Demand for iPhone 15 stronger than iPhone 14, Pro models about the same
The iPhone 15 series has shown some interesting trends regarding wait times, and new data indicates that the new Pro versions are as popular as the iPhone 14 Pro lineup.
The iPhone 15 series has shown some interesting trends regarding wait times, and new data indicates that the new Pro versions are as popular as the iPhone 14 Pro lineup.
A research note indicates iPhone sell-through dropped 11% in January year-over-year, but that's an improvement from December's decline.
Analysts at UBS report that Apple "materially recovered" in China in December 2022, with iPhone shipments surging 88% since the preceding month.
Soft holiday iPhone sales will hit Apple's first fiscal quarter, while strong currencies against a weaker dollar may have helped Apple's finances according to UBS analysts.
Developers have earned $320 billion from the App Store since its beginning, but an analyst believes revenue from the platform was down year-over-year in December.
Despite a 57% year-over-year iPhone shipment decline in November, investment bank UBS is still bullish on Apple for the long term.
Analysts at UBS expect Apple to see financial impacts from iPhone 14 Pro production slowdowns well into 2023 — but it ultimately will recover before 2024.
Apple iPhone shipments in China are up more than 200% year-over-year, according to UBS estimates that hint at solid June quarter results for the company.
Analysts are weighing in on the latest smartphone shipment data out of China, which suggests solid demand for iPhone models but casts doubt on a "super cycle."
Investment bank UBS has upgraded AAPL to a "Buy" and raised its price target to $142, based on a stable iPhone backdrop and the possibility of Apple entering the car market.
Investment bank UBS has raised its Apple December quarter estimates, citing better-than-expected iPhone shipments, average selling prices, and Mac sales.
Availability data tracked by investment bank UBS suggests that there is strong demand for the higher-end iPhone 12 Pro models in China, though demand may have already peaked in the U.S.
Switzerland's largest bank and known Apple Pay holdout now allows its customers to use Apple's contactless payment system.
Better-than-expected Apple June quarter performance and a broader coronavirus recovery have led investment bank UBS to raise their AAPL price target to $400.
UBS will finally end its holdout from adopting Apple Pay in the coming weeks as other payment solutions fall out of favor.
Apple shipped fewer than 500,000 iPhone units in February due to coronavirus-related production issues, UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri estimates, forcing an Apple stock price target cut to $355.
Timothy Arcuri from UBS is seeing some short-term struggles for Apple and the iPhone between production problems and temporary demand decreases, but sees restoration of iPhone production and sales in 2020.
Apple's 2019 iPhones are off to a strong start in terms of sales in the United States, analysts at UBS claim, but the firm's data suggests customers may have to wait longer to get hold of the iPhone 11 or iPhone 11 Pro models than customers did for the 2018 releases.
Apple's March-quarter financial results are set to be released on Tuesday, and all eyes are on what Apple will say — or won't say — about iPhone sales volumes. Here's what observers of the iPhone maker anticipate Apple will reveal.
More analysts have passed judgment on the new services Apple launched during Monday's "It's show time" event, with Macquarie and UBS both highlighting the relative lack of surprises from what was speculated in the time before the event took place.
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