Lines weren't huge for the debut, and BlackBerry trade-ins seemed to be a leading trend.
Cisco and others are in denial about slowing growth and cooling margins, laying the blame elsewhere.
In the past 3 decades, has there ever been more bullish time?
The rate is expected to exceed that of mobile apps over the next 2 years.
The iPhone's well-received launch on Verizon's network could inspire a mass migration and even reignite the Nasdaq.
On the eve of the Apple iPhone's much-anticipated debut on Verizon's wireless network, it may not matter that the phone is stale, a new one is coming and not everyone can afford it.
The online retail giant is run brilliantly -- just not for the stock market.
Analysts expect 11 million Verizon iPhones will be sold this year, which will be a boon to mobile application developers.
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