Podcasts about total cash

Joe Polish and Dan Sullivan discuss the concept of Total Cash Confidence, emphasizing the shift in entrepreneurship from selling tangible goods to selling ideas and processes. If you'd like to join world-renowned Entrepreneurs at the next Genius Network Event or want to learn more about Genius Network, go to www.GeniusNetwork.com. Here's a glance at what you'll discover from Dan and Joe in this episode: Discover how entrepreneurship is evolving from traditional physical product sales to a focus on intangible assets like ideas and processes, reshaping how value is created in today's business world. Learn from Dan Sullivan about achieving financial success through a unique approach that emphasizes creating predictable, enjoyable revenue streams by capitalizing on your unique value proposition. Uncover the lucrative potential of coaching in bridging the gap between technological advancements and effective teamwork, and how it can transform business operations and personal growth. Strategies to prioritize customer aspirations and experiences, including real-world examples from businesses like the Savannah Bananas, demonstrating the long-term benefits of investing in customer satisfaction and memorable experiences.

Valenti and Costa deliver the props and the sides of the total they like in the AFC Championship. Find out what they like on this episode of Cash the Ticket. Download and subscribe today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

You know the rule, when the total seems high, you go higher. Download the latest episode of Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

If you are looking for a total play on Sunday, Valenti and Costa are here to deliver. Download and subscribe to Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will you ride along with the friendship total? Download the latest episode of Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike has 3 selections for Jim. Which games will they agree to go in on together. Download the latest episode of Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Total cash labor expenses for the U.S. agriculture sector are forecast to be $43.35 billion for 2023, based on new data from USDA's Economic Research Service.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will the new look Iowa Hawkeyes be able to hit the over on the win total. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is this the year Maryland hits the over? Download and subscribe to Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will the real Spartans please step up? Valenti and Costa debate if Michigan State will hit the over on their season total. Download the latest episode of Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Sir Pucksalot" is back with another Daily Dime and once again the Corsi Rating plays a big factor and Kenny tries to keep Mike from becoming a "mush." Download the latest episode of Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

-Mike and I chat about the companies plans now that they have over $11 million in the treasury to expand the current 1.2 million ozs deposit (using a 2g/t cut-grade, the current resource was done at $1200 Gold) -They are cashed up for at least the next 3 years, no dilution risk -$11.4 Million in Cash plus over the next 1-3 years $8 million will come in from option payments due to BRAU and another possibly $10 Million in Warrants/Options ($4 million in the money currently) -Multiple expansion targets and satellite targets some grading +160g/t that haven't been followed up on prior or worked since the 1980's -Updated Resource is coming -A break down of the BRAU team -much more Doc's Abridged Thesis -Assuming Fully Diluted Market Cap 146 million shares out = $46 Million Market Cap with Cash = $11.4 Million + ($8 million in option payments to BRAU and $10 million in Warrants and Options in the next 1-3 years) = Total Cash $29.4 Million. Adjusted Fully Diluted Enterprise Value = $16.6 Million/ 1 million ozs net to BRAU as-is = $16.60 per mineable gold ozs where there is already enough scale to go into production. -They are unlikely to do another financing for many years and have the cash to expand and develop this resource beyond 2-3 million ozs -At a PEA level multiple on 2.5 million ozs of 75$ on ozs (25%-50) lower then their peers = MC 187.5 $Million, 4x return in 12-18 month with little downside risk. HOPE BROOK GOLD MINE Big Ridge – earning up to 80% 1,056 mineral claims totaling 26,400 Ha Stage: Advanced Exploration: The property hosts the Hope Brook deposit that consists of the Mine Zone and 240 Zone. The Hope Brook deposit is open along strike and at depth. 836,0004.11110,000Class Tonnes g/Au/tonne Au(ounces) Indicated 5,500,000 4.77844,000 Inferred https://bigridgegold.com/projects/hope-brook-gold-project-newfoundland/ Hope Brook NI 43-101 Resource Estimate (2015)* 3.0g/t cut off The NI 43-101 Resource Estimate for the Hope Brook Gold Deposit was SEDAR filed on June 8, 2021. Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and by definition do not demonstrate economic viability. Nick Tintor, P. Geo., a Qualified Person under the provisions of National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the technical information described herein. Location & Infrastructure Southwest coast of the island of Newfoundland, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The property hosts a 28-person camp, existing tails storage capacity, a 1,100m airstrip and is connected to grid power. Historic Production BP-Selco made the Hope Brook discovery in 1983 and the mine was put into production in 1987. The Hope Brook Mine operated from 1987 until 1997 and produced 752,163 ounces of gold during that time. Project Summary The Mine Zone and 240 Zone remain open along strike and at depth; Current high-grade gold resource consisting of 844,000 ounces of gold in the Indicated category and 110,000 ounces of gold in the inferred category; Several additional targets have been identified through grab sampling, channel sampling and limited drilling with no or limited follow-up work; Significantly de-risked with respect to processing based on 10 years of production; Located in a mining friendly jurisdiction with access to skilled labour Doc's Website: https://drjonesresourceinvestor.wordpress.com. https://ceo.ca/@drjimjones. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/docjonesresourceinvestor/message

