The reported cuts come as Apple has increased prices across its latest Pro lineup. The iPhone 18 Pro starts at $1,199, while the iPhone 18 Pro Max is priced at $1,299, marking a $100 increase for...
There's a reason we've built some contacts in China, and refuting supply chain sources saying that demand for the iPhone 18 Pro is so low that Apple has cut back production is one of...
TAIPEI -- Apple has told some of its suppliers to cut production of components for its newly launched iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, after soaring memory chip costs forced price increases...
Apple has reportedly cut orders for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max due to "soft demand." A new report from Nikkei Asia says Apple has told select suppliers to cut component production for...
Apple has asked some of its suppliers to cut production of iPhone 18 Pro components due to lower-than-expected demand, according to Nikkei Asia ($). Citing its own sources, the report claims that...
Apple has reportedly asked suppliers to cut iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max component production by at least 15% for October as rising memory chip costs and higher prices weigh on consumer demand.
Apple has reportedly told suppliers to cut iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max component orders by 15% to 20% this month, as memory-driven price hikes cool demand.
Apple will reportedly scale down iPhone 18 Pro production by 15%.
Apple shares fell in Friday trading after a new supply-chain report raised concerns about demand for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. As reported by MacRumors, Shares dropped by more than...
Apple shares fell more than 2.5% in early trading today in response to Nikkei Asia's report that the company is cutting iPhone 18 Pro component orders due to weaker-than-expected demand. October...
Macworld Apple’s stock took a bit of a tumble today following a report from Nikkei Asia that iPhone 18 Pro orders have been cut by as much as 20 percent due to "soft...
Apple shares fell more than 2.5% in early trading today following a Nikkei Asia's report that the company is cutting iPhone 18 Pro component orders thanks to weaker-than-expected demand.
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