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Apple Seeing Less Demand Globally for iPhone

Although Apple’s iOS expanded in the U.S., Japan, and Australia in 2016, reports about the tech company’s manufacturing partner Foxconn Technology Group have revealed there is a lowered demand for the product, as evidenced by the producer’s decreased profit. It was the first time that had happened for Foxconn. Additionally, 2016 saw Apple allegedly export 207 million iPhones, which is a bit fewer than the 236 million sent out in 2015. But an increase in revenue is hopeful with the release of the newest iPhone, which is expected this fall.

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