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3 Reasons Microsoft Corporation's Stock Could Fall
Sam Mattera, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Feb 13, 9:05AM CST
Microsoft shares plunged in the wake of its second-quarter earnings report last month . The Windows maker -- which had been a strong outperformer for most of the last two years -- is now down more than 10% since Jan. 26. But the stock could be...
IBM: 160.40 (+1.88), GOOGL: 551.16 (+5.15), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), GOOG: 549.01 (+6.08), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62), NOK: 8.02 (+0.05)
Tencent, Lenovo Pile Into New Platforms
Doug Young - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 12, 3:36AM CST
Bottom line: New online service platforms from Lenovo and Tencent could both do reasonably well, but will face challenges due to inexperience and product limitations, respectively. The "platform" concept is becoming a hot area in China's...
Microsoft Corporation: What the End of Windows RT Means for Windows 10
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Feb 11, 1:45PM CST
Microsoft recently discontinued the Surface 2 and Nokia Lumia 2520 -- the last two Windows RT devices on the market -- effectively killing the ARM-based operating system. Its demise was not exactly surprising, since most OEM...
AMD: 3.15 (+0.03), QCOM: 70.88 (+0.49), ARMH: 49.92 (-0.49), INTC: 34.36 (+0.23), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Is Samsung Gearing Up to Challenge Qualcomm Inc. and MediaTek?
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Feb 10, 9:00AM CST
It is well-known that Samsung designs and manufactures mobile applications processor solutions. These solutions are branded Exynos and are generally found inside of select models of Samsung's own smartphones. Interestingly enough, while Samsung...
QCOM: 70.88 (+0.49), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Which Will Plunging Tablet Sales Hurt Worse -- Apple Inc. or Samsung?
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Feb 09, 7:50AM CST
Tablet sales recently fell for the first time since Apple launched the iPad in 2010. According to IDC, worldwide tablet shipments slipped 3% year over year in the fourth quarter of 2014. That slowdown shouldn't be...
AMZN: 381.83 (+4.66), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
What Apple Inc.'s Victory Over Android in the U.S. Means for Google Inc.
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Feb 09, 7:24AM CST
Apple iOS just topped Google Android in the U.S. for the first time since the fourth quarter of 2012, according to Kantar Worldpanel ComTech. Apple claimed 47.7% of the U.S. market, up from 43.9% a...
AMZN: 381.83 (+4.66), IBM: 160.40 (+1.88), GOOGL: 551.16 (+5.15), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), GOOG: 549.01 (+6.08), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Should Apple, Inc. Investors Worry About Its Achilles Heel?
Jamal Carnette, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sun Feb 08, 7:46AM CST
Apple's iPad struggles are part of an industry-wide trend. Source: Apple Last month, Apple reported a record-breaking first quarter . Powered by its star product -- the iPhone -- Apple reported revenue of $74.6 billion and net income of $18...
AMZN: 381.83 (+4.66), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Lenovo's Strong Operating Results Likely Won't Quiet The Doubters Yet
Stephen Simpson, CFA - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 05, 2:24PM CST
HPQ: 38.56 (+0.19)
JD.com, LightInBox Step Up E-Commerce Globalization
Doug Young - Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 05, 10:49AM CST
Bottom line: New global e-commerce moves by JD.com (NASDAQ: JD ) and LightInTheBox (NYSE: LITB ) look well conceived and could yield some strong results, while Baidu's (NASDAQ: BIDU ) new e-commerce investment reflects its lack of focus and broader...
