- The lower-cost iPhone X rumored for fall could cost Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) 10% less than the original, according to DigiTimes.
- The current iPhone X is estimated to cost Apple $400 to make while the next 5.8-in. version could save $40 per device because the manufacturing facilities are already in place.
- The iPhone X carries a high price tag, and had a later launch date, due to production issues with the OLED screens and Face ID system.
- Note that Apple’s savings won’t necessarily translate to consumers, but analysts have said the X sold poorly due to its high price tag, so some discount seems likely.
- Less Music: After denying he was leaving Apple Music, a WSJ report says Jimmy Iovine will instead step back from daily involvement in the business.
- Sources say Iovine will step back in August.
- Apple shares are down 0.12% premarket.
- Previously: Billboard: Jimmy Iovine leaving Apple Music in August (Jan. 5)
- Previously: Bloomberg: Apple releasing three iPhones this fall (Feb. 26)
- Now read: Apple's December Quarter iPhone Sales Could Top 100 Million
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