you already have a group of people buying iphones because their iphones is basically on its last legs and it's that incremental excitement and i don't think it takes a ton to really give you some excitement around the iphone revenue trajectory over the next several quarters. >> casey, we dwell on the phones because there's still a revenue behemoth. i think we expect two new trends of the air pods 4, so there's more to come. >> yes. absolutely. apple is also taking the chance to refresh some of the accessory items that are a big part of the iphone success. although, as you know, we're not expecting much with the new air pods or the watches aside from a light refresh and maybe some more software features to come there. >> we'll leave it there for now, gentlemen. the shares are down about a tenth of a percent, up 40% over the next couple of years and we'll circle back as we get some announcement and get your reaction to those. barton crocket and casey newton up next in the hour. >>> tesla is the only mag7 name starting september in positive territory. the recent pullback in tech has the

the com an buy the iphone 16 in waves. the company faces _ buy the iphone 16 in waves.ny faces stiff competition from the usual suspects, google and samsung, and now china's huawei, which introduced a new trifold phone. sales has reportedly topped 3 million so far of their phone. some analysts say apple's decision to allow teachers before they are ready puts the company under extra pressure to deliver. a test version will be ready next month with more coming by the end of the year. —— to allow features. nabila popalfrom idc explains how apple's new products stack up against the competition. there was a lot of negative sentiment at the beginning of the year as to why apple hadn't dived into it when any other company had. a lot of criticism from the market and about how if apple is behind, how the model's not as advanced as the others, but this is a really huge step forward because a lot of consumers are still uncertain about what ai is and what it can do for them and the way apple has told the story, they've done what they do best, right? given a really compelling consum

can fully do you need the newer iphone to incorporate the a.i. >> i'm sure you have, you need iphoneesia upgrade that should come in iphone 16 to get the whole new suite of a.i. software features and if you chant to bt you can also use a subscription on your new iphone. cheryl: if you have the 14 you are out of luck, stay there we have more questions, hang on, what do you say about all of this. >> were looking on the generational change of dramatic change in the 10% and 25 million preorders is going to build excitement do you think. >> we are expecting 90 million iphones resold before the end of this year on the a.i. excitement and hype it upgrade cycle. if you talk to wedbush at dni's he expects 300 million iphones, a.i. powered iphones to be sold in the next two years, remember over to a half billion people that use apple devices around the world, the installed base, one and a half billion that uses iphones and expecting a major upgrade and that means a lot more buying and revenue for apple in the future. cheryl: look at your screen, apple intelligence, a.i. is now apple intelligen

features will work on the iphone. what will motivate consumers to buy the iphone 16?i think a lot with the features. when you look at features from samsung, they look at photo edits and translation and things that people actually use, day-to-day things they care about with pictures and so-and-so. that, i expect apple to try to convince users these key features are new and there is something you couldn't do before on the phone and you need the latest iphone for the features. >> let's see how the consumers react later on. stay with us, arjun. >>> let me update you on this. huawei announced its own product event scheduled hours after the iphone 16 launch later today. the chinese phone maker will un unveil, quote, product that required five years of investing which bloomberg reports is a phone that can fold twice. according to the research adviser which is with us as well as arjun is with us as well. good morning. my first question to you is related to innovation. i would like to understand here when you think about what we're going to hear later about the new iphone, has

where i think you will probably see an iphone super cycle is next year with the iphone 17, which will have bigger design changes and it will launch by the time that apple intelligence is fully rolled out and maybe even available in china. ed: mark gurman with the reporting on what we expect. thank you very much. let's get to the analysis with carolina. let's pick up with where mark left off. do we expect a super cycle driven by the 16 generation and apple intelligence? >> we do not. like mark said, there are a couple of reasons. normally you see a super cycle when there are great design changes, but hardware still drives sales of smart phones. the first thing that you see is software, that's something that you discover afterwards. what gets you into the store is the design. the second part is the fact that right now apple intelligence is only available in english, limiting the amount of people that can take advantage of it. ed: i find that an interesting point. idc data forecasts for the full year iphone basically flat. next year is a lot better. is that because the expectation is the

