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At Apple, It's One Step Forward... Every time Steve Jobs & Co. appears to have things going its way, something -- like a PC industry stuck in a slump -- seems to slow it down A Good Time to Pick Apple's Stock? While several factors are weighing down the company's financial performance these days, many others could provide a nice lift Mac's Slipping Class Rank Apple is losing ground to more enterprise-friendly Windows PCs in the critical education market. If that continues, watch out iPod: A Seed for Growth? Now that Apple's snazzy digital music player works with Windows, it could open new doors into consumer electronics. It won't be easy though OS X: Yea or Nay? Reader Survey Results: Yea, yea, yea -- and hardly any nays as our readers overwhelmingly say they're upgrading to Apple's new operating system | |
 FROM BYTE OF THE APPLE What Mac Fans Want from Microsoft Apple users share their thoughts on Redmond's inflated prices, buggy software, and the odd symbiosis that keeps Macs viable (8/21/02) How OS X Could Rescue the PC Biz Apple's new operating system should inspire developers -- both Mac and Windows -- to renew their quest for gotta-have innovations (7/10/02) What's Spoiling Apple's Summer The PC slump is starting to weigh heavily on Jobs & Co. also. One savior could be the new oomph in Apple's low-end lineup (6/12/02) Where Apple Doesn't Always Play Nice Its penchant for adding "imitations" of third-party software into its operating system is alienating some folks it should be courting (5/22/02) More from BYTE OF THE APPLE | |
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