From Lauly Li and Cheng Ting-Fang's "Apple asks Foxconn to produce servers in Taiwan in AI push" posted Wednesday.
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"This has to be the buggiest rollout that Apple has ever done," said Michael Hunter, who uses Siri across his collection of 20 Apple devices.
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"Demand for the iPhone 16 Pro Max and Pro continues to surge, with UK carriers EE and O2 reporting unprecedented interest compared to previous years’ models."
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"The iPhone maker’s initial AI features for its devices were officially launched Monday and didn’t set the world alight."
"We expect a strong iPhone performance for the September quarter and expect a relatively bullish December iPhone demand commentary from Cook & Co." — Analyst Daniel Ives
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Wired: Is Apple losing its grip in China?
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6 months agoFrom Andrew Williams' "Apple’s Sales in China Are Stalling. What Will It Sacrifice to Turn Things Around?" posted Saturday by Wired.
Mark Gurman: Big week ahead for Apple
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6 months agoIn addition to Monday's release of iOS 18.1 and a first tranche of Apple Intelligence features, there's a week's work of product announcements coming.
From Ben Cohen's "Tim Cook on Why Apple’s Huge Bets Will Pay Off" posted Sunday by the WSJ Magazine.
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"One particularly damning result was a new task the Apple team developed, called GSM-NoOp."
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"Who asked for any of this in the first place?"
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