Here is your curated Apple news for September 7
As regular readers already know, what follows is an abridged version of the full daily newsletter which is packed with all the Apple-related news of today. Find it – and subscribe – here.
Global foldable sales will reach 100m this year
Counterpoint says cumulative total will see Apple grab 25% of foldable market this year. “That would be a very strong start and shows the impact Apple can have on the category even before supply fully ramps up.”
Deploying enterprise AI on Apple hardware is suddenly a no-brainer
Horace Dediu: “The question changes from why should we use Apple devices to why shouldn’t we?” (Macs do AI).
Apple reaches memory supply deal
Apple has reached a long-term NAND memory supply deal, with a report claiming it to be with a long-term Japanese supplier, Kioxia.
Apple must stem the foldable tide
South Korea’s Newsis claims the number of young (20-30-year old) iPhone users switching to Galaxy Flip or Fold doubled in August. Can iPhone Ultra stop the trend?
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