According to a recent claim published by Bloomberg, Apple is rumoured to be intending to boost the price of its next iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models to generate income during a period in which smartphone sales are anticipated to decline.
According to the journal, Apple has set a goal to create about 85 million iPhone 15 devices this year. This number is close to the 90 million iPhone 14 units the firm claimed to have requested from its suppliers the previous year. According to “people familiar with the matter,” Apple hopes that by raising the prices of its more costly iPhone models, it would be able to produce the same number of handsets while maintaining a high level of income (despite factors such as continuous inflation and decreasing demand for consumer technology).
According to a recent claim published by Bloomberg, Apple is rumoured to be intending to boost the price of its next iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models to generate income during a period in which smartphone sales are anticipated to decline.
According to the journal, Apple has set a goal to create about 85 million iPhone 15 devices this year. This number is close to the 90 million iPhone 14 units that the firm claimed to have requested from its suppliers the previous year. According to “people familiar with the matter,” Apple hopes that by raising the prices of its more costly iPhone models, it would be able to produce the same number of handsets while maintaining a high level of income (despite factors such as continuous inflation and decreasing demand for consumer technology).
