Tuesday, 6 March 2018

Apple May Slash iPhone Production: JPMorgan



Apple Inc.'s (AAPL
) shares may have recovered from last month's sell-off following its most recent quarterly report, but one team of analysts cautions on lower-than-expected iPhone production from the tech giant in the upcoming period.

Apple shares closed up about 0.4% on Monday at $176.82, reflecting a 4.5% gain year-to-date (YTD) versus the S&P 500's 1.8% increase over the same period. After the firm's Q1 report, Apple investors feared slowing demand for its smartphones, including its 10th anniversary iPhone X and new iPhone 8 and 8 Plus models.

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Apple store forced to close after being swarmed by 11,000 fans trying to buy £40 iPhones

 Several queues of people formed outside the Apple reseller and into the mall's parking lot to buy iPhones priced as low as £40

AN Apple reseller has been forced to shut up shop after its clearance sale saw 11,000 people descend on its store to nab £40 iPhones.
In its ad for the event, the Switch store in Malaysia said it was selling off its stock of demo products, including iPhone models 5S to 7, iPads, Apple TVs, MacBooks, and more – with prices ranging from £18 to £370. READ MORE =>

Apple Watch 3 Vs. Samsung Gear Sport: The Software Makes The Difference - Forbes



I recently reviewed the Apple Watch Series 3 LTE, and I liked it so much that I jumped back to the iPhone X as my main phone (because the watch only works with iPhones). However, I'm ultimately an Android guy, so for the past week I have looked for an Android alternative to the Apple Watch so that I could have the same notifications-on-my-wrist experience without needing to be tied down to iOS. READ MORE =>

Shameless iPhone X Android Clones Prove Apple Was Right - Forbes



The church of Apple has spoken, and it has decreed that the iPhone X notch is actually good and everyone shall follow suit. Go forth and shamelessly copy. iMen.
The iPhone X’s divisive “notch” (if the design of a smartphone can be divisive in these politically challenging times) has, perhaps unsurprisingly, now become thestandard smartphone design. READ MORE=>