As the week comes to a close, let’s take a look at the top stories that shaped the tech world this week. Apple’s Customers Can Take A Price Hike, Analysts Say Retention Hardly Moves Apple Inc.
(NASDAQ:AAPL) could be entering a stronger multiyear upgrade cycle as new hardware, AI features and a foldable iPhone give consumers more reasons to upgrade, according to Deepwater Asset Management‘s Gene Munster and Yorkville’s Dan Ives. Read the full article here.
Apple Passes Less Inflation To iPhone Buyers Than Trump Mobile’s 50% Price Jump Apple has increased the prices of its latest iPhone models, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, but not as much as a phone named after the current president. The new models will start shipping to consumers this month.
Read the full article here. 99% Since 2011 Apple unveiled its $2,000 foldable iPhone Duo.
9 in 2016. Market commentator Master of Crypto shared the complete history of how many Bitcoins an iPhone has cost since 2011.
Read the full article here. Apple CEO John Ternus Enters Role More Like Jobs Than Cook: Here’s How Apple took the spotlight this week with the unveiling of the iPhone Duo foldable phone and the latest iPhone model.
The “Surprise and Shine” event also introduced new CEO John Ternus, allowing him to showcase his leadership style. This change may mark a departure from the recent years under Tim Cook‘s leadership.
Read the full article here. A Dating App Is Outperforming Apple, Meta and Microsoft on This Metric Grindr Inc.
(NYSE:GRND) generates $3 million in revenue per employee, surpassing Apple and trailing Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA).
According to a viral chart, Grindr outperforms nearly every Magnificent 7 tech stock in revenue per full-time equivalent (FTE). Read the full article here.
