It is not that that often that you get the opportunity to have dinner with a famous person, celebrity, or well-known tech geek. Now, with thanks to Crucial.com, you may have the chance to have a nice dinner with tech company Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak (more well known as “The Woz”).
Although, not just anyone can dine with The Woz. To be in his company for this luxury event, you must answer various questions about how you utilize your Mac computer and some history about Apple products as well.
It is not that that often that you get the opportunity to have dinner with a famous person, celebrity, or well-known tech geek. Now, with thanks to Crucial.com, you may have the chance to have a nice dinner with tech company Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak (more well known as “The Woz”).
Although, not just anyone can dine with The Woz. To be in his company for this luxury event, you must answer various questions about how you utilize your Mac computer and some history about Apple products as well.
It’s Facebook IPO day, and the forecast for the stock sale is incredibly strong. Considering the service’s $104 billion estimated worth, which is based on said IPO forecast, chances are it’s going to be a really good day for the Facebook crew. However, how does Facebook’s IPO compare to other tech company public offerings?
To be blunt, it doesn’t. Facebook’s $104 billion estimated worth is far beyond the likes of Google and Apple. Of course, Apple went public in the 1980s, so it’s no surprise their IPO was valued much less than the current tech giants. I’m sure the fact that Apple’s stock currently costs over $500 a share helps them rest easy.
It’s Facebook IPO day, and the forecast for the stock sale is incredibly strong. Considering the service’s $104 billion estimated worth, which is based on said IPO forecast, chances are it’s going to be a really good day for the Facebook crew. However, how does Facebook’s IPO compare to other tech company public offerings?
To be blunt, it doesn’t. Facebook’s $104 billion estimated worth is far beyond the likes of Google and Apple. Of course, Apple went public in the 1980s, so it’s no surprise their IPO was valued much less than the current tech giants. I’m sure the fact that Apple’s stock currently costs over $500 a share helps them rest easy.
Reports οf аn iPhone redesign continue tο roll іn. On Wednesday wе received word thаt sources hаd confirmed tο thе Wall Street Journal thаt thе iPhone wіll bе getting a 4-inch ѕhοw, tο bе manufactured bу LG, Sharp, аnd Japan Shοw. Thе next day Reuters, nοt tο bе outdone, confirmed thе rumors аѕ well.
Today, Bloomberg іѕ adding іtѕ οwn confirmation οf thе redesign rumors – including thе 4-inch ѕhοw. According tο “three people wіth knowledge οf thе plans,” thе iPhone іѕ getting аn “overhaul,” including thе 4-inch ѕhοw. Thеѕе sources аlѕο add something nеw: іt seems thаt thе next iPhone wаѕ one οf thе last projects οn whісh Steve Jobs worked before hе died last October. According tο thе sources, Jobs “worked closely” οn thе redesign, аnd “played a key role іn developing thе phone.”
Reports of an iPhone redesign continue to roll in. On Wednesday we received word that sources had confirmed to the Wall Street Journal that the iPhone will be getting a 4-inch display, to be manufactured by LG, Sharp, and Japan Display. The next day Reuters, not to be outdone, confirmed the rumors as well.
Today, Bloomberg is adding its own confirmation of the redesign rumors – including the 4-inch display. According to “three people with knowledge of the plans,” the iPhone is getting an “overhaul,” including the 4-inch display. These sources also add something new: it seems that the next iPhone was one of the last projects on which Steve Jobs worked before he died last October. According to the sources, Jobs “worked closely” on the redesign, and “played a key role in developing the phone.”
