It's clearer than ever Apple's iPhone problem isn't going away
byAndro Alex-0
as declared in San Francisco (CNN Business) Apple's iPhone business is in decline -- and there appears to be no end in sight. The shrinking iPhone sales led to Apple's first holiday quarter revenue decline since 2000. Apple's sales in China fell considerably. Worse still: Apple doesn't see the iPhone sales situation improving much just yet. That's still just a small fraction of the iPhone business, but at least it is growing.
Apple's New iPhone Price Cuts Mask A Growing Problem
Apple may have quietly begun to cut iPhone prices, but a new report sends a serious warning about the iPhone XS (details), iPhone XS Max (details) and iPhone XR (details)... For Black Friday, Apple only gave away gift vouchers worth up to $50 if you paid full price for older generation hardware. As such the road ahead looks set to have significant financial consequences for Apple and equally significant financial upsides for customers. As such, Apple now looks to be stuck in a price war with itself and that's a situation which was unthinkable just a few years ago. iPhone XS Vs iPhone XR: What's The Difference?
Google says Apple's iPhone XS has a laughably bad camera
referring to Screenshot by ZDNETYou didn't buy an iPhone XS, did you? On the left, a night scene allegedly shot on an iPhone XS. I have yet to hear too many iPhone XS owners curse the fates for forcing them to buy a phone that fails to faithfully record their nocturnal adventures. Some might fear, given the timing of Chow's tweet, that this is a mere warm-up to Google scorning the iPhone XS during next weekend's Super Bowl. In first introducing Night Sight, Google offered a fine ad, but chose not to deride the iPhone.
Apple's iPhone problem: It just needs lower pricing, analysts say
Apple sold $51.9 billion worth of iPhones this quarter. That's drastic, and suggests that perhaps new features that were added this year to the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR, like more powerful processors and snazzier screens just didn't resonate with consumers. Analysts at Consumer Intelligence Research Partners reported Thursday that Apple sold more iPhone XRs in the U.S. last quarter than any other model. The three models introduced last year accounted for 65% of all iPhone sales in the quarter. His recommendation: Lower prices on current models by 15 percent now and have the new iPhones have lower price tags.
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