Morgan Stanley expects 6% dividend, cheaper 'iPhone mini' after meeting with Apple CFO: "That's why she expects Apple to expand the iPhone lineup, and also to introduce new services that can 'unlock significant value' and drive device sales."
Google Glasses Are Great for Skydivers, Ballerinas and Snake Charmers - Lauren Goode - Product News - AllThingsD: "If you were itching to get your hands on a pair of Google Glasses … well, you still can’t."
Apple likely to debut $199 iPhone as low-cost smartphone market hits $135B in 2013: "Following up on his report from early January, analyst Gene Munster on Tuesday reiterated his stance that Apple is likely to release a more affordable iPhone targeting developing regions like China and India. "
Burglar breaks $100K custom glass door with rocks at Boulder Apple Store
The damage caused to the glass door in the burglary of a Boulder, Colo., Apple Store was more costly than the goods that were actually stolen."
Why Twitter Paid $90 Million for Bluefin Labs - Dive Into Media - Mike Isaac - Dive Into Media - AllThingsD: "Twitter just paid a lot of money for Bluefin Labs (around $90 million, we hear), a social analytics startup that marries two key streams of data to Twitter in its pitch to advertisers: What’s happening on TV, and what’s happening on Twitter."
Ashton Kutcher on Steve Jobs biopic: 'This was done with the utmost love, admiration, and respect': "The 29th annual Macworld conference kicked off today at the Moscone Center in San Francisco with Macworld GM Paul Kent interviewing Ashton Kutcher and Josh Gad, stars of the Steve Jobs biopic JOBS. "
Steve Jobs action figure rears articulated head again: "A 12-inch collectible action figure depicting late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is once again for sale on a Japanese site, marking at least the second time in a year that a figurine company has attempted to cash in on Jobs' likeness."
Wozniak on jOBS biopic: 'So far from anything that really happened': "Wozniak's comments came after a sneak peek of Ashton Kutcher and Josh Gad as Jobs and Wozniak debuted on the Internet Thursday. Speaking to 'Good Morning America' this week, the Apple co-founder was harshly critical of the first footage to emerge from the film."
First footage of Ashton Kutcher as Apple's Steve Jobs emerges: "The clip, obtained by ETonline, shows Kutcher (as Jobs) excitedly attempting to convey to Gad (as Wozniak) how important the Wozniak's nascent operating system is. "
