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This is the Blog of a guy who retired from a major financial institution in technology. I chose the title "Cold Fusion Guy" because I love programming in Cold Fusion
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Neither? Apple is in a position of reliance on a couple of core products that people either love or hate, and their competitors are often cheaper for about the same thing. IBM is really counting on a narrow range of products, too, but without the entrepreneurial culture of Apple. Apple if I must buy, but really, I'm with Warren Buffett; neither until I understand why I should buy.
ReplyDeleteI sense there is a bit of pent up demand for the new Iphone. In my own family, mine was nearly 4 yrs old, my sister's the same, and my son is still on a 5.
ReplyDeletePeople who have Apple get accustomed to the Apple "Universe" and how nicely the products work together: like the Mac wit the IPhone.
I'm sure the Android universe is just as robust.
One of my sons is an Apple hater which I think is funny