scarlet: a lot of talk that the iphone 17 may be the bigger deal.hink that will be the case that the iphone 17 is where we should focus yet though angelo: we continue to be in the camp this will be evolutionary then cyclical in nature. we think it is an important upgrade cycle because the last time we saw a great up cycle was the iphone 12 and that was four years ago. we think this will be a good up cycle. looking for growth of 5%. the iphone 17 we think will be more impressive because some of the capabilities villa birds are going to be able to add and roll out. scarlet: good stuff. appreciate you joining us today. the vp of equity research at cfra. i am scarlet fu. that does it for bloomberg markets. we will take you to balance of power next but keep an eye on the developments at the apple launch event. this is bloomberg. ♪ the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm th

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i wonder. >> there's a cap on how old you can bring your iphones but i think it's, iphone 9 it up, thosesubsidies, first time getting $1000 back which some say is helping the cycle. david: thank you so much. good to see you. i want to bring in ray wang and the great gary kaltbaum. apple has had a great week. seems to be doing great but does it concern you there isn't as strong demand for the iphone 16. a lot has to do with people afraid of the ai had addition coming on. >> i'm not as worried as a lot of folks are. people are seeing different things but the bottom line is a lot have carried errors on subscription, they get a steady state of upgrades and if you look, there's 1.38 billion active iphones out there in a 4 year cycle, they will hit all of them. probably 95% of them get the right so that's not the issue. the question is can you win more users out there so how is china doing, how is india doing? those markets grow. customers will be fine with is that over time but that is the big piece here. david: sticking with you for a second. what about while way and their competition to the

some one is an iphone 11 and one is an iphone 12. i'm not an early adopter.uld i go out and get this phone and why? >> reporter: that's the question i get the most. my answer is the same. not really. if you bought a phone a year ago or two years ago, you will be okay. based on the reviews of the iphone 16, you will not notice a massive difference. you have an iphone 11. that is many years old. five or six generations hundred t behind the phone now. you will notice the camera and screen and battery life. that will be better. this is the story of the iphone for the last several years. incremental upgrades year over year and doesn't justify an upgrade. it does fooleel like an upgrade you five four or five years, dom. >> one last question, steve, before we let you go. i know it is early and you have other things to do. how is this line waiting for the apple store on fifth avenue compared to other launches you have seen as well? >> reporter: you know, i was curious about that, too. i got here about 20 or 30 minutes ago before 5:00 a.m. what apple usually does is t

>> some of it could start with iphone 16 itself because there's a huge phase of iphone 11, 12, and 13but over the next couple of months, i think it is the long game for apple as it gets a huge user base to upgrade to genai iphones. . avril: thank you so much for coming in and sharing your analysis. . great to chat with you. kiranjeet kaur, associate research director of mobile phones research at idc asia-pacific p plenty more ahead, this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: now some top stories we are following in finance. bloomberg has learned u.s. regulators are set to slash increased hikes for u.s. banks. this marks a dramatic retreat from the original plan calling for a 19% increase. they released one of their fiercest lobbying campaigns after the proposal was introduced last year. australia's banking regulator has proposed to phase out the use of a t-1 bombs. they want the transition to start from 2027 with all current at1 bombs to be replaced by 2032. they say that these are aimed at reinforcing confidence in the safety of deposits in times of stress. goldman sachs ceo david solomon is warning

