I’m no stranger to fitness apps, having tried everything from an app that promises the benefits of a trip to the gym in seven minutes to a tool that lets you track and share your runs with other users. But when I first heard about Sweatcoin, an app that …
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Apple is reportedly slashing iPhone X orders because it isn’t selling well
Several reports from Asia say Apple has slashed component orders for the iPhone X, its most important product. Apple shares dropped on the news. Apple CEO Tim Cook has previously said about component orders that “even if a particular data point were …
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Apple continues its slide from iPhone X production cuts
Apple continues a multiday slide on Tuesday as more reports confirm the company has cut its iPhone X production targets in half. The company reports earnings on Thursday. Watch the stock price move in real time here. Apple continues its slide on Tuesday as …
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Apple is reportedly slashing iPhone X orders because it isn’t selling well (AAPL)
Several reports from Asia say Apple has slashed component orders for the iPhone X, its most important product. Apple shares dropped on the news. Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has previously said about component orders that that “even if a particular data point were …
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Pressure on Apple shares continues over iPhone X worries
NEW YORK — Apple is having its worst day of the year on growing fears that the iPhone X has not been a hit with customers. Shares began to decline several days ago, and billions of the company’s market capitalization has been erased. J.P. Morgan analyst …
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Apple shares skid on report of iPhone X production cut
Apple Inc. will halve its iPhone X production target for the first three months of the year to around 20 million units, Nikkei reported on Monday, sending its shares down more than 2 per cent in early trading. The report added to growing concerns around …
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Apple’s stock sinks as high hope for iPhone X sales fade
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple’s stock is backtracking from its recent highs amid mounting concerns that iPhone X sales will fall short of the high hopes for a device that brought facial recognition technology and a $1,000 price tag to the company’s flagship …
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There are more signs that iPhone X sales will fall short, but much of Wall Street doesn’t care
More and more reports indicate Apple’s iPhone X is not keeping up with expectations. But aside from a few outspoken analysts, the reports don’t seem to have sobered the rest of Wall Street too much. Apple will have to address this disconnect in Thursday’s …
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Apple’s market value drops $45 billion in a week on fears of plunging iPhone X demand
Apple shares are dropping Monday after a report that the company ordered a drastic cut in iPhone X production. Nikkei reported Monday that the tech giant told its suppliers to reduce iPhone X production to 20 million units for the first quarter from the …
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Apple might launch a new cheap iPhone this year — and it feels like the iPhone 5C fiasco all over again
Financial analysts predict Apple will launch three new iPhone models this year. One of the models could be a new lower-cost iPhone with facial recognition and an edge-to-edge screen. It could cost between $700 and $800, KGI Securities predicts. Apple …
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Apple shares dip on report of iPhone X production cut, wiping $17b from market value
Apple will halve its iPhone X production target for the first three months of the year to around 20 million units, Nikkei has reported, sending the tech giant’s shares down 1.6 per cent. Without citing a source, the Japanese newspaper reported that …
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Apple shares skid on report company slashing iPhone X production by half
Apple Inc will halve its iPhone X production target for the first three months of the year to around 20 million units, Nikkei reported on Monday, sending its shares down 1.6 per cent. The report added to growing concerns about weak sales of the US$999 …
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Apple earnings: Forget taxes and batteries, the $1,000 iPhone X remains the story
The holiday quarter tends to be the highest for iPhone average selling prices, and the iPhone X is expected to push ASPs to record levels in Thursday’s earnings report. Apple Inc. has received a lot of attention for its statements about repatriating cash …
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Apple to launch 6.5-inch iPhone X Plus with OLED display, two LCD models in 2018: Report
Apple is said to launch four new iPhone models – two with LCD display and two with OLED display – according to Digitimes Research senior analyst Luke Lin. The two LCD iPhone models could have 5.7-inch to 5.8-inch and 6.0-inch to 6.1-inch screen sizes …
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Apple iPhone SE 2 With Wireless Charging To Launch in May Or June
The Apple iPhone SE will see a successor in 2018. The original iPhone SE was launched in March and a successor was expected in March of 2017. However, the iPhone SE 2 (tentatively named) will succeed the highly popular iPhone SE in 2018. However, a new …
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Apple iPhone X is the world’s best shipping smartphone: Canalys
Some good news pours in for Cupertino based Apple as Canalys has reported a big success for the Apple iPhone X sales in Quarter 4 of 2017. While the report commented on other iPhone models too, the iPhone X took the limelight as the flagship’s sales have …
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We visited the flagship stores of Apple and Microsoft in New York City — and the winner was obvious
Apple has been the gold standard for retail since it ignored conventional wisdom and opened its first store in 2001. Since then, other companies have tried to match its first-class customer service and design instincts. While Microsoft made its fortune on …
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