4.19 iPads, 3.3 million in the previous quarter.

Apple said it sold iPod 9.05 million during the quarter, down 11% from a year ago.

Jobs said during a call to gains as "easily" winning iPhone BlackBerry and that he did not see the handsets made by research focused on the Canada catch-up soon moving.

He then took aim at Google and its Android software for phones mobiles.emplois minimized claims that approximately 200,000 mobile devices Android are activated on a daily basis, saying that daily activations for gadgets Apple was an average of 275,000 in the past 30 days.

"We are confident that our approach will prevail on the fragmented approach to Google," said jobs.

While Android touts as "open" software that combines makers can craft devices as they wish, "closed" approach allows Apple control hardware for software quality.

"Closed approach allows Apple to make products that they believe the best customer experience", said NPD analyst Ross Rubin.

"The success that they have valid market that many customers believe it is true.

Jobs argued that the array of putting spins customized software Android smartphone manufacturers will be "a mess" for users and managers of the application.

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