>no longer reporting unit sales figures as of December
>No relevant product launches since the failed watch
>Stock nearly halved in 3 months
>OS X is basically a deprecated platform now, the unix core is now 10 years out of date in some components (lol Opengl 3.2)
>iOS is still basically the same as 5 years ago, while android has surged ahead with new features and performance improvements
Is this the end of Apple?
Benjamin Baker
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Jose Thompson
You simply can't sell slightly different $1000 phones every year
Brody Reed
They might try something different now. Or they might just be killed off.
Hudson Mitchell
>killed off
Pls Santa.I've been good this year...
Dominic Cooper
There entire global economy is dependent on iphones. Apple can single handedly trigger a global recession with one bad quarter
Nolan Gutierrez
please let it happen
Thomas White
iTODDLERS BTFO!
Wyatt Morgan
They've been doing it for a while now
Alexander Foster
Based
Bentley Thomas
Hardly. iPhones are PURE discretionary spending. They may be a big fish, but they're a big fish in a medium-sized industry that people only care about for purposes other than investment and reading market signals. If Apple disappeared tomorrow the only people who would care are the end consumers and its competitors.