SmallCapVoice.com Inc. (“SCV”) announces the availability of a new interview with Viking Energy Group, Inc. (OTCQB: VKIN) (“Viking” or the “Company”), an independent exploration and production company focused on the acquisition and development of oil and natural gas properties in the onshore Gulf Coast and Mid-Continent regions, to discuss the Company’s achievements to date from inception, an overview of the Company’s portfolio of assets and the goals for the company here in 2021. Key Financial Highlights for 2020 (all figures are approximate): Revenues grew year over year to $40.27 million, as compared to $34.59 million in 2019. Total Cash balance was $7.84 million, as compared to $5.64 million at December 31, 2019. Of the Dec. 31, 2020 cash balance, $3.86 million represented restricted cash within the Company’s Ichor and Elysium divisions pursuant to the terms of applicable credit agreements, as compared to $3.88 million in restricted cash within the Company’s Ichor division at December 31, 2019. Net Loss was ($63.99 million) as compared to a net loss of ($19.39) million for 2019, the majority of which was attributable to non-cash items, including: Impairment of Oil & Gas Properties due to the drop in oil prices experienced in 2020 caused by, among other things, the COVID-19 pandemic and certain geo-political factors ($37.5 million) Amortization of Debt Discount ($7.32 million); Value of Stock-based compensation ($5.63 million); Depreciation, Depletion and Amortization ($13.51 million); and Accretion – Asset Retirement Obligations ($1.11 million) Loss on debt settlement ($0.93 million) The Company stockholders’ deficit was $16.3 million due primarily to the $37.5 million non-cash impairment charge mentioned above; however on or about January 8, 2021 the equity position of the Company was improved by the extinguishment of $18.9 million of Long-Term Debt and accrued expenses through the issuance of common stock. Adjusted EBITDA was $16.23 million (as described below) as compared to $17.16 million for 2019.  

As dealers might already know, TCPA is the acronym for the federal regulatory rule officially known as the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The acronym also has a more pejorative meaning — Total Cash for Plaintiff’s Attorneys. In an effort to help dealerships avoid pitfalls connected with either interpretation of TCPA, Paul Gipson appeared on this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast. Gipson is director of marketing compliance services for CompliancePoint — a leading provider of information security and risk management services — as the firm recently completed an in-depth examination of dealerships and text messaging.

Worrying about cash flow is one of the main reasons why entrepreneurs hold themselves back from exciting opportunities. In this episode, Dan Sullivan, Steve Krein, and Lee Richter explain how having total cash confidence means you can engage in the best and most profitable collaborations and projects.

