Apple sells product to vendors. Vendors sell to consumers. Regardless of who has them, the product was still sold by Apple, and they still recieved payment. So it counts as a sale no matter how you look at it because apple still recieved money for goods.

And even then it’s not exagerated. Vendors only buy product they know they will sell. None of the vendors will buy an over abundance of goods because it costs money, and storage space also costs. So for the most part, those products are accounted for and most likely will change hands to the consumer.

apple still padding there numbers

And bugs still using There for Their.

Good numbers from Apple.

“The stupid nerds are still buying our stuff” (cheers)

“Cut Copy and Paste” (cheers)

Pats on the back. More pats on the back. Executive bonuses. No new development. Still need to jailbreak to make the phone nice.

Yes some care. So should you, although listing live may not be your take.

(Note: you can go to finance.yahoo.com and listen for yourself for free).

The profit margin on iPhones, and the profitability in general of Apple has a huge impact on development budgets and that is where new ideas and new phones come from.

I’d be more interested to see who at TiPB is going to be providing live coverage. Any Financial analysts on staff or will the usual cherry picking of cheering points rule the day?

…Unless of course you are a share shoulder….