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- 1iPhone 18 Pro models outsell predecessors in first China weekβiPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max sold 1.3 million units in China during the first week, beating the 17 Pros - GSMArena.com news
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max sold 1.3 million units in China during their first week on sale, surpassing the launch-week performance of the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max in the same market. The figures suggest strong early demand for the new flagship models in one of Apple's key regions, where competition with domestic brands remains intense.
- 2iPhone 17 Discounts Vanish as Apple Price Rises SpreadβiPhone 17 Discounts Are Disappearing As Apple Price Rises Spread
Discounts on the iPhone 17 are drying up as Apple's price increases extend across more markets, with outlets including Forbes and Yahoo News Singapore reporting that retailers and carriers are pulling back deals. Consumers hunting bargains on the latest iPhone are finding fewer offers, and prices appear to be climbing in multiple regions, prompting discussion about how far the increases will spread.
- 3iPhone StandBy night mode set for unannounced new featuresβiPhone Duo StandBy night mode is going to get some unannounced features
Apple's StandBy night mode, the dimmed clock display the iPhone shows when charging sideways in low light, is expected to gain additional features that the company has not yet announced. AppleInsider reports that the mode is set for enhancements beyond what was shown when StandBy was introduced with iOS 17. Details of the new functions have not been disclosed, leaving iPhone users speculating about what improvements may arrive in a future software update.
- 4iPhone 17 Discounts Emerge After Apple's Price RiseβiPhone 17 Discounts Are Available After Appleβs Price Rise
Apple has raised prices, but discounts on the iPhone 17 are already being offered by some retailers, Forbes reports. Shoppers can reportedly find deals that soften the impact of the increase, making the new phone cheaper than its list price at certain sellers. The combination of higher official pricing and quick discounting is drawing attention from consumers watching upgrade costs.