Tii 0495 - iOS 13.5 Beta 3, iPhone SE and Apple Quarterly Report Give us a call - 206-666-6364 Send us an email - todayinios@gmail.com   Apple Q1 2020 (fiscal Q2) - Quarterly Report Summary: Rev = $58.3 Billion (vs $58 Billion a year ago quarter and $91.8 Billion last quarter) this was 9.2% higher than the street consensus.   Total Cash = $192.8 Billion (Down $14.2 Billion for the quarter from $207 Billion)    Last Quarter Sales: iPhones  = $29 Bil (vs $31.1 Bil a year ago quarter and $56 Bil last quarter) iPads  = $4.7 Bil (vs $4.9 Bil as year ago quarter and $6 Bil last quarter) Mac's  = $5.4 Bil (vs $5.5 Bil a year ago quarter and $7.2 Bil last quarter) Wearables  = $6.3 Bil (vs $5.1 Bil a year ago quarter and $10 Bil last quarter)  Services  = $13.3 Bil (vs $11.5 Bil a year ago quarter and $12.7 Bil last quarter)    Links Mentioned in this Episode: Today's Sponsor - MintMobile.com/tii Today's Sponsor - Storyworth.com/tii ZecOps - iOS Mail exploit - Kinda iPhone SE2 unboxing Video iPhone SE Reviews iPhone SE 2 vs Android 5 other ways Apple can crush rivals Apple Services - Global iOS 13.5 Beta 3 iPhone 12 Rumors Kickstarter - Nucleus Powerhub Apple Q1 2020 Conference call Apple - Quarterly PDF   Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii App Garageband Spectre    

Tii 0484 - iOS 12.4, iOS 13 Betas 3, 4 and 5, Apple Quarterly Report Give us a call - 206-666-6364 Send us an email - todayinios@gmail.com   Links Mentioned in this Episode: Today's Sponsor - Eero.com/tii - Promo Code = tii Apple Releases iOS 12.4 View, change, or cancel your subscriptions iOS 13 and iPadOS Developer Beta 3 iOS 13 Beta 4 What's new in iOS 13 beta 5 Apple acquires Intel's modem business Apple will add 5G to 2020 iPhones Apple is expected to launch 3 new iPhones this year Apple to release three 'iPhone 11' models Apple Earnings Call   Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii - Free App Garageband Typorama LastPass 1Password Keeper   Apple Q2 2019 (fiscal Q3) - Quarterly Report Summary: Rev = $53.8 Billion (vs $53.3 Billion a year ago quarter and $58 Billion last quarter) Total Cash = $210.6 Billion (Down $14.8 Billion for the quarter from $225.4 Billion)   Last Quarter Sales: iPhones  = $26.0 Bil (vs $29.5 Bil a year ago quarter and $31.1 Bil last quarter) iPads  = $5.0 Bil (vs $4.6 Bil as year ago quarter and $4.9 Bil last quarter) Mac's  = $5.8 Bil (vs $5.3 Bil a year ago quarter and $5.5 Bil last quarter) Wearables  = $5.5 Bil (vs $3.7 Bil a year ago quarter and $5.1 Bil last quarter)  Services  = $11.5 Bil (vs $10.2 Bil a year ago quarter and $11.5 Bil last quarter)      Misc Notes: iPhone Revenue was less then 50% of Apples Revenue for the last quarter.    A dividend of $0.77 per share to be paid Aug 15th to anyone owning shares on August 12th.   Wearables and Services combined = a Fortune 50 company.   Apple Card Roll out planned for August.   Intel acquisition - #2 for Apple all time in terms of Dollars and #1 in terms of Employees.     Apple PR Apple Financial Statement  

