GLG News by Graphic IC Chip Experts (North America)

Actually both Apple and ATT win in this game, with Apple exceeding the 10 million phone mark already.

Apple was famous for it's cease-and-desist orders to web site overs the years. The lawsuits against web site were legendary. Now all of a sudden they have slowed down and stopped.  Has Apple discovered something we all knew for a long time, they were getting free advertising.

For years and years we have viewed AT&T as an old fashioned phone company, too large to change and break out. But has working with innovate Apple caused a change in this old company of the last century?

In the last few weeks I have seen the word "monopoly" used several times in different articles about Apple. Most of it stems from the App store related to the iPhone. But does this run deeper?

The sales of iPods have been steady to slightly down in the USA, the rest of the world will follow in time. Did Apple fail to spark a new generation of sales?

Does Apple move to develop a monopoly of its product lines and what may happen with a change in administrations and the Justice Department?

iPod sales have been falling in the USA or at least even f=with last year in some markets. The iPhone price drop has also impacted the iPod sales.

The problem has been found the solution developed but it does not solve the problem right away and may never.

Apple's revamp of it's product lines along with marketing changes in the iPhone can result in a massive holiday season for them.

Mr. Jobs says it would not be used except in extreme conditions. But what if he changes his mind, what if the next CEO of Apple wants to use this to keep developers in line or increase the charges to have your app sold via the iTunes store.