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iPhone

British  
/ ˈaɪˌfəʊn /

noun

  1. a type of mobile phone which includes a music player and internet browser

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When he was in high school, he created a browser app for Apple’s iPhone, called Mammoth Browser, which later became popular.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jefferies analyst Edison Lee wrote earlier this month that Apple was “highly resilient to memory cost hikes,” and it “could benefit from pulled-in consumer demand” in the coming quarters, as shoppers seem worried that prices could rise with the next iPhone model despite a dearth of meaningful feature improvements.

From MarketWatch

Apple likely has already locked in much of its memory supply for the current product cycle, according to Bernstein analysts, who said the company “only has 10% of its iPhone volume…facing these increased prices.”

From MarketWatch

“For the next iPhone 18 cycle, memory prices will be renegotiated and we expect other costs and prices will be managed to have negligible impact on longer-term earnings,” the analysts wrote in a November report.

From MarketWatch

But we’re also betting on big progress outside the bubble: Better and wider satellite internet, brain implants, electric supercars and, yes, a foldable iPhone.

From The Wall Street Journal