Apple sells 9 Million New iPhones in first 3 days, tells investors to expect a nice quarter
"expects total company revenue for the fourth fiscal quarter to be near the high end of the previously provided range of $34 billion to $37 billion, and expects gross margin to be near the high end of the previously provided range of 36% to 37%."
Apple: First Weekend iPhone Sales Top Nine Million, Sets New Record
CUPERTINO, California―September 23, 2013―Apple® today announced it has sold a record-breaking nine million new iPhone® 5s and iPhone 5c models, just three days after the launch of the new iPhones on September 20. In addition, more than 200 million iOS devices are now running the completely redesigned iOS 7, making it the fastest software upgrade in history. Both iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c are available in the US, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Puerto Rico, Singapore and the UK. Demand for iPhone 5s has exceeded the initial supply, and many online orders are scheduled to be shipped in the coming weeks.Apple announces sales of 9 million iPhone 5s & 5c units in first 3 days
It will be interesting to see how accurate they were, and eventually if people would have preferred buying iPhone 5, in it's original form factor at a discount, instead of 5c with the colorful plastic cases.
Apple has 3 phones now, so it will also be interesting to see how many people will go with the free 4s over the 5c which doesn't show-up in this Localytics sampling.
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Wealth of information here:
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New iPhones worth the wait for local Apple fans
Consumers line up for Apple's new iPhones
President of NTT Docomo, Kaoru Kato, second from left, hands an iPhone box to the first customer.
New iPhones draw lines around the world
The annual holiday for Apple fans is here. The new iPhones went on sale in the U.S., China and seven other countries Friday, and throngs of people lined up around the world to be among the first to snag one.
Apple begins selling new iPhones
Apple begins selling new iPhones
New iPhones draw crowds as Apple seeks to broaden base
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