According to a new report from market research firm CIRP, the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max are the most popular models of Apple phones, accounting for nearly half of total sales. The relatively high price of these two models, in addition to increasing user demand for phone storage space, has led more people to choose phones with higher capacities, further raising the average selling price.

CIRP analysts noted that it is highly unusual for Apple to achieve an increase in the average selling price in a quarter that is typically less than ideal. Typically, Apple’s average selling price peaks in September and December each year, when new phones are released and holiday sales take place. However, Apple has managed to attract more users to high-end phones by optimizing its product portfolio and offering an extensive recycling program.

CIRP believes that the high recycling value of Apple phones is also supported by strong demand in the global used iPhone market. This has both lowered the cost of buying new phones and implicitly encouraged users to buy higher-end models, as they believe these phones will retain their value better.

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The relevant charts are as follows. In January 2023, Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro Max topped the list with a market share of 18%, followed by iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 13, iPhone 14 and Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.

However, in March 2023, the best-selling flagship model with an OLED screen is the iPhone 14. DSCC said in the report that in the early days of iPhone release, consumers were keen to buy Pro models, while subsequent consumers were more inclined to buy entry-level models.

From March 2022 to March 2023, the proportion of LTPS and LTPO panels

Screen refresh rate from March 2022 to March 2023

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Car crash detection is available on Apple iPhone 14/Pro series models and the latest Apple Watch. Using sensors like accelerometers and gyroscopes, the feature can detect serious crashes and automatically call emergency services if the user doesn’t respond to the alert within 20 seconds.

This function can indeed save lives in emergency situations, but there have been many complaints that it can also be triggered accidentally during skiing, rides, and other non-emergency activities.

Apple has refined collision detection in the last few iOS 16 updates to reduce false positives. In the recently updated car accident detection support document, Apple also changed its advice to users when making an accidental call, instead of hanging up the phone, but explaining to emergency responders that no help is needed.

Apple also removed content from the support document that advised users to cancel calls during the 20-second timer — “If you do not need to contact emergency services, tap Cancel and confirm that you do not need emergency services.”

In other words, Apple hopes that users who make emergency calls by mistake will get through the phone and tell them that they don’t need help, instead of hanging up by themselves.

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“People love iPhone and rely on it to do everything they do every day. Now, the new yellow iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus add to that collection.” The exceptional battery life, lightweight design, professional-grade camera and video capabilities, groundbreaking security and the new features of iOS 16 make iPhone 14 the best choice for all types of customers in the market for an iPhone,” said Bob Borchers, Apple vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. “

iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus are now available in six beautiful colourways: Midnight, Starlight, Red, Blue, Purple and the new Yellow.

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Breaking source Majin Bu claims that Apple plans to offer two additional color cases for the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max as part of its upcoming spring collection. The new color options include Deep Violet and Golden Brown. Existing color options for the iPhone 14 series cases include Amber, Forest Green, Ink, Midnight and Orange. ( Majin Bu has previously accurately revealed some new color cases for the iPhone)

Dark purple is the color option for the iPhone 12 series cases, while golden brown remains the color option for the iPhone 13 series cases. Apple also offers a gold-brown iPhone leather wallet and an AirTag leather key ring.

Apple may bring previously adopted color cases to the new phones. One of the current color options for the iPhone 14 case is Forest Green, which was previously available in the iPhone 11 case.

Apple introduced new spring color options for iPhone cases and Apple Watch bands on March 8 of last year, so expect Apple to announce new case color options as early as this week.

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Ross Young’s tweet is as follows: “The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Plus models have screens exclusively supplied by Samsung Display, and there will be no more exclusivity on the iPhone 15 series.

Ross Young didn’t elaborate in his tweet, and it’s not clear where he got his information from. However, he has a proven track record of breaking screen-related stories.

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Even with optimizations such as reducing the screen refresh rate to 1Hz when the screen is not in use, displaying elements on the screen is still more power-hungry than not displaying anything.

Since the release of the iPhone 14 Pro, many users have shared their tests online to compare the power consumption when the all-weather display is enabled, and now Apple will provide this data directly in the iOS 16.4 system.

9to5Mac discovered in the iOS 16.4 beta code released to developers today that Apple is adding data about the battery consumption of the 24/7 display feature in the Settings app. This means that users will see a new category in the battery menu dedicated to the 24/7 display, similar to the specific categories it already shows for things like personal hotspot and no-signal coverage.

It’s too early to say for sure if the feature has been enabled in this beta, as it’s likely to be at least a few hours before iOS has enough stats to detail the battery consumption figures shown 24/7.

According to some comparative tests, the all-weather display feature can drain 20% of an iPhone 14 Pro’s battery in 24 hours. If the user chooses to enable the 24/7 display but does not use the wallpaper, the phone will consume about 14% of the battery at the same time.

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The current iPhone 14 Pro production line of the Pegatron Shanghai Changshuo plant has stabilized, and the production will increase month by month in February and March this year.

In January of this year, Pegatron’s revenue was NT$124.608 billion (currently approximately RMB 28.161 billion), a month-on-month increase of 10.50% and a year-on-year increase of 1.19%, a record high for the same period of the year and better than market expectations. Pegatron pointed out that the increase in revenue in January was mainly due to the communication business.

According to the Economic Daily, the market expects that Pegatron’s revenue will rise against the trend in January this year, mainly due to the drive of the old Apple iPhone 13 and the transfer of some iPhone 14 Pro orders.

Looking forward to this year, Pegatron believes that overall operations will grow slightly, but new businesses such as automotive electronics and communication products are expected to continue to grow.

Pegatron initially received some iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus assembly orders from Apple last year and was the main foundry for the iPhone 14 Plus. However, under the influence of Apple’s high pricing, the overall sales of the iPhone 14 Plus were poor, which also dragged down the performance of the main foundry Pegatron in the fourth quarter of last year.

The industry believes that when the production capacity of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max of Hon Hai, the largest iPhone foundry, was affected, Apple considered starting a wider range of diversified production at that time, and released some high-end orders to Pegatron and Luxshare Precision. This avoids production risks, which also gives Pegatron and Luxshare Precision an opportunity. It seems that Pegatron has successfully seized this opportunity.

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The short film is called “Fursat” and from the official description: “A fantasy story: about a man who risks losing the most valuable thing in the present and becomes obsessed with controlling the future”. The short film stars two popular Indian actors, Ishaan and Wamiqa Gabbi.

Apple often collaborates with film directors to create “Shot on iPhone” short films. For example, this past Chinese New Year’s Day, Apple worked with Venice Film Festival award-winning filmmaker Peng Fei to make a short film called “Over the Five Hurdles” using iPhone 14 Pro.

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According to the Q4 Mobile Performance Report, the iPhone 14 Pro Max had a median download speed of 133.84 Mbps and the iPhone 14 Pro had a median download speed of 130.14 Mbps, ranking third and fourth respectively.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 took the top spot in the fourth quarter with 147.25 Mbps, followed by Google’s Pixel 7 Pro in second place with 137.11 Mbps. The Galaxy S22 Ultra came in fifth with 124.83 Mbps.

The chart that the upload speeds and latency of the above five models are all relatively similar, with the Google Pixel 7 Pro having the fastest upload speed and lowest latency.

If we rank the internet speeds by phone manufacturer, Samsung has a median download of 79.43 Mbps and an upload of 9.88 Mbps, while Apple has a download of 72.62 Mbps and an upload of 8.69 Mbps.

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