Apple’s executive team is optimistic about the company’s future, despite a bleak earnings call. And why wouldn’t they be? Apple’s slump brought in more money than most other tech companies out there.
Read all about the positive spin in this week’s Cult of Mac Magazine, along with a trick to making your iOS folders look round with no jailbreak required, a frank appraisal of the Apple Watch one year in, 8 killer Instagram tips, the world’s biggest Apple Museum and much, much more.
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One response to “Why Apple is optimistic, a one-year Apple Watch appraisal, and killer Instagram tips”
Why is Apple so optimistic?
Because they’re a publicly traded company. You think their execs are going to say “The smartphone market is topped out, the tablet and PC markets are too. The watch isn’t doing all that well, and our future technologies are years out. We’re screwed”…?
Come on.