“I see the new building, and the delivery trucks and all of the promotions she is running around town, she must be killing it with her business!” You and I have both said it at some point.   We declare, “they are making money hand over fist!” when we see that promotion or branding somewhere in town. It all looks so easy...just show up, money rolls in, people love working there and all is perfect. That is rarely true.   Chaos is more consistently the norm for most business owners who are swimming in decisions, directions, confusion, and success swings just trying to hold it together while keeping a pristine, branded exterior. Certainly there is a lot to continually think through day to day so here are three things that are important to monitor on a regular basis in your business, in fact we monitor them weekly in our business. We call them the ABC’s and they make up the “Level Two Dashboard”.  You may ask, “what is the Level One Dashboard?” It is actually just the “A” of the ABC’s I am about to share. Here are the ABC’s of what you can be monitoring weekly or every-other-weekly in your business.   Accounts Darryl Lyons (author of Small Business Big Pressure) and I were having a conversation about financial elements in every business that must be tracked regularly and he surprised me with the simplicity of one of his points-- watch your cash accounts. Darryl mentioned that he reviews his cash accounts once per week.   Eyeballs on your cash weekly will allow you to watch it barometrically, checking for any major spikes or dips.  It’s not a line by line drill down on isolated spending on things like $4.22 smoothie purchases, but instead a high level look to see the overall flow of your cash. You need to see how the cash actually flows.  Minor shifts are expected, but when the numbers climb or fall at a serious grade, that is when you know it is time to dig.  Was there a big bill due?  Did a massive check come in?  Is money leaking?   One business owner we met with years ago was completely (and I mean completely) in the dark as to the amount of cash in his business accounts.  His rationale, “they will tell me when it gets to low.” Not a good strategy. Once per week or every other week, take a look at your cash accounts (yep, plural, “accounts”...go read Mike Michalowicz’ Profit First and IMPLEMENT).   Bookkeeping Most businesses have some form of payables (what you owe) and receivables (what you are owed).   Once per week or every other week it is good to know what these are.  For some of you it is easy to pinpoint how much you owe through a statement or a spreadsheet, for others it is more difficult.  Either way, you have no excuse to not know payables like monthly subscriptions, vendor and subcontractor payments, facilities payments, payroll, and others. Knowing this general payout will allow you to know what will be coming out of those accounts that you have already taken a look at over the coming weeks.   So instead of your account having $10,458...it actually has that PLUS whatever will be coming in over the coming weeks MINUS what will be going out over the coming weeks. A simple “Aging” or “Receivables” report within your bookkeeping software will allow you to see what should be coming in by way of payments to the business.   On a basic spreadsheet you can a section showing all of your account balances, and then a section showing what you owe and what receivables you have outstanding. We actually run this calculation every week:   Total Cash in our Accounts +Receivables -Payables -Tax Account = What the real time cash position IF we collected ALL receivables and PAID all payables It’s just a number that is nice to know.   Customers Finally, it is crucial to monitor your customer engagement with  Existing Customers Non-Yet Customers Past Customers This is where you track important metrics around marketing, engagement, and communication. An Attorney may monitor:  Existing Customers: number of cases won, gifts sent  Non-Yet Customers: number of phone calls received to appointments set Past Customers: number of follow up calls placed A Contractor may monitor:  Existing Customers: weekly updates sent, special events delivered Non-Yet Customers: number of website leads, number of follow up appointments Past Customers: past customer “Happy Hour” participants Whatever metrics are important for your particular business is what you will track.  For Business On Purpose we track things like Podcast Downloads, Book Sales, 1-on-1 phone calls, and Coaching Hours among other items.     Is it possible to know every nook and cranny of your business?  It is a challenge because business is dynamic, constantly changing and flowing.  Monitor the ABC’s of your business-- Accounts, Bookkeeping, and Customers and review them weekly and you will begin to punch chaos in the mouth.   THAT is when you know you are “killing it”.   Scott Beebe is the founder of Business On Purpose and the host of The Business On Purpose Podcast.  He can be found at mybusinessonpurpose.com.

