AppleInsider January 30, 2026 Rumor

Analysts caught flat-footed as iPhone supply, not demand, capped growth

Apple's latest earnings blew away expectations, and the magnitude of the success took almost every analyst by surprise. Here's what they're saying now to catch up to the new reality made clear by the blockbuster announcement. The iPhone 17 lineup is exceedingly popular For the quarter ended December…

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Analysts caught flat-footed as iPhone supply, not demand, capped growth

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