
Wedbush Senior Equity Research Analyst Dan Ives says the demand for Apple’s iPhone 15 has outstripped the previous model by an estimated 10 to 12%, while gaining market share in China.
“If you look at lead times in terms of iPhone deliveries, we are still ahead of iPhone 14 and it’s actually extending,” he says on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
MacDailyNews Take: Better than expected iPhone 15 demand is certainly good news for Apple shareholders once the current malaise evaporates.
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Oh my god, now the stock is going to go down even further!
Be greedy when others are fearful.
Winter is coming. People need the iP15 heater.
These phones are literally red hot! LOL! (check the internet … 120 degree F red hot)
My iPhone 15 Pro is running just as cool as my previous iPhone 13 Pro. No heat or any other issues.
“Literally red hot” means that your phone got so hot that it was glowing red. Gorilla glass would have to be heated to near 1000 degrees F for it to glow red! If that is the case, I suggest that you return your phone immediately because it could ignite your clothes, your desk or nearly anything else it comes in proximity to. Play it safe; get android phone ASAP.
Choosing titanium over over a liquid metal, not smart little Timmy. 🔥
Tim Cook, Steve worst mistake.
Spoken like someone who swallowed the hype hook line & sinker.
There are many important reasons Apple has avoided using it in any significant parts. Liquid Metal is just a marketing campaign for a thin part casting process. Castings are not as strong as billet, extrusion, or forging. So if you want weak metallic parts prone to cracking, by all means, keep begging for LM. Apple has made the right decision to avoid it.
Yep I’ll let my liquid metal golf clubs know that
Get Real is 100% correct.
Dave, your beloved LM clubs flopped on the market due to durability problems. You can’t buy them anymore. Go ahead and find some lightly used ones on eBay if you think they were so wonderful.
Yup. The build materials are definitely chosen by Cook and not the hardware team. No question about it.