“I see the new building, and the delivery trucks and all of the promotions she is running around town, she must be killing it with her business!” You and I have both said it at some point.   We declare, “they are making money hand over fist!” when we see that promotion or branding somewhere in town. It all looks so easy...just show up, money rolls in, people love working there and all is perfect. That is rarely true.   Chaos is more consistently the norm for most business owners who are swimming in decisions, directions, confusion, and success swings just trying to hold it together while keeping a pristine, branded exterior. Certainly there is a lot to continually think through day to day so here are three things that are important to monitor on a regular basis in your business, in fact we monitor them weekly in our business. We call them the ABC's and they make up the “Level Two Dashboard”.  You may ask, “what is the Level One Dashboard?” It is actually just the “A” of the ABC's I am about to share. Here are the ABC's of what you can be monitoring weekly or every-other-weekly in your business.   Accounts Darryl Lyons (author of Small Business Big Pressure) and I were having a conversation about financial elements in every business that must be tracked regularly and he surprised me with the simplicity of one of his points-- watch your cash accounts. Darryl mentioned that he reviews his cash accounts once per week.   Eyeballs on your cash weekly will allow you to watch it barometrically, checking for any major spikes or dips.  It's not a line by line drill down on isolated spending on things like $4.22 smoothie purchases, but instead a high level look to see the overall flow of your cash. You need to see how the cash actually flows.  Minor shifts are expected, but when the numbers climb or fall at a serious grade, that is when you know it is time to dig.  Was there a big bill due?  Did a massive check come in?  Is money leaking?   One business owner we met with years ago was completely (and I mean completely) in the dark as to the amount of cash in his business accounts.  His rationale, “they will tell me when it gets to low.” Not a good strategy. Once per week or every other week, take a look at your cash accounts (yep, plural, “accounts”...go read Mike Michalowicz' Profit First and IMPLEMENT).   Bookkeeping Most businesses have some form of payables (what you owe) and receivables (what you are owed).   Once per week or every other week it is good to know what these are.  For some of you it is easy to pinpoint how much you owe through a statement or a spreadsheet, for others it is more difficult.  Either way, you have no excuse to not know payables like monthly subscriptions, vendor and subcontractor payments, facilities payments, payroll, and others. Knowing this general payout will allow you to know what will be coming out of those accounts that you have already taken a look at over the coming weeks.   So instead of your account having $10,458...it actually has that PLUS whatever will be coming in over the coming weeks MINUS what will be going out over the coming weeks. A simple “Aging” or “Receivables” report within your bookkeeping software will allow you to see what should be coming in by way of payments to the business.   On a basic spreadsheet you can a section showing all of your account balances, and then a section showing what you owe and what receivables you have outstanding. We actually run this calculation every week:   Total Cash in our Accounts +Receivables -Payables -Tax Account = What the real time cash position IF we collected ALL receivables and PAID all payables It's just a number that is nice to know.   Customers Finally, it is crucial to monitor your customer engagement with  Existing Customers Non-Yet Customers Past Customers This is where you track important metrics around marketing, engagement, and communication. An Attorney may monitor:  Existing Customers: number of cases won, gifts sent  Non-Yet Customers: number of phone calls received to appointments set Past Customers: number of follow up calls placed A Contractor may monitor:  Existing Customers: weekly updates sent, special events delivered Non-Yet Customers: number of website leads, number of follow up appointments Past Customers: past customer “Happy Hour” participants Whatever metrics are important for your particular business is what you will track.  For Business On Purpose we track things like Podcast Downloads, Book Sales, 1-on-1 phone calls, and Coaching Hours among other items.     Is it possible to know every nook and cranny of your business?  It is a challenge because business is dynamic, constantly changing and flowing.  Monitor the ABC's of your business-- Accounts, Bookkeeping, and Customers and review them weekly and you will begin to punch chaos in the mouth.   THAT is when you know you are “killing it”.   Scott Beebe is the founder of Business On Purpose and the host of The Business On Purpose Podcast.  He can be found at mybusinessonpurpose.com.