BIDU: 212.13 (+7.11), JD: 26.23 (-0.27), LITB: 5.55 (-0.13)
Lenovo Third-Quarter FY2015 Review: Still Growing
WestEnd511 - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 05, 3:49AM CST
Asian Smartphones Market 2013-2020: Companies such as Xiaomi and Micromax in Asia challenge dominance of Korean giant, Samsung
M2 - Thu Feb 05, 3:10AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6ncljl/asian_smartphones) has announced the addition of the "Asian Smartphones Market 2013-2020" report to their offering. The Asian smartphone market represents half of the global smartphone market. China and India are expected to consume 52.0% of the total smartphone market in future. Asian market is forecast to have over of 1,000 million shipments by the end of 2018. Major part of those units will be consumed mainly by China and India alone. Companies such as Xiaomi and Micromax in Asia challenge dominance of Korean giant, Samsung. Local players are planning to launch low cost 3G and 4G enabled smartphones. This new trend has impacted the growth of Asian smartphone market. Rising demand, growing economy and tech-savvy young population are the major drivers of the smartphone market in Asia. Asian smartphone market has experiencing a shift from feature phones to smartphones. Thus, penetration rate of smartphones is likely to grow rapidly as there are millions of new users in the market who are increasingly adopting smartphones. The potential of Asian market will attract many players and thus the market is expected to face fierce competition in the near future. Samsung, Apple, Lenovo, Nokia, Sony, Xiaomi, Micromax are the leading brands in Asian market at present. Thoroughly analyzed segmentation of the Asian smartphone market along with accurate numbers will give you a complete idea about Asian smartphone market. Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Market Landscape 3. Market Size 4. Competitive Landscape 5. Smartphone Market in Asia Pacific by Operating System 6. Asian Smartphone Market by Screen Size 7. Asian Smartphone Market by Display Technology 8. Company Profiles 9. List of Abbreviations Companies Mentioned - Apple Inc. - Beijing Xiaomi Technology Co. Ltd. - Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. - LG Electronics Inc. - Lenovo Group Ltd. - Micromax Informatics Ltd. - Nokia Oyj - OPPO Electronics Corp. - Samsung Electronics Company Ltd. - Sony Corporation For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6n...martphones
SNE: 27.30 (+0.19), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62), NOK: 8.02 (+0.05)
Report: Baidu investing $100M+ in Lenovo mobile unit
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Feb 04, 12:22PM CST
BIDU: 212.13 (+7.11)
IDC 2014 Smartphone Data: Apple Catches Up On Samsung; The Chinese Aren't Too Far Behind
WestEnd511 - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Feb 03, 3:34PM CST
AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Lenovo Q3 2014/15 Results Exceed Consensus Estimates with Strong Core Business and Fast Traction in New Investments
Business Wire - Mon Feb 02, 6:04PM CST
--US$14.1 billion in revenue
Smartphone Market in China Report 2015 - Historical Data and Forecasts 2009-2019
M2 - Mon Feb 02, 9:15AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/m8cl6l/smartphone_market) has announced the addition of the "Smartphone Market in China 2009-2019" report to their offering. China's smartphone market has experienced a skyrocketing growth in the last decade driven by surging demand for smart phones and China's fast GDP increase. China has become the largest smartphone production and consumption base in the world with its smartphone annual shipment accounting for over 34.3% of the total shipment worldwide by 2014, up from 12.1% market share in 2008. The nation's total smartphone shipments have amounted to 450 million units with a total value of over 100 billion USD in 2014. The rising living standards and the dropping price of smart phones serve as the two key engines to fuel China's smartphone market expansions and consumption/revenue increase. As the largest market in the world, mainland China remains among the fastest-growing nations in smartphone industry. This report provides GMD's updated statistics and predictions for smartphone market in China based on a summary of GMD independent research and a filtration of comparative data from third-party sources. An overview of the global smartphone market is also included. Historical data covers 2009-2014 period which was projected over the next five years up to 2019. In addition, the benchmarked data and analysis offer a solid and comprehensive foundation for businesses to generate ideas tapping into China's smartphone industry and/or market. This report answers the key questions: - How large is China's smartphone market and its share in global market? - What are the sizes of sub-categories in smartphone market by OS, brands, price, screen size, CPU processor, and camera resolution? - Where do Chinese smartphone users download/purchase apps or software and how much do they spend monthly? - What are the marketing channels of smartphones in China? - What are the answers to the above questions in the next five year? Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction 2. Overview Of Global Smartphone Market 3. China Smartphone Shipments And Users 4. China Smartphone Output And Export 5. Smartphone Features And Trend Analysis 6. Behavior Analysis Of China Smartphone Consumers 7. Challenge And Opportunity Companies Mentioned - Apple Inc. - Coolpad Group Limited - Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. - Lenovo Group Ltd. - Meizu Technology Co., Ltd. - OPPO Electronics Corp. - Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. - Xiaomi Technology Co., Ltd. - ZTE Corporation For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/m8...one_market
AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Will Wimpy Battery Life Sink Apple Watch?