it's a big step for the iphone which introduced siri with the iphone 4s 13 years ago.odels, have largely been the same in form. beginning with last year's 15 pros and today's new iphone 16 and apple is leaning into ai features to give a new boost to sales. >> if you want these. ai capabilities apple is asking you to shell out a good amount of money to get them. >> reporter: a challenge for apple, balancing privacy concerns as it rolled the software out. even though apple has historically released software updates alongside the new phones, apple execs say iphone 16 buyers will have to wait. >> the first set of features will be available in beta next month. with more features rolling out in the months to come. >> the most disappointing thing about the iphone 16 models is that these ai features do not come out of the box. >> reporter: apple hoping it can convince shoppers to buy a smartphone on the promises of it getting smarter. brian cheung, nbc news. >>> up next, we'll hear from princess kate and the good news about her cancer fight. called tardive dyskinesia, or td. s

iphone 16 pro and iphone 16 max.built for a.i. from the ground up, but not able until the beta version rollout next month. joining me now is richard kramer. >> good to see you, frank. >> i want to focus on the headlines. the back taxes that apple has to pay. how big of a deal is it for the stock? we are seeing it move lower in the pre-market down 1%. >> i think more than 1% for a large cap stock like apple not that big of a kedeal. apple has set aside the money in an escrow account and claim it back in u.s. foreign tax credits. i would not worry with the cash balance sheet. >> all right. we're focusing on the stock move for apple this morning on the news. yesterday, after the big event, it was meh. kind of meh. not a big reaction. what was your take on that and the stock move and the announcements that apple made? >> i think the stock moves of 1% or 2% stocks in the large cap is irrelevant. there will be a huge amount of noise trading with the names. the tech press and innovations and most ordinary consumers see a ne

trade-in, if you trade in your old iphones you get a free iphone 16 upgrade also $1,000 back on longer from at&t and t-mobile who said that the iphone 16 is selling as well, if not better than last year. now, over in china, we do have one of apple's largest domestic rivals, huawei, also launching their new try fold $2,800 phone as well, three screens that turn into one large tablet on the very same day that the iphone 16 available in-stores. apparently some buyers were fuming they couldn't get their hands-on it but i'll tell you that apple ceo tim cook told me in the past that china is the toughest most competitive smartphone market in the world. china the third largest market for apple, europe being the second-largest and don't forget, liz, that with the a.i. software's only available in english, until next year, 2025. liz: the battle continues, but as one analyst said, apple and china are attached at the hip and what matters very much to apple sales is what happens in china. susan great report, thank you so much. folks, intel has just resumed trade, and it is speaking now 6.7%. this

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buy a new iphone.at the iphone replacement cycle hovering around 42 months. the iphone in most people's hands is the 12 or 13 right now. you could have a very logical upgrade cycle that would examine o come out of this. are you inclined to wait for all these features to come out to buy the iphone 16 or save a couple hundred and buy the iphone 15 pro because they're good enough. >> yeah. that is a key question. i know which way i'm going. aimm ahmed, thank you. >> shelling out for the extra features. >> no way, not for my kids. >> for yourself? >> i have to rely on work to get me my iphone. >> the doj's antitrust trial against google getting under way. 'llaouthwel y t e case and what's at stake for the tech giant. back in a moment. (♪♪) in life, i'm reminded that it's not about the destination. it is truly about the journey. (cheering) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry.

a year ago for the iphone 15 launch and a year before that for the iphone 14. the line, the overflow line lasted well into the late afternoon/early evening on those launches. not sure what to make of that. could be a lot more people are busy today or more ordered online or went to their carriers instead. i did think that's notable, that just compared to the last two years, though, significantly lower lines here at the flagship apple store on 5th avenue, guys. >> i'm curious, steve, how many analysts are still expecting or have kind of priced in a super cycle versus those who think, you know, those expectations are too high. >> reporter: we heard some of that commentary coming into the iphone event last monday, actually. i can't remember exactly which firms. there were a couple of them going into that saying all this artificial intelligence stuff, all this super cycle stuff, it's priced in. we've seen how apple shares have gone up since the june event where they finally announced their artificial jensintelligen plans, finally went positive after spending the fir