This week we talk about what your total cash investment is when buying a home. Often times clients only think of the down payment but overlook closing cost and escrows. I explain what you should expect when buying a home. If you are in the market to buy a home, my team and I would love to help you. You can reach me at 616-931-4629 or via my website at www.danmoralez.com. Dan Moralez NMLS #709729 Regional Vice President Northpointe Bank Equal Housing Lender - All Loans Subject to Credit Approval

The makers of the popular party game Codenames just signed a license with another publisher to come out with Codenames Disney Family Edition and Codenames Marvel Edition. Some game fans called this a "Cash grab." Here, we talk about why creators NEED to grab the cash, and why it's your DUTY to sell out.

Tii - iTem 0411 - iOS 10.1 and Apple Q3 2016 Quarterly Report Give us a call - 1-206-666-6364 Send us an email - todayinios@gmail.com   Apple Q3 2016 - Quarterly Report Summary: Rev = $46.9 Billion (vs $51.5 Billion a year ago quarter and $42.4 Billion last quarter) Total Cash = $237.6 Billion (Up $6.1 Billion for the quarter from $231.5 Billion)   Last Quarter Sales: iPhones Sold = 45.5 Mil (vs 48.1 Mil a year ago quarter and 40.4 Mil last quarter) iPads Sold = 9.3 Mil (vs 9.9 Mil a year ago quarter and 10 Mil last quarter) Mac's Sold = 4.9 Mil (vs 5.7 Mil a year ago quarter and 4.3 Mil last quarter)  Apple PR Apple PDF   Links Mentioned in this Episode: Today's Sponsor - Harrys.com/tii - Promo Code = tii Today's Sponsor - Casper.com/tii - Promo Code = tii Security Warning: Update Your iPhone’s iOS Now Apple iOS 10.1 Has A Great Secret Feature Apple Oct 2016 - Hello Again event Google+ Community - Ep 411 iPhone 7 models are not created equal 32 GB iPhone 7 slower than 128 GB iPhone 7 Apple Watch Nike+ Everything About WatchOS 3 For Apple Watch watchOS 3.1 iPhone 7+ vs Pixel Apple - FY 16 Fourth Quarter Results Conference Call Look who added 2.3 million iPhones to their Apple models Apple Q3 2016 Results - Earnings Call Transcript     Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii - Free App Nano Studio iMaschine Notion Garageband Over  Retsnom SpareMin      

Tii - iTem 0380 - iOS 9.2.1, tvOS 9.1.1 and Apple Q4 2015 Quarterly Report Give us a call - 1-206-666-6364 Send us an email - todayinios@gmail.com   Apple Q4 2015 - Quarterly Report Summary: Rev = $75.9 Billion (vs $74.6 Billion a year ago quarter and $51.5 Billion last quarter) Total Cash = $215.7 Billion (Up $10 Billion for the quarter from $205.7 Billion)   Last Quarter Sales: iPhones Sold = 74.8 Mil (vs 74.5 Mil a year ago quarter and 48.1 Mil last quarter) iPads Sold = 16.1 Mil (vs 21.4 Mil as year ago quarter and 9.9 Mil last quarter) Mac's Sold = 5.3 Mil (vs 5.5 Mil a year ago quarter and 5.7 Mil last quarter)   PR from Apple  PDF from Apple Extra Report from Apple   Links Mentioned in this Episode: Apple releases OS X 10.11.3 and iOS 9.2.1 Apple releases tvOS 9.1.1 Apple Opening Europe’s First iOS App Development Center in Italy New Music Apps from Apple Transform iOS Devices into Handheld Studios  Music Memos on the App Store Apple Beefs Up GarageBand for iOS, Launches 'Music Memos' Google+ Community - Ep 380 After abandoning iAd revenue, Apple Inc can reintroduce an ad-free internet Almost everything about the new iPhone just got revealed Apple readies ’iPhone 5se’, not '6c' Apple’s new iPhone 6c may have been pictured for the first time Claimed 4-inch iPhone in Leaked Video Likely Just an iPhone 6s Apple 'testing' ultra-fast Li-Fi Apple plans to turn us on to Li-Fi, reports iOS 9 Code Shows the iPhone 7 Will Drop Headphone Jack iPhone 7 Rumours: Lightning EarPods & Wireless AirPods Google's Android secrets revealed in court iCloud and Outlook Sync Problems and Solutions Woman Shocked with Whopping $45,000 Cellphone Bill  Proposed bill would kill iPhone sales in California AT&T CEO: Encryption Policy Is Up To Government, AT&T Unlimited Data Plan is Back Apple A9 chip fab TSMC reports record earnings Mini takes lead in US iPad sales as iPad Pro jumps in at 12 percent FY 16 First Quarter Results Conference Call Apple Earnings Call How many iPhones did Apple sell last quarter? How Many Watches Did Apple Sell?     Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii  Garageband Instasize App Music Memos    

