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Apple has shrugged off concerns about production delays on the new iPhone X by reporting a 19% rise in profit to $10.7bn (£8.2bn). Revenues were also up by 12% to $52.6bn (£40.2bn) in the fourth quarter ending 30 September - an increase of 12% during the ... ( read original story ...)

Apple has reported better-than-expected revenue forecasts on the eve of the launch of the highly anticipated iPhone X. Demand for the £999 new phone, which opened for pre-orders last week, has been "off the charts", with a queue of 350 people outside ... ( read original story ...)

Business Insider CEO Henry Blodget and chief tech correspondent Steve Kovach discuss Apple's new iPhone X. Kovach got the phone before its release, and says he loves it, citing the functionality and screen presentation, and praising the Face ID feature. ( read original story ...)

It's finally here. The iPhone X lands globally Friday and we're meeting the first people to get their hands on the coveted device. From Sydney to Singapore, London, Paris, New York and finally San Francisco and Los Angeles, follow along as we join in the fun. ( read original story ...)

The iPhone X's lush screen, facial-recognition skills and $1,000 price tag are breaking new ground in Apple's marquee product line. Yet the much-anticipated device is testing the patience of consumers and investors as demand outstrips suppliers' capacity. ( read original story ...)

Americans of all ages hope to get their hands on the iPhone X this holiday season. A whopping 20% of American adults have placed Apple’s iPhone X atop their holiday smartphone wishlists, rewards provider Ebates revealed in a survey released this week. ( read original story ...)

The iPhone X is expected to be in high demand this holiday season. The phone's high price tag could keep spending away from other categories, which is bad news for retail. Check out Apple's stock price move in real time here. The iPhone X is the most ... ( read original story ...)

With the new iPhone X, Apple made big changes to its list of reviewers to whom it provides test devices. Apple ruffled some feathers by giving test phones to some video bloggers instead of some longtime tech reviewers. The changes reflect Apple’s ... ( read original story ...)