The Week in Apple News and Rumors: Apple Q2 2017 earnings, iPhone 8 rumors, Apple Park drone videos, and more
Apple headlines for the week ending May 5, 2017.
Apple headlines for the week ending May 5, 2017
Plenty of important news and juicy rumors from the past week. Check out the Apple-related headlines in this week’s slideshow. Just click on the link to get more information.
From Macworld:
Apple sold fewer iPhones in Q2 than Q1, as always, but also sold fewer phones than in Q2 of 2016. However, the company made more money off the iPhones it did sell this quarter over last—$33.25 billion vs. $32.86 billion, to be precise.
From Macworld:
Apple is tinkering with assembling OLEDs for the first time, as well as incorporating new fingerprint and camera sensors—so if there was an iPhone model that requires a little more time, the iPhone 8 would be it.
From MacRumors:
Apple has also added all models of the iPhone 3G to the “iPhone products obsolete worldwide” list, but it also continues to be listed under “iPhone products vintage in the United States and obsolete in the rest of the world” so its official status is unclear.
From Macworld:
The speaker will reportedly look markedly similar to a Mac Pro with concave top and the speaker’s mesh covering the entire device.
From Apple:
App Analytics in iTunes Connect now provides insight on where customers discover your app, including App Store browsing and search, within other apps, or on the web.
From Macworld:
The fund will invest in small American companies manufacturing products here. Cook said Apple would announce the first investment from the fund this month.
From Barron’s:
[Apple] came to market with a plan to sell sets of bonds maturing in three, five, seven and 10 years. This is pretty much customary for Apple—with one difference. Usually, Apple also sells a 30-year tranche.
On YouTube:
APPLE PARK May 2017 Drone Tour 4K (Matthew Roberts)
APPLE PARK: MAY 2017—Progress in Cupertino (Duncan Sinfield)
Apple Spaceship Campus, Apple Park (Moot Dog)
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