Apple’s cautious approach to 2025 production plans with suppliers points to “potential challenges ahead,” Kuo said. He also highlighted that two upcoming iPhone models may encounter problems in China due to eSIM, a feature not widely used in the region.
While overall smartphone shipments in China remained flat in December, iPhone shipments fell 10% to 12%. Additionally, Kuo noted that the artificial intelligence features in Apple devices did not lead to a significant increase in the company’s sales.
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Source: Ferra
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