Last week we heard plenty of rumors
about Apple having cut orders for the
new iPhone 5 due to lower than expected
demand. While it has gone as far as to
affect Apple's stock prices, it may not
have been entirely true. According to one
analyst Apple were able to ship some 52
million iPhone units in Q4.
While main product lines like the iPhone
and iPad are expected to remain strong,
specific devices within those lines may fall
short of expected sales.
35 million of the iPhones sold were of the
iPhone 5 variety, while the iPhone 4S and
4 followed with 9.5 million and 7.3
million, respectively.
The 52 million iPhone devices shipped is a
93% increase over Q3 - expected after
the launch of the iPhone 5 and the high
seasonal demand - and a 41% increase
over Q4 2011.
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