Apple Weekly Report: Apple’s Big Week - Leopard, Q4 Earnings, and Six Years of iPod

October 28th, 2007 at 3:00 PM - Podcasts by Bryan Chaffin & Jeff Gamet

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Apple had a busy week with the launch of Mac OS X 10.5, its stellar earnings report, and the iPod's sixth anniversary. Microsoft gave up its antitrust battle against the EU, and Greenpeace tried to defend its toxic iPhone report. Also, Jeff and Bryan share some Leopard tips.

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Apple had a busy week with the launch of Mac OS X 10.5, its stellar earnings report, and the iPod's sixth anniversary. Microsoft gave up its antitrust battle against the EU, and Greenpeace tried to defend its toxic iPhone report. Also, Jeff and Bryan share some Leopard tips.

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• Apple Estimates 250K iPhones Purchased to Unlock
• Leopard Launch: FlatIron Crossing Apple Store
• Leopard Launch in Orlando
• Jobs: A Decade of OS X Upgrades Ahead
• Microsoft Caves to EU Antitrust Demands
• Chemical Group Critical of Greenpeace iPhone Report
• Greenpeace Fires Back at Chemical Group Over iPhone
• Apple Introduces iPhone Dev Center
• Happy Birthday, iPod: Six Years of Apple Innovation
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