iPhone 15 demand will be lower than iPhone 14, says Kuo
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple's hardware sales for the rest of the year, including the iPhone 15, are expected to be lower than last year's figures.
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Base iPhone 15 models will get 48 megapixel cameras, says Kuo
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says the forthcoming iPhone 15 will get a 48mp wide angle lens, and that Apple's orders for it mean manufacturer Sony is having to cut back on sales to Android firms.
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Apple will use 3D printing to make Apple Watch Ultra mechanical parts
The next edition of the Apple Watch Ultra will feature titanium mechanical parts where some have been produced by 3D printing to save time and cost, says analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
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You'll be lucky to get an Apple headset before Christmas, says Ming-Chi Kuo
In a last forecast ahead of Apple's headset announcement, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says mass production of the device is now later than expected.
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AI more important to investors than a headset, claims Ming-Chi Kuo
Investors are less interested in Apple's headset than they are about AI, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims ahead of Monday's packed WWDC keynote.
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iPhone 15 Pro Max rumored to be only model that gets new periscope lens tech
The iPhone 15 Pro Max will be the first and only model with the periscope lens in 2023, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
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Apple's headset could be a cash cow for VR market investors, says Ming-Chi Kuo
Apple's mixed-reality headset announcement at WWDC will give a boost to not just Apple's supply chain, but the entire VR market, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo insists.
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Apple's iPhone SE 4 is reportedly a 5G engineering test, and not for sale
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo now says that reports of an iPhone SE 4 are wrong, that Apple is only making a prototype for its 5G modem which won't lead to mass production.
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'Apple Glasses' reportedly launching in 2026 or 2027 at the earliest
Supply chain analyst and leaker Ming-Chi Kuo shared a report about Apple's adoption of metalens technology, citing their eventual use in "Apple Glasses" around 2026 or 2027.
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