John Ternus addresses iPhone Duo supply constraints, display issue - 9to5Mac
Apple CEO John Ternus addressed supply constraints for the new iPhone Duo and acknowledged a specific display issue during a post-earnings interview. The comments follow Apple's report of record-breaking Q4 earnings.
Why it matters
As Apple is a bellwether for the tech industry, supply chain issues and product quality concerns directly impact investor confidence and consumer sentiment.
Today Apple reported record Q4 earnings, which beat Wall Street expectations overall.
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