#iPhone_operating_system

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Deliveries are promised in November or December On the Chinese social network, the iPhone 15 and its price reduction, which has continued since the start of sales of new Apple smartphones, are leading the ranking of the most popular requests. According to Mydrivers, prices for all iPhone 15 models have dropped significantly. Some models can be purchased with a discount of $150 or more for older versions with the Pro prefix. [caption id="attachment_73032" align="aligncenter" width="780"] iPhone and Huawei[/caption] The decline of the iPhone and the dawn of Huawei? Previously, a research report published by Counterpoint Research confirmed that sales of the iPhone 15 series were 4.5% lower in the 17 days since its release in China than iPhone 14 sales last year. At the same time, sales of the iPhone 15 Pro Max fell the most - by 14%. It is followed by the iPhone 15 Pro with an 11% drop. This situation turned out to be very unusual for the launch of new iPhones. The situation with the Huawei Mate 60 series is different. There are no Mate 60 smartphones in online stores. Huawei's official flagship store on JD.com also has no smartphones in stock and accepts purchase orders twice a day. Even if you manage to order a smartphone, deliveries will not be until November or December.

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It was initiated by the Chinese authorities China has launched an investigation into iPhone maker Foxconn over taxes and land use, the Financial Times reported, citing Chinese state media. The Global Times, citing anonymous sources, said tax authorities were inspecting Foxconn facilities in Guangdong and Jiangsu provinces, while natural resources officials were inspecting facilities in Henan and Hubei. Foxconn said it would cooperate with the investigation: “Compliance with laws and regulations is a core principle of the group around the world. We will actively cooperate with the relevant authorities." The Global Times article quoted an expert as saying, "Taiwan-funded enterprises, including Foxconn, should also shoulder corresponding social responsibilities and play a positive role in promoting the peaceful development of cross-strait relations." The iPhone manufacturer became a defendant in the investigation [caption id="attachment_72986" align="aligncenter" width="780"] iPhone[/caption] In the past, Beijing has targeted local subsidiaries of Taiwanese companies through regulatory investigations and political pressure. Chinese officials often call on Taiwanese companies to promote “peaceful development” between the two sides. Apple is trying to navigate a rocky relationship with China at a time of tension between Beijing and Washington. Last week, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook traveled to China and met with members of Xi Jinping's leadership team, including Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang and China's ministers of commerce and information technology. Chinese government departments and state-owned enterprises have banned or discouraged employees from using Apple devices in recent months. In September, Beijing warned of "security incidents" related to the iPhone.