Later today, Apple will be reporting its holiday quarter earnings, where it is forecasted to announce a mere 1 percent rise in iPhone sales on a Y-o-Y basis. Up until now, Apple has mostly posted a double digit increase in iPhone sales every holiday quarter, but with the smartphone market saturating and world economy slowing down, the company is expected to post the slowest growth rate ever for the iPhones since their inception. Continue reading
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