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A lot of people know the name Apple, but don t know what it stands for, O Toole says. We are going to get reps out on the road and into business premises to show people what Apple can do, especially the untapped market in Blenheim. Tell them it s a whole package with after sales service. The new marketing strategy will see the recruitment of a new salesman. There will be cold calling on businesses, as well as adverts in the local paper and other print media.

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Apple reported another record quarter yesterday, posting impressive numbers once again. But with expectations running even higher (not to mention a stock market getting bruised by fears of a recession), investors sent AAPL shares tumbling. Once again, Apple shipped the most Macs ever in one quarter: 2.32 million, 7 percent increase over the previous quarter and a 38 percent increase year-over year.

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Last week we had CES and this week we re treated to Macworld . While CES did introduce some interesting products (see our Best of CES 2008 , I can t help but be more impressed with what s coming out of just one company: Apple. Here s what impresses me most: iPhone updates: The company continues to update its iPhone effortlessly while every other phone manufacturer has to convince operators to roll out the latest version for them.

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JAN. 16 | While the U.S. stock markets experienced a broad sell-off Tuesday, Blockbuster fell particular far, dropping 17%, which had more to do with an announcement in Silicon Valley than Citigroup’s record $18 billion write-down. Apple CEO Steve Jobs had just unveiled a movie rental service on iTunes and a new Apple TV device that would allow users to watch rented movies on iPods as well as on their living room HDTVs.

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Australians now have another reason to lookout for the iPhone when, and if, it touches down here in 2008. Apple adding another string to the iPhone’s bow, with owners now having the ability to GPS-less tracking. The GPS-style feature comes as part of the new free 1.1.3 iPhone software update and was announced today at the US Macworld event by Steve Jobs.

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Apple Inc. (AAPL) opened at $165.11. So far today the stock has hit a low of $163.72 and a high of $169.01. AAPL is now trading at $161.77, down 7.27 (-4.30%%). After hitting a one-year low of $82.86 in February, the stock hit a one-year high of $202.96 in December. AAPL shares are trading lower today.

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Get news updates delivered by email ‘“ Get our newsletter Keep up-to-date by adding our feed to Google Reader or Homepage Share and Enjoy: Readers can share and discover new web pages with these icons that link to social bookmarking sites. Write Your Comment Like this post? Subscribe to Our RSS feed! Comments 1 Comment January 16th, 2008 | 1:30 am Balfour The MacBook Air is great but its problems and drawbacks stem from Apple s struggle to force this in between the MacBook and MacBook Pro.

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The computer will run anywhere there is a wireless network. The only thing that is not thin about the Air is the price. Apple enthusiasts expect to pay more than their PC counterparts, and this is no exception. Apple priced their new air at $1,799. The company says the new ‘њAir’ќ will be available in two weeks.

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Reg Hardware В» News В» Mac Apple fans hope keynote holds news of sub-notebook 13 comments By Scott Snowden[More by this author] 13th January 2008 20:14″GMT Updated So, CES packs up for another year and everyone takes a break from the full-on, week-long frenzy. However, another big event is about to steal the spotlight as Apple is expected to announce an ultra-slim laptop at its annual show on Tuesday.

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Apple is the producer of the world s most-sold MP3 Player, the iPod and launched the iTunes Music Store, a online music store, on April 28, 2003. The store was renamed to iTunes Store in 2006, as Apple began selling other media apart from music, such as feature-length movies. Since its launch the store has sold more than 3 billion songs.

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