great new iphones have done it. is this a great new iphone? >> good morning, joe. the real feature, which as you mentioned is on the come, is having apple intelligence, which is its version of a.i. on its phone, and those features will not start coming to the u.s. until next month, and many of them won't roll out to the rest of the world until later this year or even next year. >> in your notes, you seem to be saying that if the lead time seems shorter, which means there's not -- some people have tried to say that it's -- people aren't as excited about getting it, you point out it could be -- it's both supply and demand. maybe supply is better, but what you just said just now seems to be arguing that it could be less demand than previous upgrades. >> well, you know, typically, investors, and even apple doesn't really know what the demand trajectory is looking like until, you know, november, so we -- it's still very early days. but there are some questions around the trajectory of that demand, specifically if these features, which are only a software upgrade, not a

16, $799, that is the base model if you will. iphone plus 899. then you get to the 16 pro $999. and promax $1199, what you saw, is it worth it? >> i was pretty psyched about this announcement. mostly because it was kind of boring. this was all about apple intelligence and there have been so many wildly unrealistic claims about a.i. and its promise and its risk over the past year and it was nice to see apple focusing on what people would actually do with a.i. on a day to day to day basis, stuff that would actually work in low stakes and high utility i think it's great. liz: am i hearing you say it was low on college he was in high on practicality. >> i think if you think about the toothbrush test is something that we say in silicon valley which is a test of technology that passes the toothbrush test if you wind up using multiple times a day without trying to show off. not because it's cool but something you do all the time and man we've been using the toothbrush test. i think apple intelligence has a really solid chance of passing it. liz: if they

the iphone 16 and the iphone 15 pro, they're going to get that first update this fall with a limited set of features, such as summaries for your text messages, but the best a.i. features, that means more powerful versions of siri, integration with chatgpt, image generation, that's not going to come out until later and some won't even happen until 2025. now, apple did give some more hints about the a.i. rollout outside of its initial u.s. launch this year. it's going to come to other english speaking countries like australia and canada first, and then more languages, like chinese and spanish coming next year. we didn't learn too much overall about apple's a.i. plans beyond what we already knew. mel, back over to you. >> new languages meaning that for chinese, you mentioned it's a super important one, but it's really for chinese users here in the united states, as opposed to any sort of a date for a china large language model rollout? >> yeah, that's going to be a step towards that china rollout. i talked to tim cook about that, actually, a little over a month ago. i said, how are you

billing ai throughout this iphone and not delivering that today?ight and early and the next generation a high-powered iphone 16's did go on sale today except of course without the actual ai software and that's delayed until next month. but we had apple ceo tim cook on hand to open the doors and greet the customers at the iconic cube here in fifth avenue. eager fans didn't seem to mind the wait until next month for those ai features. >> every i'm changing the form. before i was writing 1 or 2 months but today i just came here. >> i'm interested on the apple watch and also the new airpods. >> apple intelligence. i'm waiting on it to come and i'll use it a bunch. i love the use of ai. sicily fun. >> so i should show you the lineups here are dwindling this afternoon. last year we had lineups all the way down the block but 2 reasons for this could be possibly that ai software delay and also in 2020 for most people get their iphones delivered straight to their door. wall street analysts some say the ai software delay means the iphone 16 isn't selling as

the iphone 16 pro down 27% year over year, and the pro max down 16%.s noticing the same thing over the weekend with ship times. but bank of america analysts adding a caveat saying apple may be producing more of those pro models this year which explains those reduced ship times. also, overall these preorder ship times are not a perfect gauge of new iphone demand, but they are the best that we have right now. and they do directionally tell us how demand can compare to the previous years. and this also raises the question is the street's narrative about a super cycle holding up? so far we're not seeing much evidence that this is going to be an a.i.-driven super cycle. a lot of that is because a.i. is not going to launch on these phones for another month or so, and it's going to be a slow rollout for more features after that. the a.i. rollout could gunk up the true view of dhaemd we're seeing with the iphone 16. we're doing to get more -- going to get more data friday and next weekend when it goes on sale in stores. >> was it always apple's plan to announc

