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iPhone leasing, the new China problem, & Apple's future on the AppleInsider Podcast‎

The Apple Upgrade program has been revealed, so it's time to discuss what leasing your Apple products actually means. Plus, your hosts discuss Apple's plan to combat the chip shortage on the AppleInsider Podcast.Apple Glasses face a privacy problemApple Upgrade is no longer a rumor and the details match up with what was expected. While Apple won't be remotely locking iPhones when people miss payments, the lease terms are straightforward about where fees might appear.AI-driven RAM shortages have pushed Apple to look to Chinese suppliers for China-made products. However, the US government isn't excited by the prospect and expect it'll create a slippery slope to more problems in the future. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Rosenblatt hikes AAPL to $300 on expected iPhone 18 demand, still underwater‎

Securities firm Rosenblatt is still bearish on Apple's future, seeing short term supply problems as well as difficulties matching the iPhone 17 range's success. Just the same, it has raised its price target to a still-underwater $300.iPhone 17 Pro was such a hit that Apple may have difficulty matching itFollowing Apple's latest earnings call, the company's shares took their usual inexplicable dip, but investment and securities firms are looking further ahead. Rosenblatt, which remains amongst the most bearish on Apple, has told investors that it is raising its price target by $24 to $300.In an note to investors seen by AppleInsider, the company says that it has decided to do this by focusing on how it believes Apple will be faring in a year's time. Even then, it says the reason for only raising the target by what it calls a modest amount, is down to the volatile financial environment. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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From iTools to iCloud: Apple's first foray into Software as a Service‎

Before iCloud became the backbone of the Apple ecosystem, it spent more than a decade evolving through three distinct services: iTools, .Mac, and MobileMe.iTools, as part of Mac OS 9 | Image Credit: Matt J FullerIf you've got an iPhone, you've got an iCloud account. Sure, you might only have the base account, but you're still signed up for it.And for most of us, we probably actively engage with iCloud to some degree. After all, iCloud is what Apple uses to store your Messages, Photos, Notes, Contacts, and software backups, and it powers Find My. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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