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jan 31, 8:10AM CST
Apple Watch's battery will only last around 19 hours on "mixed" active and passive use, according to a recent 9to5Mac report. The report also claims that the device will last two to three days on...
EA: 56.39 (+0.20), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Qualcomm Plunges on Guidance, China, Samsung: What Wall Street's Saying
at The Street - Thu Jan 29, 1:29PM CST
Qualcomm shares hit a new 52-week-low after the chipmaker lowered its outlook for the second half of 2015 for its semiconductor business. Here's what analysts said.
QCOM: 70.88 (+0.49), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
1 Reason Apple Inc.’s Low Smartphone Market Share Benefits Chip Suppliers
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Jan 29, 7:33AM CST
Apple just posted a record quarter in terms of iPhone unit sales, revenue, and profit. Apple's focus on the high-end of the smartphone market with its iPhone lineup allows it to rake in significant revenue and, more importantly, profit...
QCOM: 70.88 (+0.49), INTC: 34.36 (+0.23), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62), LG: 51.59 (-0.47)
The Secret To Apple's Huge Quarter
Bob Ciura - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Jan 28, 11:20AM CST
AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Cellphones: Lenovo Bets Big On Motorola's China Homecoming
Doug Young - Seeking Alpha - Tue Jan 27, 3:01PM CST
Bottom line: Motorola’s China homecoming looks well-designed conceptually, but will have trouble due to stiff competition and is unlikely to become a major player in the next 2-3 years. I’ve written quite a bit already about...
3 Reasons Microsoft Corporation's Stock Could Fall
Sam Mattera, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Feb 13, 9:05AM CST
Microsoft shares plunged in the wake of its second-quarter earnings report last month . The Windows maker -- which had been a strong outperformer for most of the last two years -- is now down more than 10% since Jan. 26. But the stock could be...
IBM: 160.40 (+1.88), GOOGL: 551.16 (+5.15), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), GOOG: 549.01 (+6.08), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62), NOK: 8.02 (+0.05)
Tencent, Lenovo Pile Into New Platforms
Doug Young - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 12, 3:36AM CST
Bottom line: New online service platforms from Lenovo and Tencent could both do reasonably well, but will face challenges due to inexperience and product limitations, respectively. The "platform" concept is becoming a hot area in China's...
Microsoft Corporation: What the End of Windows RT Means for Windows 10
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Feb 11, 1:45PM CST
Microsoft recently discontinued the Surface 2 and Nokia Lumia 2520 -- the last two Windows RT devices on the market -- effectively killing the ARM-based operating system. Its demise was not exactly surprising, since most OEM...
AMD: 3.15 (+0.03), QCOM: 70.88 (+0.49), ARMH: 49.92 (-0.49), INTC: 34.36 (+0.23), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Is Samsung Gearing Up to Challenge Qualcomm Inc. and MediaTek?
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Feb 10, 9:00AM CST
It is well-known that Samsung designs and manufactures mobile applications processor solutions. These solutions are branded Exynos and are generally found inside of select models of Samsung's own smartphones. Interestingly enough, while Samsung...
QCOM: 70.88 (+0.49), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Which Will Plunging Tablet Sales Hurt Worse -- Apple Inc. or Samsung?
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Feb 09, 7:50AM CST
Tablet sales recently fell for the first time since Apple launched the iPad in 2010. According to IDC, worldwide tablet shipments slipped 3% year over year in the fourth quarter of 2014. That slowdown shouldn't be...
AMZN: 381.83 (+4.66), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
What Apple Inc.'s Victory Over Android in the U.S. Means for Google Inc.
