iPhone 5 constraints remain at AT&T, Verizon, inventory improving at Sprint

With the iPad mini hitting shelves Friday, supply of Apple's iPhone 5 has not yet caught up with demand in the U.S., according to a survey of Apple retail stores.

Sam Oliver 13 years ago 9

Apple expected to sell up to 1.5M iPad minis over launch weekend

The iPad mini is forecast to get off to a strong but modest start this weekend with sales of up to 1.5 million units, but over time Apple's 7.9-inch tablet is expected to gain popularity.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 44

Apple's executive shakeup viewed as consolidation, not cause for concern

Major changes to Apple's executive team surprised investors this week, but market watchers don't believe anything is awry with the company's management.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 65

Market watchers expect $329 iPad mini will justify its price to consumers

Though the starting price of the iPad mini is higher than many had expected, Wall Street analysts believe the storage capacity and build quality offered by Apple will be more than enough to court consumers and make the product a success.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 77

Verizon iPhone activations suggest better-than-expected Sept. quarter for Apple

Activation figures from Verizon show that sales of the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 were relatively strong prior to the launch of the iPhone 5, suggesting Apple's September quarter could be stronger than expected.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 12

Every five 'iPad mini' sales projected to cannibalize one full-size iPad

Apple's anticipated "iPad mini" is forecast to have a cannibalization rate of 20 percent, which would mean every five smaller iPads sold would take the place of one full-size 9.7-inch iPad.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 87

iPhone 5 launch sales held back by limited supply

Though sales of the iPhone 5 over its launch weekend broke records, the 5 million units sold by Apple came in below Wall Street expectations, as the company's limited supply was not able to keep up with considerable demand.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 40

iPhone 5 lines 83% longer than 4S, 8 million sales expected this weekend

A survey of lines at Apple stores in New York, Boston and Minneapolis found that crowds for the iPhone 5 are 83 percent larger than they were for the iPhone 4S, which has led one analyst to predict sales of 8 million iPhones this launch weekend.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 42

Record iPhone 5 preorders increase confidence in 10M Sept. quarter sales

With Apple's iPhone 5 already off to a record setting start, market watchers have expressed greater confidence that Apple could sell as many as 10 million units before the current quarter ends on September 29.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 20

Apple's iPhone 5 praised as 'a Rolex among a sea of Timexes'

The quality and build of the iPhone 5 will be enough to impress consumers in a market dominated by cheaply made smartphones, according to one analyst.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 191

Apple on pace to sell 5.1M Macs in September quarter

Apple is on pace to see a record breaking September quarter with sales of 5.1 million Macs in the three-month span, according to the latest data.

AppleInsider Staff 13 years ago 23

'iPhone 5' sales could reach 10 million this quarter

With customers holding off purchases in anticipation of Apple's next iPhone, an expected September launch is forecast to provide a significant boost for the company's current quarter, with sales reaching as high as 10 million in just one week.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 45

Apple predicted to offer $200 unsubsidized iPhone in 2013

Apple is predicted to drop the price of an existing iPhone to $200 unsubsidized in 2013, accelerating share gains for its smartphone platform in emerging markets.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 75

47% of US consumers feel they don't need 4G LTE

Though Apple's next iPhone is widely expected to have high-speed 4G long-term evolution connectivity, a new survey has found that nearly half of American consumers feel they don't need 4G LTE.

Neil Hughes 13 years ago 87

Nearly a third of consumers say they'd suddenly be interested in a new TV if it came from Apple

Should Apple follow through with much rumored plans to enter the connected TV business, it would prompt nearly a third of able consumers to abandon their typical 7-year upgrade cycle and consider opening up their wallets early — for the right price.

Slash Lane 13 years ago 72

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