Zeuslax wrote:Some of you may have seen this already.
http://www.willitblend.com/videos.aspx? ... deo=iphone
Pulverized that thing.....looks like gunpowder.
That's the most ridiculous website I have ever seen
Zeuslax wrote:Some of you may have seen this already.
http://www.willitblend.com/videos.aspx? ... deo=iphone
Pulverized that thing.....looks like gunpowder.
uwec_attack wrote:Zeuslax wrote:Some of you may have seen this already.
http://www.willitblend.com/videos.aspx? ... deo=iphone
Pulverized that thing.....looks like gunpowder.
That's the most ridiculous website I have ever seen
NEW YORK - Shares of Apple Inc. fell sharply Tuesday after AT&T Inc. issued initial subscriber numbers for customers of Apple’s iPhone that were below analyst estimates.
Shares of Apple fell sharply on the Nasdaq market after AT&T, the exclusive service provider for iPhone, said it signed up 146,000 iPhone customers as subscribers in the first two days of iPhone sales, well below analyst estimates for sales.
Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves said that while iPhone sales figures for coming months would be more telling than the first few days, AT&T’s number had disappointed investors as some analysts estimated sales “north of 500,000.”
laxfan25 wrote:I guess the prediction of 500,000 sales was a little bit off...NEW YORK - Shares of Apple Inc. fell sharply Tuesday after AT&T Inc. issued initial subscriber numbers for customers of Apple’s iPhone that were below analyst estimates.
Shares of Apple fell sharply on the Nasdaq market after AT&T, the exclusive service provider for iPhone, said it signed up 146,000 iPhone customers as subscribers in the first two days of iPhone sales, well below analyst estimates for sales.
Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves said that while iPhone sales figures for coming months would be more telling than the first few days, AT&T’s number had disappointed investors as some analysts estimated sales “north of 500,000.”
laxfan25 wrote:I guess the prediction of 500,000 sales was a little bit off...NEW YORK - Shares of Apple Inc. fell sharply Tuesday after AT&T Inc. issued initial subscriber numbers for customers of Apple’s iPhone that were below analyst estimates.
Shares of Apple fell sharply on the Nasdaq market after AT&T, the exclusive service provider for iPhone, said it signed up 146,000 iPhone customers as subscribers in the first two days of iPhone sales, well below analyst estimates for sales.
Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves said that while iPhone sales figures for coming months would be more telling than the first few days, AT&T’s number had disappointed investors as some analysts estimated sales “north of 500,000.”
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