Apple reportedly overestimated iPhone 12 mini demand by a lot.

That's not my headline, that's John Porter's headline on the verge.

We have talked about this a little bit.

We had speculated a little bit.

And now it just seems that all signs are pointing at a lackluster performance for iPhone 12

mini, as far as sales are concerned, and possibly potentially the last mini phone,

the first and last mini phone, I mean, depending, depending on how bad things are, depending

on opinions inside of the company around whether it's a long term experiment, like they're

willing to play it out longer or if they want to cut their losses, the report here production

being cut by 70% not a lot of demand for it.

70% imagine a company like Apple who they got to finger on a pulse most of the time, even

at times where people think they're not still like, what are you doing getting rid of that?

And Apple's like, pay attention, wait a little bit here and see what happens.

And then something will catch up, I mean, there's been products like that, I see people

referencing talking, iPhone XR eventually catches up, because it's a budget offering.

There is something about this package that's problematic.

I'm not saying they need to get out of the mini business.

I didn't say that well.

Stop putting words in my mouth.

What I am saying is the entire package needs some tweaking.

And well, I don't have to even say it because Apple say themselves they cut back to production

70%.

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