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A bit trigger-happy to publish this just a few days ahead of Apple's annual developer conference. The article would have more merit after WWDC. Anyway, Apple i
by yreg 2y ago
A bit trigger-happy to publish this just a few days ahead of Apple's annual developer conference. The article would have more merit after WWDC.
Anyway, Apple is rarely the first mover in a given technology space, so I wouldn't be too concerned yet.
- passwordoops 2y agoI believe this is what they call a plant. Could be someone wants AAPL to drop a tad more to gain a few more points after the inevitable WWDC bump, or they want to push NVDIA/MSFT further up
- jjtheblunt 2y agoPerhaps published before WWDC because expected to be a stale article within days?
- dylan604 2y agoIt seems to be all the rage. On June 2, Space.com released an article talking about Boeing's Starliner's successful launch and a link to the live stream of the docking with the ISS. After the launch was scrubbed, someone forgot to check their pre-scheduled releases. It's all just examples of how poor the publishing industry has become