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22.09.25 - 06:06
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iPhone 17 surge lifts Taiwan telecom and e-commerce sales (Digitimes)
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Apple's iPhone 17 series officially launched on September 19, 2025. Although Apple Intelligence still offers limited support for regions outside English-speaking areas, this year's marketing strategy of upgrading the iPhone 17 without a price increase has driven pre-order demand beyond expectations. This surge not only boosts the operations of telecom carriers but also benefits e-commerce platforms, authorized resellers, and peripheral accessory vendors....
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18.09.25 - 05:06
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Apple Vision Pro finds foothold in business market as consumer sales lag (Digitimes)
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Apple's US$3,499 Vision Pro mixed-reality (MR) headset has struggled to find a foothold with consumers. Its hefty price tag, bulky design, and a limited number of applications have all been obstacles since its launch. But while it may not be a hit with the average user, the device is quietly finding its niche in the business world, emerging as a new tool for training, design, and retail....
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17.09.25 - 16:48
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Apple’s Crippled China Sales (24/7 Wall St.)
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iPhone sales in China are shrinking, and Apple now ranks sixth in market share there. Headwinds include a lack of AI and tariff concerns.
The post Apple's Crippled China Sales appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.....
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09.09.25 - 19:21
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UBS Tempers Expectations Ahead Of Apple Launch: "Expect Marginal iPhone Changes" (ZeroHedge)
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UBS Tempers Expectations Ahead Of Apple Launch: "Expect Marginal iPhone Changes"
Apple's "Awe Dropping" launch event kicks off later today at 10 a.m. PST / 1 p.m. EST, with as many as eight new devices expected: four new iPhones, up to three Apple Watches, and the AirPods Pro 3.
Not to dampen enthusiasm for the Awe Dropping event, which Goldman previously outlined here, but UBS analyst Tricia Wright reminded clients earlier this morning, reiterating a previous note, to "expect only marginal changes to the iPhone 17 lineup at the Apple event."
Wright cites analyst David Vogt's recent note about what to expect at WWDC25:
David Vogt expects an iPhone Air to replace the Plus in the lineup at Apple's iPhone launch event on Tuesday. While he acknowledges that a thinner device would introduce a relatively new form factor for the iPhone, he thinks it will have a muted impact on consumer purchasing decisions and thus, limited upside to his iPhone forecasts for the ...
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