the software, called apple intelligence, is integrated into a host of applications across the iphone.u to remove people from the background, and this tool which helps rewrite your emails. there's also an upgrade to the iphone's voice assistant, siri, which can now take written commands and is said to work better with natural spoken language. for now, apple intelligence features will not be available in the eu. that's as executives find themselves in the middle of a dust up with regulators there over the digital markets act. the features will, however, be available in the uk. that is when they're released. the test version of apple intelligence will start with a rollout in the us next month, with more coming by the end of the year. when it comes available, analysts say executives are keen to use apple intelligence integration to sell more iphones, which have hit a slump in recent years. some analysts aren't so sure that will happen. is apple intelligence going to drive sales on its own? it might not. i think it's not necessarily the sort of thing that's going to trigger people to go ou

but the real headliner was the launch of the iphone 16, that placed the company's push into ai, front and centre. the bbc�*s north america technology correspondent lily jamali sent this report. the glow time event here in cupertino california features big upgrades to the apple watch, airpods, but the real headline here is the unveiling of the iphone 16. apple executives say this set of iphones is the first designed specifically with artificial intelligence in mind. it's there to support this new suite of ai products that the company is calling apple intelligence, which will allow users to use text, to create images, even emojis. we are also set to see a big upgrade to siri, the boy upgrade to siri, the voice assistant that apple first acquired back in 2010. the thing is though, this suite of products, apple intelligence, will not be available at least not for now, in the eu. apple experience is a bit of a dustup with regulators there over the implications of the digital markets act. the products will however be available in the uk. nabila popal from idc explained. there was a lot of n

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you think this is really an accelerate rant to an iphone upgrade. long-term, the economics of consumer ai is perhaps going to be concentrated in the smart phone. in other words, it's not going to be left behind. it's not going to be all about other devices or other ways of engaging with ai. are you persuaded by that? >> long-term, that's true, but how long are you going to go? it's not going to be a year. could it be three, four, ten years? because right now, we are all expecting ai to get that much better. everyone in silicon valley is talking about the next 12 months of this crucial moment. guess what, up until this point, consumer ai hasn't been adopted in the numbers that we have expected since the release of chatgpt almost two years ago. this is going to take a r revolution. it can't be pushed by the phone makers, but they have to be good at it. for apple to do it, it's going to have to bet the house on an improvement to siri. is that going to come within the next year or two years? i don't know if we have any evidence they are going to be able

t mobile has been a star when it comes to iphone sales.s an analyst meeting. i care a lot more about what mike has to say about anything that these analysts tell me. the iphone 16 is strange piece. but the show stopper ai isn't yet included in the software. so that may be a natural impediment to immediate preorders. encross no particular timeline. might as well wait if you want them knowing the good non apple hearing aides go for $7,000 a pair. that's right. 7,000. let me give you the real skinny here. if you make your apple investment decision based on this kind of instant analyst, you'll be one of the millions upon millions of people who miss the big boat that includes the service revenue, the consistency that goes between long-term apple sales. we'll keep hearing stories that validate all the selling including that parts aren't being ordered at the usual pace then on the third or fourth day after launch, people figure out there's more to these sales then the next weekend, the sellers explode and the sellers are left appleless. that's wh

half of their sales come from iphones. it's all about iphone right now.ure i thought the hearing it was a great offer. lisa: meanwhile there is this question about how much people are looking from a personal assistant from the apple intelligence sphere. will this phone give them that impetus? is there a larger story here going towards what peter talked about earlier? it's the hint of what ai can deliver but we are unimpressed. tom: if we gauge ai on alexa and siri, we are tremendously unimpressed. if we engage with ai on other things, like how amazon for years has said that if you bought the book on muska on boo, ai has been quite effective for an extended amount of time. yes, when it comes to personal assistance, alexa and siri are not great poster children for artificial intelligence assistance. annmarie: if they are not able to break in and in terms of intelligence and they are rolling it out in a half-baked way, why are they doing it now? why not just wait six months or one year? tom: i think they have to. the other interesting thing was yesterday, te