Tii - iTem 0370 - Apple TV on sale and Apple Q3 2015 Quarterly Report Give us a call - 1-206-666-6364 Send us an email - todayinios@gmail.com   Apple Q3 2015 - Quarterly Report Summary: Rev = $51.5 Billion (vs $42.1 Billion a year ago quarter and $49.6 Billion last quarter) Total Cash = $205.7 Billion (Up $2.9 Billion for the quarter from $202.8 Billion)   Last Quarter Sales: iPhones Sold = 48.1 Mil (vs 39.3 Mil a year ago quarter and 47.5 Mil last quarter) iPads Sold = 9.9 Mil (vs 12.3 Mil a year ago quarter and 10.9 Mil last quarter) Mac's Sold = 5.7 Mil (vs 5.5 Mil a year ago quarter and 4.8 Mil last quarter)    PR from Apple  PDF from Apple     Links Mentioned in this Episode: Today's Sponsor - Harrys.com - Promo Code = Tii Today's Sponsor - Casper.com/tii - Promo Code = tii How many iPhones did Apple sell last quarter? The iPhone 6s is listening for the ‘Hey Siri’ command, most of the time Camera Shoot out - Android Authority Enhanced Editions of Harry Potter Series on iBooks Google+ Community - Ep 370 Apple TV 3 Gets Three New Channels  iPhone 7 rumors - Barrons Quarter - Kickstarter Facebook has figured out why it’s draining your iPhone battery Apple's 3D Touch display used to weigh objects in new video Apple Financial Results - Q4 2015     Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii - Free App Korg Gadget  AudioShare Lock Screens Fotor  Golden Days My Bus Times Facebook  

  Tii - iTem 0276 - Apple Q2 2013 Results   Apple Q2 2013 - Quarterly Report Summary: Rev = $35.3 Billion (vs $35 Billion a year ago quarter and $43.6 Billion last quarter) Total Cash = $146.6 Billion (up $1.9 Billion for the quarter from $144.7 Billion)   Last Quarter Sales: iPhones Sold = 31.2 Mil (vs 26 Mil a year ago quarter and 37.4 Mil last quarter) iPads Sold = 14.6 Mil (vs 17 Mil a year ago quarter and 19.5 Mil last quarter) iPod Touches Sold = Not given as usual but over half of the 4.6 Mil iPods sold All iPod's Sold = 4.6 Mil  (vs 6.8 Mil a year ago quarter and 5.6 Mil last quarter)   Misc Notes: iPhone Sales up 51% in US yr/yr iPhone Sales up 56% in Japan yr/yr 84% of Tablet traffic is currently coming from an iPad.     Links Mentioned in this Episode: Today's Sponsor:  Warby Parker - use Promo Code Tii for free shipping Apple Discloses Its Developer Center Was Hacked  - AllThingsD Government Officials Bring in Security Experts to Test iOS 7's Activation Lock Feature Microsoft, Google not doing enough on phone thefts Apple's IPhone Outsells the IPod in Half the Time Apple buys 2 startups "HopStop and Locationary" to improve its mobile maps iPhone-related death in China could be linked to fake charger Here’s all the evidence that Apple is making an actual TV Plastic iPhone and iPhone 5 comparison shots leaked AT&T's adds 'Next' plan to allow phone, tablet trade-ins after one year AndroRAT signals commercialization of mobile malware New Surface RT Ad Compares Microsoft Tablet With iPad myType — Kickstarter Pebble Smart Watch - Best Buy Chrome update for iOS features tighter Google apps integration Apple's iPhone accounted for 51% of all smartphone activations at Verizon in Q2 Verizon Communications' CEO Discusses Q2 2013 Results How many iPads did Apple sell last quarter? Apple - Press Info - FY 13 Third Quarter Results Conference Call This is what a bad quarter for Apple looks like Apple’s quarterly report likely to illuminate challenges facing company      Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii App Garageband Overgram Space Rage Numble Premium Video Stitcher Muze Idol Forecast - iPhone Idol Forecast - iPad Tube Tracker Dyslexia and the iPad - iBook xRec HABU Toodledo GameChanger Flickr Uploadr - Mac App BulkR - Mac App Flickring

