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macnn.com - 9/26/2008

Apple cutting iPhone production levels?

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Apple has slashed the number of iPhones it plans to build before the end of the year, claims the analyst group Pacific Crest. While it had been expected that some 18 million phones would be made, Crest cites "supply chain channel checks" which indicate that Apple is ordering only 14 to 15 ...

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Apple Cutting iPhone Production Levels?
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... Check out any Apple Store these days and chances are they are either out-of-stock on the 8GB, or there are very few left. I can attest to this personally. I went to a Rogers store earlier in the week to pick up a 16GB iPhone 3G, and they ran out of 8GB units some time ago. Thankfully they had quite a few 16GB units in stock, so I picked one up and was on my merry way. I like the white look available in the 16GB anyways… Gives me that nice, classic iPod feel. [Via: MacNN] ...

iPhone production levels chopped by Apple?
Phones Review — ... isn’t expected to hurt Apple but may well hurt its suppliers such as Skyworks Solutions and Triquint Semiconductor which product power amplifiers for the iPhone. Pacific Crest also notice that the 8GB Apple iPhone 3G is the most popular, and that this may signal a trend towards consumers purchasing cheaper smartphones, although the drain on the 8GB could represent an intentional strategy by Apple if it intends to switch to 16GB and 32GB in the future. Source – macnn ...