Revered Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has departed KGI Securities
Having covered the Cupertino company in his job at KGI Securities since early 2012, Kuo is now moving on to greener pastures for a job with another firm.
Having covered the Cupertino company in his job at KGI Securities since early 2012, Kuo is now moving on to greener pastures for a job with another firm.
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has claimed (again) earlier this week that Apple’s upcoming 6.1-inch LCD iPhone may skip 3D Touch in favor of more durable cover glass.
This year’s new Apple Watch models will feature a refreshed design, larger display, enhanced health monitoring and longer battery life. The news comes by way of a research note from the oft-accurate KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
Based on reports and whispers gleaned from the supply chain, the most reliable Apple analyst now thinks that Apple’s popular MacBook Air notebook line is not on its way out after all, saying that a more affordable model is on the horizon.
KGI thinks there’s no substance to rumors calling for an iPhone SE successor, saying Apple may lack the resources for iPhone SE 2 development due to upcoming iPhone launches.
Is Apple going to phase-out 3D Touch from iPhones? If you ask revered Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, one of the rumored new iPhone models with a 6.1-inch LCD screen is going to ship without 3D Touch capability.
The revered Apple analyst thinks the Cupertino firm is going to discontinue last year’s iPhone X model rather than sell it at a lower price when a second-generation model launches.
The improved TrueDepth camera system will necessitate a larger-capacity battery.
Expect second-generation AirPods with Apple W3 chip and other improvements to launch ch in mid-to-late 2018.
The circuit board design that debuted in iPhone 8 and iPhone X will trickle down to Apple Watch and Mac next year.
AirPods continue selling way better than originally thought.
Both modems support 4×4 MIMO technology that enables significantly faster LTE transmissions.