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Relax - Apple tweaking production numbers on new iPhone models is normal

Headlines screaming that iPhone Air order cuts mean the death of the model and is a failure ignore that Apple has absolute mastery of its supply chain, and guessing in advance what will be popular at launch time is an imprecise art.

Mike Wuerthele and Malcolm Owen 7 months ago 1

After the iPhone Fold, expect bezel-free & flip models in 2027 and 2028

The expected release of the iPhone Fold in 2026 is rumored to kick off three years of fresh iPhone designs, with bezel-free and flip iPhones following.

Malcolm Owen 7 months ago 7

New DMA complaint ludicrously claims Apple's App Store limits block freedom of expression

Two human rights organizations want the European Union to force Apple to remove all barriers to making third-party app stores — but it's an unnecessary demand that ignores that the iPhone remains the greatest freedom of speech and expression hardware ever made.

William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele 7 months ago 7

Deep production cutbacks again rumored to hit iPhone Air supply chain

Another report has claimed Apple is reducing component orders for the iPhone Air, allegedly to levels closer to the quantity that gets produced towards the end of a product's life.

Malcolm Owen 7 months ago 10

iPhone 18 A20 chip will cost TSMC a lot more to make

The 2 nanometer chip fabrication technology expected in the iPhone 18 A20 processor is expected to cost 50% more to manufacture, but given history Apple is not likely to pass on the increase to users.

William Gallagher 7 months ago 8

M5 Apple Vision Pro production moved to Vietnam amid supply chain shift

The M5 Apple Vision Pro arrives with few surprises in its design or features. Behind the scenes, Apple has quietly moved production outside of China.

Amber Neely 7 months ago 2

Apple returns to court to challenge App Store contempt ruling

Apple is asking a federal appeals court to overturn a judge's previous finding that it "willfully" ignored an order to let developers link to cheaper payment options outside the App Store.

Amber Neely 7 months ago 0

Apple goes on the legal offensive against EU Digital Markets Act

Instead of just arguing the benefits of Apple's ecosystem, the company is going on the offensive and challenging the core legality of the European Union's Digital Markets Act in court in an increasingly entrenched dispute — where it doesn't seem to matter that Apple is right.

William Gallagher 7 months ago 21

iPhone 17 demand will push Apple's Q4 past Wall Street expectations

While iPhone 17 successes will drive Apple's fourth quarter, investment firm Wedbush says that the right AI plan and partnerships will make Apple stock even more compelling in the future.

William Gallagher 7 months ago 3

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