Apple CEO Steve Jobs was interviewed by CNBC’s Jim Goldman yesterday. Jobs discussed Mac, iPod, iPhone, the stock options imbroglio, and more. After Goldman’s interview with Jobs’, CNBC’s Money Honey, Maria Bartiromo, interviews S&P’s Richard Stice and Glass, Lewis & Co.’s Lynn Turner about Apple’s future:
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that’s one hot infobabe
Steve looks healthy, employed and uncuffed. Looks like the doombots are belching crow this morning. Sucks to be Bill’s bitch, doesn’t it?
Job’s said it…there are too many people writing about the stock options issue who don’t know what they are talking about..
He’s one cool dude, and the Board, the shareholders and a growing world population want him to carry on doing what he’s doing..
And btw here’s my post to MDN last year:
From: Macaday
Sep 15, 06 – 09:29 am
I also think that this is another step on the way to the iSlate product that will be full OSX/phone/GPS/full screen/virtual keyboard and controls/wifi/bluetooth/hydrogen powered and generally everything you want in the paalm of your hand…
SO MY QUESTION TO JOBS IS: WHY ISN’T IT HYDROGEN POWERED???
Great to have SJ knock down the rumors about any “leave of absence.” My AAPL is swelling!
“WHY ISN’T IT HYDROGEN POWERED???”
Good question. It would have been but the Gates Foundation now owns hydrogen. It was a hidden clause in a backroom deal last year. Don’t worry. They know what they’re doing. And Melinda’s garden looks fantastic.
i love how the interviewer says “yes they want u”, when Jobs says “as long as the board and stockholders want me to stay i’m staying”
almost surprising to see financial analysts sound so completely positive, expect the stock to gain a lot again today.
and all this without the (very good) results for the last quarter, leopard still to come etc, wow !
My apple is swelling too. But I think it’s just mono.
I think a lot of people miss the obvious. What’s the next ipod going to look like? Add a bigger form factor, take out the phone, add a hard disk, what do you have? Another product to increase my stock value. Thanks Steve.
I think all the bad news we’ve been slogging though, all the artificial stock manipulation downward… I think that’s going to spring back in a big way.
Kind of like swingin’ two bats when you’re on deck.
Now there’s nothing stopping AAPL from climbing every day until earnings.
No matter what has gone on during MacWorld, I for one am pleased to see that Steve is healthy. At the last Stevenote i was genuinely worried for the man. Hearing the health/leave of absence rumours leading up the the 2007 keynote made me worried. I think the man is brilliant and would have been sad for him and his family to see misfortune befall him.
The MacWorld announcements were merely a bonus.
Don’t ever leave us Steve.
Well Bill, your copiers will not get you out of this one….
Ahhh, Maria. Wish I didn’t view that clip, cause now all I’ll be thinking about are those lips. mmmmmmm
I’ve seen her before yea, and man is she hot
Stevie was pretty composed, good form , looking healthy too, good on ye son.
Lord Jobs now has two statements that tie for first place in the list of lies:
1. “It just works”
2. “everything is going to be just fine”
We know neither the hardware or software “just works” – there are all kinds of problems and Apple seems determined to ignore them.
The worst words someone in trouble can hear or say is that “everything is going to be just fine” or that the BOD has “complete confidence” in the CEO.
Steve is likely to be long gone from the company by the time the first salavating groopie hands over $$$$$ for a phone with an embarrassing couple of hours of talk time, especially if you want to use any of the other toys inside the cutie.
Macaday,
The phone doesn’t come out until June. Changes can be made.
I liked the end of the Nightline piece that showed kids taking pics of the iPhone with their peasly sad soon-to-be-tossed phones.
Oh yeah (More Trouble) the Treo and Blackberry only have 5Hrs of talk time too.
1. Hum, stock prices going through the roof, can’t astroturf about how Apple is going to go bankrupt – out of business – etc….
2. Steve isn’t guilty of any stock crimes or anything like that…
3. Oh well, guess we trot out the well worn, “Hey the new iPhone won’t work, don’t have what you want, is too expensive, nobody will buy it!”
Drat, how do we stop Apple?
That news girl is hot!
We want our breath to smell like Maria Bartiromo.
Maria Bartiromo is a tough cookie! She apparently kicked some stock trader’s @$$ a few years ago when she was reporting from the NYSE because he grabbed her @$$. Off camera, of course.
CNBC always have beautiful women. Becky Quick, Michelle Caruso-Caberra, Erin Burnett, Maragret Brennan, Melissa Francis, Melissa Lee,
and, of course, Liz Claman. Mmmm Mmmm. (Love redheads)