iphone 16 lead times are tracking lower than previous years.h you by surprise? >> the surprising factor was we thought it would at least match last year but it declined slightly. you ask people, in the next 12 months how many people will upgrade their phones? that number it was around 55%. last year it was 60%. we have seen a decline in that number meaning people are keeping their phone for a longer period of time. whether that is driven by cost or the phone being better than in previous years. one would have thought with ai features you could have -- seen a bump in that. ed: could you kindly explain the methodology of the bloomberg intelligence survey for the iphone 16 and the depth of the data you obtained? >> we look at u.s. consumers and see what kind of phone they are looking to buy, whether that is the promax phone or the pro phone. the reasons they want to upgrade, how many want to switch over. one thing was clear, whether it was android or apple users, both said they want to keep the phone for a longer period of time. apple intelligence

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the unveiling of the new iphone 16 at apple hq. a lot of people, including wall street analysts, though, are focusing on what this new iphone does not include. and that is ai. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, was in cupertino today, as he always is for these apple launches. here's the skinny. the iphone 16 will feature a better camera, a longer lasting battery, and a faster processor. that sounds pretty good. how much? they start at about 800 bucks. the iphone 16 plus starts at about 900 bucks. expect to pay more for the pro models. as for ai features, apple says they'll roll out a free software update next month, but it will only work on the new 16 models and last year's 15 pro. interesting to me was how many more features they added to the 16 base model. instead of a pro model, and it feels to me that apple is really trying to get people to upgrade from, you know, people that had three, four years old phones so that they can take advantage of apple intelligence, but they are doing that with the features and the hardw

liz: tv is one thing, the iphone is another people are living and dying by their iphones i don't knowhat it looks like for the iphone 16 but the analyst right now say maybe the channel checks and there's a thing out of it coming out are looking a little soft when it comes to demand because people feel openai the artificial intelligence or the apple intelligence is not would be automatically in the phones but you're going to have these on the shelves what are you seeing as part of his demand and interest. >> we started taking preorders over the weekend and everything has gone really well from our point of view it's been a smooth introduction of the new device there's obviously a lot of demand that generated every time apple brings a new device out and were pleased we got to the first couple of days without any hiccups or volume related issues we are excited about what comes on friday and we can have good inventory and smooth delivery that was preordered from us they have great deals on the market and really attractive pricing so we can meet all of our customers needs and welcome anybod

actually, it was initially expected that the new iphones would be presented no earlier than... evening, in addition, as a rule, apple distributes serious announcements with large technology exhibitions, in which it itself never participates on principle, now in berlin the ifor largest. european autumn techno show has not yet ended. in general, on this time apple decided to break all traditions according to mark gurman from bloomberg, who is considered the main expert on the planet on the inner workings of leaks from cupertino. there are two reasons for this: firstly, in apple's home market in the usa, debates of presidential candidates are scheduled for september 10, which would obviously draw some of the audience's attention. and secondly, today the european commission must make a decision that could cost apple 13 billion euros in payments on a long-standing tax dispute, and this it's already a question of investor reaction and stock price. in order to show investors and users that apple at least keeps up with the trends, in the current presentation the phrase artificial intel

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i'm stuck with the iphone 12 and i don't have the slightest desire to even look at the iphone 16 becausent about each version of this, and apple gets about 75% of its value from the iphone now. it's become heavily invested in the iphone and the subsequent updates which means you will live through these update, through update and recorrections. it doesn't surprise me that people are a little bit disappointed and looking long term, what is the smart phone itself will start to decline. >> we can argue it already has and the bulls would say it's all about services and subscriptions and stock buybacks, but not to put too fine a point on it, what do you think the stock is worth here? >> i don't think the stock is massively overvalued in any way, but i do think that all of those things are good and they're trying to fill a good space. you can add the services business and the amount of money that apple makes is so immense that making up for it it will not be easy even with three new businesses. so the services business and the ecosystem they have has to be dramatically large for it to make up f

