CultCast #334 - The Death of 3D Touch?
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Analysts were wrong—iPhone X is a massive hit
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The death of 3D Touch starts with 2018 iPhone
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The world’s most famous Apple analyst may no longer be reporting on Apple
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Apple’s AirPort router lineup is officially dead
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Apple’s AirPort router lineup is officially dead
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Apple introduced the AirPort lineup back in 2003 when it was starting to ride the high from the original iPod
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Apple decided to finally put the nail in the coffin for its lineup of AirPort routers that haven’t been updated in years.
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Statement: “We’re discontinuing the Apple AirPort base station products. They will be available through
Apple.com, Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers while supplies last.”
Analysts were wrong: iPhone X is a massive hit
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Apple blew analysts’ expectations out of the water this afternoon with its historic Q2 2018 earnings report that saw the company post the most revenue ever in the March quarter.
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Tim Cook and Apple CFO Luca Maestri were giddy during Tuesday's call with investors. Everyone expected the iPhone X to be a bust, but even Apple was surprised by its success as it still dominates the iPhone sales charts.
Death of 3D Touch starts with 2018 iPhone
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A very reliable analyst predicts one of the iPhones coming in autumn won’t have this pressure-sensitive technology, and none of the 2019 devices will.
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Ming-Chi Kuo says it’s all because Apple is changing the components of its displays to make them lighter and less likely to break.
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The analyst says sources in Apple’s supply chain told him that the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone, expected this fall, will use a CGS (Cover Glass Sensor) process. This means the touch sensor will no longer integrated with the actual display, but will instead be part of the cover t
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