Apple's iPhone is slated for shipment in June, but the device raises several important questions because it represents a new market segment for the Cupertino-based company. Research firm Piper Jaffray's senior analyst Gene Munster mulls over these questions which range from the economics of the Cingular/Apple partnership to the addressable market o...

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The relationship Apple Inc. shares with Cingular/AT&T over the iPhone is designed to be win-win for both companies. Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster took a closer look at the relationship and the economics of the iPhone

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We're just not meant for each other Verizon Wireless was the first company offered exclusive access to the iPhone, but turned Apple away because of problems with the proposed business model.…

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Verizon Wireless was the first company offered exclusive access to the iPhone, but turned Apple away because of problems with the proposed business model.

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Larry Dignan submits: Is Apple's iPhone deal with Cingular a handicap to both parties? You almost get that impression hearing to Verizon executives tell it. On a conference call following Verizon's fourth quarter earnings, analysts were quick to ask Dennis F.

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Notable Calls submits: Piper Jaffray notes Apple's iPhone should be available in June 2007. Because this device represents a new market segment for Apple, its release raises several important questions ranging from the economics of the Cingular/Apple partnership to the iPhone's addressable market.

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News Analysis: A Piper Jaffray analyst examines several questions regarding Apple's iPhone, including when it will hit the market, its likelihood of adoption by the enterprise and its price.

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Analysts at Needham & Co yesterday raised their target price on Apple stock from $115 to $135. The move was made based on the strength of anticipated iPhone sales.

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MAKER OF COMPUTERS for OAP's, Apple may be interested to learn of Chinese company named Meizu's latest product, a music phone dubbed the M8, which looks remarkably similar to Steve's latest proffering, the phone that was 'til recently called 'iPhone'.

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Elegant. Uncompromising. Visionary. Each of these adjectives accurately describes the iPhone, which made its public debut last week at CES. Finally, it seems, the world has gotten its long-awaited convergence device: the one that makes the information riches of the Web accessible to mobile users.

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