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moakleaf
13y ago
They report # of phones sold for each quarter, so not much point in repeating "sales are up". Reporting stock sensitive information (like "sales are up") should also be done via a formal press release. I think he did the right thing; He tri
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moakleaf
13y ago
Android is not becoming a monopoly... Android's market share is larger than the iPhone, but iPhone's market share is still growing(!), and it is still quite significant. I think a lot of the negative sentiment comes from the fact that peopl
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moakleaf
13y ago
People are actually not super excited about windmills in Denmark either. Noise, vibrations, and view are the problems.
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moakleaf
14y ago
Be careful not to mix sales with reservations and deliveries. Tesla has a backlog of about 15000 vehicles, and it will take them all of 2013 to produce those cars. You can reserve one, but the actual sale will not happen until the car has b
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moakleaf
14y ago
European production in June, and deliveries in July: http://www.teslamotors.com/fr_FR/about/press/releases/tesla-...
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moakleaf
14y ago
Because, for the majority of 2012, Tesla didn't produce the Tesla S. They only started producing 400 cars/week late in the last quarter. So you really cannot use last year's numbers for anything, and therefore last years revenue/income is c
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moakleaf
14y ago
Well... If the profit margin guidance for the next quarters is correct, and they are not hit by anything unexpected, the company should be trading at around 15 P/E by the end of 2013 at the current share price. Which would be great... But t
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moakleaf
14y ago
You can still "track" the bugs you report, but "yes" they can stay open for years. However, if you don't report these bugs Apple will not see them. The forums are not really a convenient place to report software problems. I don't think thei
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moakleaf
14y ago
I think that if the button is faulty it falls under warranty and you should be able to exchange it for a working iPhone 4 for no extra charge. If you have put alcohol in it, you have probably blown whatever warranty you had left. I had a
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moakleaf
14y ago
My relatives' Windows PCs always break and it is always a real pain to fix them. There are also problems on the Macs in the family, but they are generally more wrt. 3rd party software. It is far from perfect in Mac-land, but definitely much
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moakleaf
14y ago
https://bugreport.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/RadarWeb.woa It requires an Apple ID, but otherwise you are free to submit bugs... It isn't brilliant.
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moakleaf
14y ago
BTW. Why didn't you exchange your iPhone 4 if you home-button was faulty??? I had mine for 2 years (before I switched to iPhone 5), I didn't have any problems with it.
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moakleaf
14y ago
Sorry, thought you meant "Color meter"
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moakleaf
14y ago
Color picker (at least the version I have in Lion) has a nice menu option (View -> Display Values -> as Hexidecimal).
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moakleaf
14y ago
Honestly, this is ridiculous. I have experienced none of these issues. I use Preview and Color Picker all the time. Both Chrome and Safari works always for me. My iPhone 4 did not have a home-button issue, so it is definitely not 100% bad.