There is a pause effect. There is a delay in manufacturing. In some ways, the March quarter and the June quarter are a victim of some of the success they have had.

I think there's a high likelihood of a new Shuffle. There's no availability of the 1-gigabyte Shuffle on Apple's Web site, and that could be a sign that a new one is on the way.

Symantec is milking its (40 million to 50 million users) because most users would rather continue to pay for it than switch. ... That is absolutely the right move.

Apple already has a huge market share (for MP3 players), and this is just going to make it grow higher,

Ultimately, Microsoft knows that the software landscape will shift from the desktop to the hybrid of the Internet and the desktop. Google has thrown out warning shots that they will be players in many of the significant areas of software.

They are going to gain market share but would have gained even more if they had lowered their price points. They're adding things that people want that other PCs aren't adding. That is going to be a catalyst for people to switch over.