  Tii - iTem 0265 - Q1 2013 Quarterly Call   Apple Q1 2013 - Quarterly Report Summary: Rev = $43.6 Billion (vs $39.2 Billion a year ago quarter and $54.5 Billion last quarter) Total Cash = $144.7 Billion (up $7.6 Billion for the quarter from $137.1 Billion)   Last Quarter Sales: iPhones Sold = 37.4 Mil (vs 35.1 Mil a year ago quarter and 47.8 Mil last quarter) iPads Sold = 19.5 Mil (vs 11.8 Mil a year ago quarter and 22.9 Mil last quarter) iPod Touches Sold = Not given as usual but over half of the 5.6 Mil iPods sold All iPod's Sold = 5.6 Mil  (vs 7.7 Mil a year ago quarter and 12.7 Mil last quarter)   Misc Notes: >850,000 iOS apps >350,000 iPad Apps  >$9 Billion in App payments to Devs all time, and now over $1 Billion per quarter.     Links Mentioned in this Episode: Apple - Press Info - FY 13 Second Quarter Results Conference Call Apple TVs have WiFi issues Some Apple TVs may have Wi-Fi issues, but Apple plans to replace them for free March Tablet Update: iPad Usage Share Rises Apple Inc. (AAPL) iPad: 81.9% of US/Canada Tablet Web Traffic in March iOS leads Android in mobile ad revenue  Verizon iPhone sales tumble 33% Verizon Communications' Management Discusses Q1 2013 Results  As Straight Talk starts selling the iPhone, TracFone sees jump in subscribers Slowdown in Apple orders weighs on LG Display's first-quarter profit  Apple's iWatch hits the big time: Changewave Survey finds 19% of consumers interested in buying Apple 'iWatch' Lower-Cost iPhone's Plastic Rear Shell Reportedly Surfaces New app helps Icelanders avoid accidental incest MALWARE DESIGNED FOR ANDROID-BASED SMART PHONES Durex to launch vibrating underwear controlled by iPhone app Time Warner Cable to Launch VOD Service for Apple Device PdaNet -- Use your iPhone Sound Cylinder - Definitive Technology Definitive Technology Sound Cylinder Portable Bluetooth Speaker System Netflix for iPhone Earnings preview: Apple expected to report record iPad sales Apple - Press Info - Apple Reports Second Quarter Results   Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii GarageBand PopAgraph Over Check Me Out  Fly Cast Master Brush with Jackson School T00lz iHome+Sleep Music Player All-in-1 EEBA iReconcile Numbers Create Ringtones PDAnet - Cydia Stitcher Podcasts iCatcher Phototorch - Cydia AppLinks - Cydia iFiles - Cydia Netflix