Remains of the Day: Back in a flash
One analyst contends that Apple’s real business model is storage, which at least explains why it’s building such a huge new headquarters. Plus, your iMessages are really way more secure than they probably need to be. The remainders for Thursday, April 4, 2013 will be right back.
Lazard: Apple’s core business is selling end users flash memory at steep markups (Fortune)
If you strip away all the fancy hardware and software, analyst Edward Parker argues, Apple’s business model is basically selling flash memory to consumers at a huge profit. Because heaven knows, consumers really love flash memory. Nothing they like more, really.
Apple puts age ratings front and center on app product pages (Ars Technica)
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