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      A Former User
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      Did any of you see this? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2746648/Australian-man-microchip-inserted-hand-use-iPhone-6.html

      Creepy.. No way. I don't get why someone would do that.

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        thanksajdotcom @A Former User
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        @thecreativeone91 said:

        @ajstringham Just be careful about what you say about the company you work for, especially online. That's all I'm saying.

        I will. Thanks. 🙂

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          Bill Kindle @Nic
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          @Nic said:

          I'm wondering why they ditched it for the new products - Apple Pay and Apple Watch instead of iPay and iWatch.

          Tim Cook. Not Steve Jobs.

          That's the difference. Seeing a stock drop the day after a major product announcement is not typical for Apple, Inc.

          Not trying to sound profound or anything, but these are going to be interesting times for Apple.

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            JaredBusch @Bill Kindle
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            @Bill-Kindle said:

            Seeing a stock drop the day after a major product announcement is not typical for Apple, Inc.

            Complete do not care about the stock price on things like this.

            The market is full of short term profit takers. Apple was at a sell point last week for profit taking. Then they had the iCloud issue. Today's stock prices do not mean dick.

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              Bill Kindle @JaredBusch
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              @JaredBusch said:

              @Bill-Kindle said:

              Seeing a stock drop the day after a major product announcement is not typical for Apple, Inc.

              Complete do not care about the stock price on things like this.

              The market is full of short term profit takers. Apple was at a sell point last week for profit taking. Then they had the iCloud issue. Today's stock prices do not mean dick.

              I sense anger and malice 😉

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                JaredBusch
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                Huh? Not sure how that came across like that. Just stating an opinion on the general stock market.

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                • Bill KindleB
                  Bill Kindle @JaredBusch
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                  @JaredBusch Where I was going with the stock comment is that investors seemed to be expecting more than they got yesterday.

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                  • JaredBuschJ
                    JaredBusch @Bill Kindle
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                    @Bill-Kindle said:

                    @JaredBusch Where I was going with the stock comment is that investors seemed to be expecting more than they got yesterday.

                    I disagree that investors were disappointed. Short term profit seekers maybe. Those are not investors.

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                      A Former User
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                      Apple is one of the few companies that just doesn't seem to care about their stock. Amazon is the same way. Amazon rarely makes much of a profit.

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                      • DashrenderD
                        Dashrender @Bill Kindle
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                        @Bill-Kindle said:

                        @Nic said:

                        I'm wondering why they ditched it for the new products - Apple Pay and Apple Watch instead of iPay and iWatch.

                        Tim Cook. Not Steve Jobs.

                        I heard it was because someone else already owned the names.

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                        • Reid CooperR
                          Reid Cooper
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                          Maybe they dropped it because the I thing has become so mocked.

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                            A Former User @Dashrender
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                            @Dashrender said:

                            @Bill-Kindle said:

                            @Nic said:

                            I'm wondering why they ditched it for the new products - Apple Pay and Apple Watch instead of iPay and iWatch.

                            Tim Cook. Not Steve Jobs.

                            I heard it was because someone else already owned the names.

                            Don't know about iWatch. but I've had payroll services from iPay before when I worked in sales.

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                              technobabble @Reid Cooper
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                              @Reid-Cooper ooo...like iMocked...the device that mocks apple users?

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