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the first iphone designed for apple intelligence is here.e upcoming debate between kamala harris and donald trump? hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. let's begin in the united states, where apple has unveiled a slew of upgraded products as part of a launch named "glowtime". the event featured new and improved versions of the apple watch and airpods. but the real headliner was the launch of the iphone 16, that placed the company's push into ai, front and centre. the bbc�*s north america technology correspondent lily the glow time event here in cupertino california features big upgrades to the apple watch, the air pods, but the real headline here is the unveiling of the iphone 16. apple executives say this set of iphones is the first designed specifically with artificial intelligence in mind. it's there to support this new suite of ar products that the company is calling apple intelligence which will allow users

we will get the latest iphone 16 lineup. promax as well.ations around this but when it boils down to, we are not really seeing very many changes to the devices themselves. you might get one or two models. it has a larger screen. you will get new orders -- new colors coming out. there will be this new action button that was a feature on the provisions in the past that can be made across the lineup. a lot of different details. it replaces the mute switch. we could also see another button to help with taking photos. these are the really incremental changes. on the software side we are looking at this integration of apple intelligence. ai futures for the first i will be rolled out. it seems like the actual integration of it will be limited. >> we mentioned some of apple suppliers in asia. which ones are you watching a particular? >> even with incremental upgrades to the iphone, there are still supplies that stand to benefit more in this market. on the camera front, we could see more megapixels coming through, better zoom caabilities says that b

i noticed you've been toying with your new iphone. >> i got the new iphone, the 16, but there's no a.ih will tell you it's a couple of months away until you get the full software upgrade you're going to need. but you have sara intelligence, so you're fine. >> i'm excited about the bubble gum pink and happy that they had it in stock, which may or not be reflective -- >> in talking about devices, there is this question that as we move deeper into the a.i. world, what is an app going to look like? what do you really need? what is a device? if a device can be fully run by a.i., is there an opening, perhaps, for some sort of competitive device to apple that is, you know, different but cheaper and runs solely on the edge by the a.i. that you can just talk to it all the time and then what does that mean for the apple ecosystem? >> or, as jensen huang would argue, there would be a super a.i. that you would deal with, and then it basically has a hierarchy, passes along certain duties to other versions of a.i. interesting stat out of barons over the weekend. they looked at apple performance on l

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it will only be available on the iphone 15 pro or one of the new iphone 16 models.99 bucks. for the 16 pro it is $999. but you can have a payment plan. isn't that what they always say? >>> thanks for watching. the news continues at 8:00 on pix+ 44 cable 12. we'll be right back here at 11:00. ♪ "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>this is the alley red and gold >>report >>on cbs news >>bay area it hurts my soul >>honestly everybody hurts >>yeah it's a wake up call. it was disappointing. we can play a lot better >>than that. sam darnold will take a knee here and that'll be it. the game will be over. >>too many. my bads too many man i you know i try to be

improve sluggish sales of the iphone.bay reporter zach fuentes has more from experts on whether today's announcement will actually move the needle. >> introducing the iphone 16. it's apple's first iphone built specifically for generative, artificial intelligence, or, as the tech giant calls it, apple intelligence. >> apple intelligence is going to transform so much of what you do with iphone. >> there's a lineup of four iphone 16 models, phones capable of handling a more advanced version of siri. >> siri will follow along if you stumble over your words. >> hey siri, who is the architect behind the museum of wait? no, not the museum. the palace of fine arts. >> bernard maybeck designed the palace of fine arts. >> they'll also feature things like a customizable action button that will replace the mute button, letting phone owners doe or turn on a flashlight. they'll be equipped with a physical button that opens the camera. >> the camera control elegantly blends hardware and software. when you click, it launches the camera.

