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Welcome to this episode of the Apple Insider Podcast.

I'm Victor and joining me is William Gallagher.

Hello.

Hi. Now I should tell you all, I am so pleased. You know, I am so humbled and honored that you guys have stuck around with us this long.

We are creeping up on episode 200.

It's not this week, but it's coming soon.

If there's anything that you'd like us to do for episode 200, if there's anything you'd like

us to talk about, if there's anything that you think we should do to celebrate, go ahead and

let me know, go ahead and send an email to Victor at appleinsider.com and we will give that all the

consideration we can. Now there's a lot going on and I think we have to start

with gosh I don't even know where to begin. Let's talk about the iPhone 10-R.

A fine machine. Do you have one? No I have a 10-S max but Malcolm has a 10-hour and I've been reading his work on Apple Incider about it.

And I'm not going to say that I regrets going the way I did, but I'm very conscious.

It's a really good machine for an awful lot less money.

Yeah, so it is. It's a really good machine for an awful lot less money.

Yeah, so it is, but there's things that have taken place that have really been interesting in terms of the business side of this.

So first of all, it appears that iPhone 10 hour production has been

cut based on questionably weak demand and also potentially some component quality issues.

And so we had the wonderful announcement.

We had the announcement of the phones, followed by the announcement of the iPads, and everyone

was riding high on this and stock analysts were saying you know go ahead and buy we think

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