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2008 was Good Year For Apple

Posted By simpleguy15 on Jan 02, 2009 FROM: pcworld.com report abuse

For Apple, 2008 Was a Very Good Year. Apple was a busy company in 2008. It's worth reflecting on some of the most notable innovations from Apple in a year that easily Ranks as one of the most significant in its 31-year-history. Over the past twelve months, the number of Apple-branded products on the street has become so broad and ubiquitous that it's hard to go a day without seeing evidence of it. Without a doubt, the iPhone 3G Apple was the biggest product release in years, If not the biggest in the company's history. Although the original iPhone had been on the market for a year, the launch of the iPhone 3G in July offered more than a simple upgrade to the handset.

For Apple, 2008 Was a Very Good Year - PC World

2008 in review: The iPhone comes of age : A lot has changed in the world of Apple's Handset since our first glimpse of it almost two years ago at Macworld Expo 2007. If 2007 was Year Zero in the life of the Phone That Changed Everything, then 2008 skyrocketed forward to the year that the device truly came of age. The iPhone has climber to even greater heights of success in the past year. At Macworld Expo last January, Steve Jobs took the stage to dish iPhone sales figures. Among the major factors in boosting the iPhone's sales were the introduction of the iPhone 3G and the App Store, but 2008 was also the year the iPhone became truly a global phenomenon. Jobs announced that Apple planned to add 70 countries to the iPhone's market by year's end. Apple had long tracked iPhone revenue in a "subscription accounting" method. The company announced that it would also begin providing a separate set of numbers that would more clearly represent the iPhone's impact on Apple's bottom line.

IPhone First Look: Easy And Fun To Use

Steve Jobs waited three years for the iPhone to launch. The iPhone is a Delightfully easy to use, multi-function device that brings fun to what was eleven to pain-feature Bloated cell phones. The iPhone's screen is magic and that's where the fun begins. The nearest Apple Store to the Kayhill household is San Diego’s Fashion Valley Mall. Activation is a simple process.