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    Apple Stock Target Rises as J.P. Morgan Looks Past Hardware Price Hikes

    July 8, 2026 / 12:40 PMJuly 8, 2026

    Apple stock gets a higher J.P. Morgan target as the firm argues Mac, iPad and accessory price hikes will not derail demand.

    2025 Apple TV 4K with A17 Pro chip, Wi-Fi 7, and Apple Intelligence, showcasing advanced gaming and smart home features for seamless streaming and control.

    Apple TV AI Upgrade Faces a Tougher Hardware Clock

    July 2, 2026 / 4:51 PMJuly 2, 2026

    Apple TV AI ambitions may face new pressure as memory costs rise and Amazon moves custom AI chips into Echo and Fire TV devices.

    The exterior of a modern glass building with the word “Bloomberg” displayed in large white letters on the facade, where Mark Gurman often reports on trends like rising memory costs.

    Bloomberg Backs Apple Price Hikes as AI Costs Rise

    June 29, 2026 / 5:24 PMJune 29, 2026

    Bloomberg Apple coverage frames recent Mac and iPad price hikes as the first consumer bill from the AI infrastructure boom.

    Close-up of the back panel of an orange iPhone 18 Pro featuring three camera lenses, an LED flash, and additional sensors against a light background.

    iPhone Prices Escape Apple’s Memory-Cost Hike — For Now

    June 25, 2026 / 10:28 AM

    iPhone prices, Apple Watch, and AirPods remain unchanged as Apple raises Mac and iPad prices amid a sharp memory and storage cost surge.

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    Apple Prices Rise as Memory Costs Hit Macs and iPads

    June 25, 2026 / 10:18 AM

    Apple prices are rising across MacBook and iPad models as AI data center demand pushes memory and storage costs sharply higher.

    Five iPhones in different colors (purple, blue, black, white, and green) are shown side by side, displaying their backs with camera lenses and fronts with screen designs—highlighting the sleek look and upgraded iPhone 17 RAM.

    iPhone Production Climbs as Smartphone Market Slips

    June 10, 2026 / 3:31 PMJune 10, 2026

    iPhone production grew nearly 20% in Q1, according to TrendForce, even as global smartphone output declined under memory cost pressure.

    A cylindrical glass entrance featuring the Apple logo leads to an underground Apple Store in a cityscape with tall, illuminated buildings and the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower in the background at night. Amid a sales surge due to iPhone discounts in China, a few people are walking near the entrance.

    China Sales Recovery Leaves Apple With Fragile Momentum

    May 8, 2026 / 6:34 PMMay 8, 2026

    China sales recovery gives Apple a stronger iPhone story, but Huawei pressure, price sensitivity, and regulation keep the rebound fragile.

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    The Dynasty: UConn Huskies Brings a Basketball Powerhouse to Apple TV

    May 8, 2026 / 12:45 PMMay 8, 2026

    The Dynasty: UConn Huskies follows 40 years of UConn women’s basketball, from Geno Auriemma’s arrival to a new championship era.

    Five smartphones in different colors (black, purple, blue, green, and white) are shown side by side, highlighting their dual rear cameras and sleek, modern design—a look fueling iPhone 17 demand among style-conscious users.

    iPhone 17 Demand Exposes Apple’s Supply Chain Limits

    May 7, 2026 / 12:05 PMMay 7, 2026

    iPhone 17 demand has left Apple with less supply-chain flexibility, turning strong sales momentum into a harder production problem.

    Close-up of a dark red iPhone 18 Pro, highlighting its triple camera setup and flash against a black background. The Apple logo appears in the lower right corner, showcasing one of the striking new iPhone 18 Pro colors.

    iPhone 18 Pricing Faces Apple’s Memory Test

    May 5, 2026 / 6:03 PMMay 5, 2026

    iPhone 18 pricing may depend on how Apple absorbs higher memory costs before finalizing September devices, storage tiers, and margins.

    A hand holds an SSD chip above an open Mac mini, with internal components and a detached fan visible on a white surface—a reminder of hardware upgrades amid rising Apple RAM prices.

    Apple Memory Crunch Puts New Pressure on Product Costs

    May 4, 2026 / 6:23 AMMay 4, 2026

    Apple memory crunch warnings show rising component costs could affect margins, supply planning, and pricing decisions beyond the June quarter.

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    A smartphone displays the iOS 18 Shortcuts app with colorful shortcut tiles, such as Home ETA, Directions, Play Playlist, and Upload Last Photo, against a gradient background. The Apple logo is in the bottom right corner.

    Shortcuts App Icons Bring Faster Access to Daily Routines

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    iCloud Is Apple’s Invisible Loyalty Layer

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    macOS 27 Brings Smarter Safari Tab Management

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    Freeform Is Apple’s Least Understood Collaboration App

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    Preview App Turns PDFs Into Easy Digital Paperwork on Mac

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    iOS 27 Beta Backups Need an Archived Copy First

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