Steve Jobs May Have Worked on Apple's (AAPL) Next Two iPhones
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Tim Cook might be CEO at Apple, Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL), but it could be argued that Steve Jobs is still running the show.
CNET points out a comment in the San Francisco Examiner, which cited a conversation between San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón and Apple government liaison Michael Foulkes over the problem of mobile phone theft.
Gascón said he was told that the future version of the iPhone "preceded Time Cook," meaning Jobs may have worked on the devices before his death in October 2011. The comment might have been a slip by Foulkes as he was trying to update on Apple's kill-switch technology for the iPhone without revealing too much.
With Apple generally releasing an iPhone every year, does that mean investors will get about two more years of solid iPhone devices before the magic fades?
Shares of Apple are down in early trading Tuesday as Goldman removed the stock from its Conviction Buy List.
CNET points out a comment in the San Francisco Examiner, which cited a conversation between San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón and Apple government liaison Michael Foulkes over the problem of mobile phone theft.
Gascón said he was told that the future version of the iPhone "preceded Time Cook," meaning Jobs may have worked on the devices before his death in October 2011. The comment might have been a slip by Foulkes as he was trying to update on Apple's kill-switch technology for the iPhone without revealing too much.
With Apple generally releasing an iPhone every year, does that mean investors will get about two more years of solid iPhone devices before the magic fades?
Shares of Apple are down in early trading Tuesday as Goldman removed the stock from its Conviction Buy List.
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