That’s nothing! I’ll cut my estimates by 60 million! And I’m willing to go higher! 
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I think it is somewhat of a comment on the smartphone market overall too. The market is essentially saturated, and people are holding onto devices longer since speed / software compatibility / and features have more or less leveled off.
The 1080p LCD-based Huawei P20 Lite (which the XR roughly competes with) is just £229 outright. Is the XR better? Maybe. But it's not £520 better. Even going up tiers to the P20 (£399) and the flagship P20 Pro (£629) make the iPhone prices look ludicrous. I just don't see how Apple is going to sustain these prices against such decent competition.
The only reason Im going with this phone is because the LCD screen doesn’t blast your eyeballs out with PWM like the OLED screens. Total fail on Apple’s part to pit a screen on XS and Max that gives people headaches. Unbelievable
They do. Evidence to the contrary?Uh-oh. Almost looks like the XR is going to be a repeat of the iPhone 5c. I thought people loved phablets?
I think it is somewhat of a comment on the smartphone market overall too. The market is essentially saturated, and people are holding onto devices longer since speed / software compatibility / and features have more or less leveled off.
This is such an inferior product to the XS/Max.
True that.
Just reduce it to 5.5” and make it USD 649 and the sales will more than double.
I gotta wonder sometimes, does he do this on purpose, have the stock drop knowing how much influence he has (despite not being 100% accurate), buy stock low, then sell when Apple says "the iPhone Xr is our fastest and best selling iPhone ever" spiel?
Why is it whenever apple is expected to sell less items, either Tim Cook or other analysts blame either a trade war, or some other reason, but never say that the consumer is slowly waking up to see that apple's old tech isn't enough to sell as much as it used to?
P&L reports will rely strictly upon emojis to provide result ranges.Next article “apple refuse to have quarterly reports from here on out.”
If Kuo owns Apple stock, that would be a huge conflict of interest.
It only affects a small, unfortunate portion of the userbase, at least as far as we know. If I had to poorly explain, it’s because OLED screens primarily only use the red and green lights to control brightness, so it flashes the blue light at a high, unnoticeable frequency to give off the impression that the blue lights are of the same brightness as the red and green ones. Normally this isn’t a problem, but in the case of the iPhone X line, it’s abnormally low—something like 220Hz, which on most devices is far into the thousands.??? Use my XS Max daily, not had a headache yet!
According to Apple, it's was iPhone X, at least up until the XS was released. Hmm, wonder who I'm going to believe. Based on ASPs and the fact Apple can't lie, I'm going with Apple.And according to other analyst reports, the iPhone with the highest unit sales is ... the iPhone 8.
Hahaha brilliantP&L reports will rely strictly upon emojis to provide result ranges.
= must close our doors
= why aren’t people buying our stuff!
= missed expectations
= we did ok
= next quarter I promise
= made expectations
= blew it out of the water
Why is it whenever Apple is expected to sell fewer items, it turns out to have been wrong when they actually report sales?Why is it whenever apple is expected to sell less items, either Tim Cook or other analysts blame either a trade war, or some other reason, but never say that the consumer is slowly waking up to see that apple's old tech isn't enough to sell as much as it used to?