From Aaron Tilley's "When Apple Comes Calling, ‘It’s the Kiss of Death’" posted last April by the Wall Street Journal.
"We of course read the online discussion of that data, including disbelief that Apple could sell fewer phones in the US than their combined Android competitors."
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"Google studied how to pry open Apple’s control of the iPhone by leveraging a new European law intended to help small companies compete with Big Tech."
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Putting this a 5-year-old post back up by popular request. From Daniel Eran Dilger's Five reasons why Apple is ending unit sales reporting of Mac, iPhone,…
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"The primary reasons for our cut are a tough global phone environment, initial weakness for iPhones in China, and slightly tough compares for Mac and iPad." — Analyst Harsh Kumar
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"Price increases are an underappreciated upside lever Apple can pull on both products and services going forward" — Analyst Amit Daryanani
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