“The iPod and iTunes changed the way people bought and listened to music. The iPhone changed what people could expect from their cell phones. But the iPad was turning five industries upside down. It was changing the way consumers bought… — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
“For Jobs, it was the final straw. He had told Google that if it included multitouch on its phones, he would sue, and true… — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
“Internet media networks are proving that the money no longer has to come from cable subscribers. Netflix didn’t originate House of Cards. Independent studio… — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
“the iPhone alone generates more revenue for Apple than the entire Microsoft Corporation does.” — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
“When Jobs returned to Apple in 1997, Michael Dell had declared he had so little faith in an Apple recovery that if he were… — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
“if you add up the cash on the balance sheets of Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, and Netflix, it approaches $300 billion—enough to buy… — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
“On top of all this was the growing customer dissatisfaction with the iPhone’s U.S. network operator, AT&T. AT&T had been unable to handle the… — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
“The iPod and iTunes changed the way people bought and listened to music. The iPhone changed what people could expect from their cell phones.… — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
“While most high-tech executives struggled to adapt to a world that was in constant flux, Jobs had never faltered in his belief that consumers… — Fred Vogelstein Copy Share Image