we know plenty of people that have iphone 11 and iphone x. next year, we are thinking that those with the 13 or the 14 thinking, i want this. ed: you and i were together at apple park last week, it seems like a long time ago. it is worth reminding the audience about how tim cook summarized this generation of phone. >> the innovation and invention these products deliver will continue to deepen the meaningful impact they have on all of our lives. i'm proud of our teams and what they have accomplished and i can't wait for you to experience these amazing products. ed: so then i look at your own research, your idc forecast for shipments of smartphones in the years to come and generative ai. that is my question for you, the innovation tim cook is talking about. it is not really going to the hardware side, is it? nabila: no and they drove that message very clearly. it is really about the change in the user experience. how are these features going to improve your life and make your lives easier? of course, they showcased some of those use cases, but

but in a couple of years, you have to do it once for a couple, but imagine that you don't have an iphone huawei, you will definitely have one, if you have such a specific democratic position, or you are an employee of the special service of some democratic country, and here you have taken this android. produced in china, i will not give a hryvnia for your life and safety, so what we are approaching, we understand exactly, if we are in this part of the world, we can only use equipment made in the west or with countries, allies of the west, gives full factory control, japan, south korea if we are in that part of the world where russia and china are, it means that any iphone can at any moment... or explode, or transmit some information about you, you don't know now to the end what can be inserted there. this means that we are getting closer to a world where, ideally, every country should use technologies of its own production. and the entire production process should take place within the framework of one country or bloc of countries. it's the only chance, not that there's going to be any c

couple of years you have to do it once in a couple of years, but imagine. you don't have a huawei iphoneu already have one you will be with, if you have such a specific democratic position, or you are an employee of the special service of some democratic country, and you took this android made in china, i will not give a hryvnia for your life and safety, so what are we approaching, we are definitely understand, if we are in this part of the world, we can only use equipment made in... if we are in this part of the world where russia and china are, then this means that any iphone can at any time either explode or transmit some information about you, you don't now you know to the end what can be inserted there. this means that we are approaching a world where, ideally, every country should use technologies of its own production. and the whole production process should take place within the framework of one country or block of countries, this is the only possibility, not that some compromising files will be passed on you, this is a possibility to survive, you know, because someone, if someon

the software is integrated into host of applications across the iphone. photo editor allowing you to remove people from the background and this tool which helps rewrite your e—mails. there is an upgrade to the voice assistant, which can now take written commands and is said to work better with natural spoken language. for now apple intelligence features will not be available in the eu as executives find themselves in the middle of a dustup with regulators over the digital markets act. the features will, however, be available in the uk. that is when they are released. the test version will start with the roll out in the us next month with more coming of the year. when it becomes available analysts say they are keen to use ai available analysts say they are keen to use al to sell more phones. keen to use al to sell more hones. ~ keen to use al to sell more phones-_ keen to use al to sell more hones. ~ �* , ., phones. will ai drive sales on its own to _ phones. will ai drive sales on its own to make _ phones. will ai drive sales on its own to make it _ phone

for the iphone that came out in september this year next year more and i put into the iphone and for does not take a lot of capital expenditures to add a.i. into the phone b where the replacement cycle really takes off at the mag seven that we prefer. jack: it's interesting there was that talk about that four years ago about people loaded up on pcs of iphones and everything else now would be a time to refresh. some people may be aware of something that's happening in november and is a presidential election of we occasionally hear the overweight one way or another based on your expectations but we have to take it into an account you think there's three forces that could push volatility higher between now and then. >> the good news is in election years markets tend to be up and that's what we see but volatility tends to be up also so the forces such as the wide array of different views on governance can have a macro impact on elections that we've already seen outside of the u.s., misinformation and artificial intelligence can sway the election as people make information that may not be