I added to my Apple position on news of its shift to a biannual iPhone launch cycle starting 2026, a strategic move that should smooth revenue and reduce operational strain. Separating premium fall launches from spring budget models sharpens marketing focus and keeps Apple competitive with staggered rivals like Samsung. The lineup—including a foldable, Pro models, and the new iPhone Air—signals innovation while testing next-gen 2nm efficiency. With expanded spring updates for Macs, iPads, and smart-home devices, Apple’s product cadence looks set to deliver steadier growth and stronger ecosystem lock-in.
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