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Feb 09, 7:24AM CST
Apple iOS just topped Google Android in the U.S. for the first time since the fourth quarter of 2012, according to Kantar Worldpanel ComTech. Apple claimed 47.7% of the U.S. market, up from 43.9% a...
AMZN: 381.83 (+4.66), IBM: 160.40 (+1.88), GOOGL: 551.16 (+5.15), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), GOOG: 549.01 (+6.08), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Should Apple, Inc. Investors Worry About Its Achilles Heel?
Jamal Carnette, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sun Feb 08, 7:46AM CST
Apple's iPad struggles are part of an industry-wide trend. Source: Apple Last month, Apple reported a record-breaking first quarter . Powered by its star product -- the iPhone -- Apple reported revenue of $74.6 billion and net income of $18...
AMZN: 381.83 (+4.66), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Lenovo's Strong Operating Results Likely Won't Quiet The Doubters Yet
Stephen Simpson, CFA - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 05, 2:24PM CST
HPQ: 38.56 (+0.19)
JD.com, LightInBox Step Up E-Commerce Globalization
Doug Young - Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 05, 10:49AM CST
Bottom line: New global e-commerce moves by JD.com (NASDAQ: JD ) and LightInTheBox (NYSE: LITB ) look well conceived and could yield some strong results, while Baidu's (NASDAQ: BIDU ) new e-commerce investment reflects its lack of focus and broader...
BIDU: 212.13 (+7.11), JD: 26.23 (-0.27), LITB: 5.55 (-0.13)
Lenovo Third-Quarter FY2015 Review: Still Growing
WestEnd511 - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 05, 3:49AM CST
Asian Smartphones Market 2013-2020: Companies such as Xiaomi and Micromax in Asia challenge dominance of Korean giant, Samsung
M2 - Thu Feb 05, 3:10AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6ncljl/asian_smartphones) has announced the addition of the "Asian Smartphones Market 2013-2020" report to their offering. The Asian smartphone market represents half of the global smartphone market. China and India are expected to consume 52.0% of the total smartphone market in future. Asian market is forecast to have over of 1,000 million shipments by the end of 2018. Major part of those units will be consumed mainly by China and India alone. Companies such as Xiaomi and Micromax in Asia challenge dominance of Korean giant, Samsung. Local players are planning to launch low cost 3G and 4G enabled smartphones. This new trend has impacted the growth of Asian smartphone market. Rising demand, growing economy and tech-savvy young population are the major drivers of the smartphone market in Asia. Asian smartphone market has experiencing a shift from feature phones to smartphones. Thus, penetration rate of smartphones is likely to grow rapidly as there are millions of new users in the market who are increasingly adopting smartphones. The potential of Asian market will attract many players and thus the market is expected to face fierce competition in the near future. Samsung, Apple, Lenovo, Nokia, Sony, Xiaomi, Micromax are the leading brands in Asian market at present. Thoroughly analyzed segmentation of the Asian smartphone market along with accurate numbers will give you a complete idea about Asian smartphone market. Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Market Landscape 3. Market Size 4. Competitive Landscape 5. Smartphone Market in Asia Pacific by Operating System 6. Asian Smartphone Market by Screen Size 7. Asian Smartphone Market by Display Technology 8. Company Profiles 9. List of Abbreviations Companies Mentioned - Apple Inc. - Beijing Xiaomi Technology Co. Ltd. - Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. - LG Electronics Inc. - Lenovo Group Ltd. - Micromax Informatics Ltd. - Nokia Oyj - OPPO Electronics Corp. - Samsung Electronics Company Ltd. - Sony Corporation For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6n...martphones
SNE: 27.30 (+0.19), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62), NOK: 8.02 (+0.05)
Report: Baidu investing $100M+ in Lenovo mobile unit
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Feb 04, 12:22PM CST
BIDU: 212.13 (+7.11)
IDC 2014 Smartphone Data: Apple Catches Up On Samsung; The Chinese Aren't Too Far Behind
WestEnd511 - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Feb 03, 3:34PM CST
AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Lenovo Q3 2014/15 Results Exceed Consensus Estimates with Strong Core Business and Fast Traction in New Investments
