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To: Moonray who wrote (170986)	6/18/2014 10:31:30 AM
From: ggamer	Respond to of 213173

Japan manufacturers said to gear up for Apple and iPhone 6 Machine tool and component makers in Japan are seeing brisk orders as components for the next-generation iPhone go into production. But Japanese suppliers are also looking beyond Apple. Manufacturers are getting ready to make a 5.5-inch Apple device. Apple/Screenshot by Brooke Crothers/CNET Activity at Japan-based machine tool manufacturers and component suppliers is brisk for the next-generation iPhone. But it's not all good news, according to Japan's Nikkei business daily. Domestic orders for industries connected to the next-gen iPhone are "booming," Nikkei said in the online Japanese-language version of the daily. Orders from China for machine tools are at a "high level" as select Chinese component makers for the next iPhone have begun mass production, the report said. Specifically, orders for machine tools bound for China jumped 7.5 times compared to a year ago, accounting for 15 percent of all orders received by Japanese manufacturers, "thanks to demand created by the new iPhone model," Nikkei said. While not all machine tool orders are necessarily for the so-called iPhone 6, orders related to specific Apple procurement -- aka the "Apple ecosystem" -- are a big factor in driving the orders, according to Nikkei.

To: Moonray who wrote (170986)	6/25/2014 9:48:15 AM
From: Moonray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213173

This week's top 10 paid and free apps for iPhone and iPad on the App Store By The Associated Press App Store Official Charts for the week ending June 23, 2014: Top Paid iPhone Apps: 1. Heads Up!, Warner Bros. 2. Afterlight, Simon Filip 3. Minecraft - Pocket Edition, Mojang 4. Sleep Cycle alarm clock, Northcube AB 5. Geometry Dash, Robert Topala 6. Sleep Talk Recorder, MadInSweden 7. A Dark Room, Amirali Rajan 8. Stickman Soccer 2014, Robert Szeleney 9. Garmin víago, Garmin 10. Plague Inc., Ndemic Creations Top Free iPhone Apps: 1. FIFA Official App, FIFA 2. Guess The Emoji : Emoji Pops, Conversion, LLC 3. Rising Star ABC, Screenz Cross Media LTD 4. TwoDots, Betaworks One 5. WatchESPN, ESPN 6. Fish Out Of Water!, Halfbrick Studios 7. Angry Birds Epic, Rovio Entertainment Ltd 8. Amazon Music with Prime Music, AMZN Mobile LLC 9. Avoid The Circles, Barry Wyckoff 10. Snapchat, Snapchat, Inc. Top Paid iPad Apps: 1. Minecraft - Pocket Edition, Mojang 2. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: ..., Warner Bros. 3. MONOPOLY for iPad, Electronic Arts 4. THE GAME OF LIFE for iPad, Electronic Arts 5. The Survival Games : Mini Game..., wang wei 6. Card Wars - Adventure Time, Cartoon Network 7. Survivalcraft, Igor Kalicinski 8. Heads Up!, Warner Bros. 9. Geometry Dash, Robert Topala 10. Plants vs. Zombies HD, PopCap Top Free iPad Apps: 1. Angry Birds Epic, Rovio Entertainment Ltd 2. WatchESPN, ESPN 3. Fish Out Of Water!, Halfbrick Studios 4. FIFA for iPad, FIFA 5. Bubble Witch 2 Saga, King.com Limited 6. Rising Star ABC, Screenz Cross Media LTD 7. Fruit Ninja HD, Halfbrick Studios 8. TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTIO..., Mobage, Inc. 9. Netflix, Netflix, Inc. 10. YouTube, Google, Inc. o~~~ O