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...isn't that's part of their market share increasing tho?
not neccesarily, how do hackers benefit from an increase in stock price?
They don't benefit from stock price they benefit from the increase in targets.
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...isn't that's part of their market share increasing tho?
not neccesarily, how do hackers benefit from an increase in stock price?
They don't benefit from stock price they benefit from the increase in targets.
- Aug 25, 2005
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huh?
market share is not the same as stock price
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They don't benefit from stock price they benefit from the increase in targets.
hackers who seek some type of financial gain will not waste time with attacking "general users"
maybe script kiddies
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They don't benefit from stock price they benefit from the increase in targets.
hackers who seek some type of financial gain will not waste time with attacking "general users"
maybe script kiddies
- Aug 25, 2005
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huh?
market share is not the same as stock price
- May 20, 2008
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allocated stock affects the market share. in general iphones, ipods, ipads probably have influenced the market share and stock prices over the past few years more than macbooks and imacs etc...
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allocated stock affects the market share. in general iphones, ipods, ipads probably have influenced the market share and stock prices over the past few years more than macbooks and imacs etc...
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So this is about to become something serious i see.....
Wellhellothere came through with the quick tips when I had the same problem a couple days ago in this thread..
http://niketalk.yuku.com/reply/10979032#reply-10979032
Wellhellothere came through with the quick tips when I had the same problem a couple days ago in this thread..
http://niketalk.yuku.com/reply/10979032#reply-10979032
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So this is about to become something serious i see.....
Wellhellothere came through with the quick tips when I had the same problem a couple days ago in this thread..
http://niketalk.yuku.com/reply/10979032#reply-10979032
Wellhellothere came through with the quick tips when I had the same problem a couple days ago in this thread..
http://niketalk.yuku.com/reply/10979032#reply-10979032
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Yeah, but you know what he means. Bottom line is, hackers go for the big fish.
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Yeah, but you know what he means. Bottom line is, hackers go for the big fish.
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yeah..I know what he means...b/c that was my original point ...them getting increased market share.
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yeah..I know what he means...b/c that was my original point ...them getting increased market share.
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as i stated before, apple market share has been increasing from the sales of ipads, iphones, ipods
black hat hackers would cares less about the correlation of market share increasing due to the sales of the products mentioned
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as i stated before, apple market share has been increasing from the sales of ipads, iphones, ipods
black hat hackers would cares less about the correlation of market share increasing due to the sales of the products mentioned
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shut up you two.....Dirty means MacOS market share in relation to other Os'
not the stock price
not the stock price
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shut up you two.....Dirty means MacOS market share in relation to other Os'
not the stock price
not the stock price
- Jul 23, 2004
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Apple is not in the business or enterprise field. They are consumer all the way, some tiny percentage of companies are picking up iPhones but thats it. Apple has no real presence in enterprise nor do they have the products for it. Any why would they? They are making a killing in the consumer space. MS share in business and server end support is increasing while their consumer sector has been hurting.
On the note of this post itself, that graphic can very easily just be fake. But it wouldn't surprise me if it was real either.
On the note of this post itself, that graphic can very easily just be fake. But it wouldn't surprise me if it was real either.
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Apple is not in the business or enterprise field. They are consumer all the way, some tiny percentage of companies are picking up iPhones but thats it. Apple has no real presence in enterprise nor do they have the products for it. Any why would they? They are making a killing in the consumer space. MS share in business and server end support is increasing while their consumer sector has been hurting.
On the note of this post itself, that graphic can very easily just be fake. But it wouldn't surprise me if it was real either.
On the note of this post itself, that graphic can very easily just be fake. But it wouldn't surprise me if it was real either.
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At the moment, yes, their market share is quite small; however, apple has been smart by attacking education. As more and more younger users adopt apple products, graduate and then enter the workforce, the more pressure businesses will have to partially adopt apple products. I already see the push at my job for it.
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At the moment, yes, their market share is quite small; however, apple has been smart by attacking education. As more and more younger users adopt apple products, graduate and then enter the workforce, the more pressure businesses will have to partially adopt apple products. I already see the push at my job for it.
