And on Wednesday Jobs revealed that the iPod touch is now the best selling iPod. So it's certainly possible, as Forbes Oliver Chan suggests, that Apple sold more than 4.35 million iPod touches last quarter. It probably did considerably better than that. Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster, the only analyst I know who breaks out iPod touch unit sales, estimates that Apple sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell. 
Share:  And on Wednesday Jobs revealed that the <span class="company">iPod</span> touch is now the best selling <span class="company">iPod</span>. So it's certainly possible, as Forbes Oliver Chan suggests, that Apple sold more than 4.35 million <span class="company">iPod</span> touches last quarter. It probably did considerably better than that.<span class="sent"> Piper Jaffray's <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, the only analyst I know who breaks out <span class="company">iPod</span> touch unit sales, estimates that Apple sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell.</span>...And on Wednesday Jobs revealed that the <span class="company">iPod</span> touch is now the best selling <span class="company">iPod</span>. So it's certainly possible, as Forbes Oliver Chan suggests, that Apple sold more than 4.35 million <span class="company">iPod</span> touches last quarter. It probably did considerably better than that.<span class="sent"> Piper Jaffray's <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, the only analyst I know who breaks out <span class="company">iPod</span> touch unit sales, estimates that Apple sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell.</span>...And on Wednesday Jobs revealed that the iPod touch is now the best selling iPod. So it's certainly possible, as Forbes Oliver Chan suggests, that <span class="company">Apple</span> sold more than 4.35 million iPod touches last quarter. It probably did considerably better than that.<span class="sent"> Piper Jaffray's <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, the only analyst I know who breaks out iPod touch unit sales, estimates that <span class="company">Apple</span> sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell.</span> including back to school specials....It probably did considerably better than that.<span class="sent"> Piper Jaffray's <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, the only analyst I know who breaks out iPod touch unit sales, estimates that <span class="company">Apple</span> sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell.</span> including back to school specials. 7.2 million in the quarter that ends this month. Tweet this   read full story

And on Wednesday Jobs revealed that the iPod touch is now the best selling iPod. So it's certainly possible, as Forbes Oliver Chan suggests, that Apple sold more than 4.35 million iPod touches last quarter. It probably did considerably better than that. Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster, the only analyst I know who breaks out iPod touch unit sales, estimates that Apple sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell. 
Share:  And on Wednesday Jobs revealed that the <span class="company">iPod</span> touch is now the best selling <span class="company">iPod</span>. So it's certainly possible, as Forbes Oliver Chan suggests, that Apple sold more than 4.35 million <span class="company">iPod</span> touches last quarter. It probably did considerably better than that.<span class="sent"> Piper Jaffray's <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, the only analyst I know who breaks out <span class="company">iPod</span> touch unit sales, estimates that Apple sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell.</span>...And on Wednesday Jobs revealed that the <span class="company">iPod</span> touch is now the best selling <span class="company">iPod</span>. So it's certainly possible, as Forbes Oliver Chan suggests, that Apple sold more than 4.35 million <span class="company">iPod</span> touches last quarter. It probably did considerably better than that.<span class="sent"> Piper Jaffray's <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, the only analyst I know who breaks out <span class="company">iPod</span> touch unit sales, estimates that Apple sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell.</span>...And on Wednesday Jobs revealed that the iPod touch is now the best selling iPod. So it's certainly possible, as Forbes Oliver Chan suggests, that <span class="company">Apple</span> sold more than 4.35 million iPod touches last quarter. It probably did considerably better than that.<span class="sent"> Piper Jaffray's <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, the only analyst I know who breaks out iPod touch unit sales, estimates that <span class="company">Apple</span> sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell.</span> including back to school specials....It probably did considerably better than that.<span class="sent"> Piper Jaffray's <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, the only analyst I know who breaks out iPod touch unit sales, estimates that <span class="company">Apple</span> sold more than 6.8 million units last quarter and could sell.</span> including back to school specials. 7.2 million in the quarter that ends this month. Tweet this   read full story

Apple is trying to parlay its dominance in digital music and mobile applications to sell more content from Hollywood. "Apple realizes they need to be a bigger player in the living room," says Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray. The company also updated its iPod lineup. And it added a social networking service to iTunes that lets users follow what their friends are listening to 
Share:  <span class="company">Apple</span> is trying to parlay its dominance in digital music and mobile applications to sell more content from Hollywood.<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Apple</span> realizes they need to be a bigger player in the living room," says <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, an analyst at Piper Jaffray. The company also updated its iPod lineup.</span> And it added a social networking service to iTunes that lets users follow what their friends are listening to....<span class="company">Apple</span> is trying to parlay its dominance in digital music and mobile applications to sell more content from Hollywood.<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Apple</span> realizes they need to be a bigger player in the living room," says <span class="analyst">Gene Munster</span>, an analyst at Piper Jaffray. The company also updated its iPod lineup.</span> And it added a social networking service to iTunes that lets users follow what their friends are listening to. Tweet this   read full story