Business Wire - Mon Feb 02, 6:04PM CST
--US$14.1 billion in revenue
Smartphone Market in China Report 2015 - Historical Data and Forecasts 2009-2019
M2 - Mon Feb 02, 9:15AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/m8cl6l/smartphone_market) has announced the addition of the "Smartphone Market in China 2009-2019" report to their offering. China's smartphone market has experienced a skyrocketing growth in the last decade driven by surging demand for smart phones and China's fast GDP increase. China has become the largest smartphone production and consumption base in the world with its smartphone annual shipment accounting for over 34.3% of the total shipment worldwide by 2014, up from 12.1% market share in 2008. The nation's total smartphone shipments have amounted to 450 million units with a total value of over 100 billion USD in 2014. The rising living standards and the dropping price of smart phones serve as the two key engines to fuel China's smartphone market expansions and consumption/revenue increase. As the largest market in the world, mainland China remains among the fastest-growing nations in smartphone industry. This report provides GMD's updated statistics and predictions for smartphone market in China based on a summary of GMD independent research and a filtration of comparative data from third-party sources. An overview of the global smartphone market is also included. Historical data covers 2009-2014 period which was projected over the next five years up to 2019. In addition, the benchmarked data and analysis offer a solid and comprehensive foundation for businesses to generate ideas tapping into China's smartphone industry and/or market. This report answers the key questions: - How large is China's smartphone market and its share in global market? - What are the sizes of sub-categories in smartphone market by OS, brands, price, screen size, CPU processor, and camera resolution? - Where do Chinese smartphone users download/purchase apps or software and how much do they spend monthly? - What are the marketing channels of smartphones in China? - What are the answers to the above questions in the next five year? Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction 2. Overview Of Global Smartphone Market 3. China Smartphone Shipments And Users 4. China Smartphone Output And Export 5. Smartphone Features And Trend Analysis 6. Behavior Analysis Of China Smartphone Consumers 7. Challenge And Opportunity Companies Mentioned - Apple Inc. - Coolpad Group Limited - Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. - Lenovo Group Ltd. - Meizu Technology Co., Ltd. - OPPO Electronics Corp. - Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. - Xiaomi Technology Co., Ltd. - ZTE Corporation For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/m8...one_market
AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Will Wimpy Battery Life Sink Apple Watch?
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jan 31, 8:10AM CST
Apple Watch's battery will only last around 19 hours on "mixed" active and passive use, according to a recent 9to5Mac report. The report also claims that the device will last two to three days on...
EA: 56.39 (+0.20), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Qualcomm Plunges on Guidance, China, Samsung: What Wall Street's Saying
at The Street - Thu Jan 29, 1:29PM CST
Qualcomm shares hit a new 52-week-low after the chipmaker lowered its outlook for the second half of 2015 for its semiconductor business. Here's what analysts said.
QCOM: 70.88 (+0.49), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
1 Reason Apple Inc.’s Low Smartphone Market Share Benefits Chip Suppliers
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Jan 29, 7:33AM CST
Apple just posted a record quarter in terms of iPhone unit sales, revenue, and profit. Apple's focus on the high-end of the smartphone market with its iPhone lineup allows it to rake in significant revenue and, more importantly, profit...
QCOM: 70.88 (+0.49), INTC: 34.36 (+0.23), AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62), LG: 51.59 (-0.47)
The Secret To Apple's Huge Quarter
Bob Ciura - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Jan 28, 11:20AM CST
AAPL: 127.08 (+0.62)
Cellphones: Lenovo Bets Big On Motorola's China Homecoming
Doug Young - Seeking Alpha - Tue Jan 27, 3:01PM CST
Bottom line: Motorola’s China homecoming looks well-designed conceptually, but will have trouble due to stiff competition and is unlikely to become a major player in the next 2-3 years. I’ve written quite a bit already about...
