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Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster issued a largely irrelevant note to clients yesterday,

and we know because he said so.

Barons has Gene Genie cutting his estimate for iPhone sales for the last quarter by 2.2 million

units, bringing his expectation down to 25 million iPhones sold and that he says is largely irrelevant

as far as Apple stock goes. Bottom line it's still an issue of supply not demand.

Munster's hanging tough with his it's still an issue of supply, not demand.

Munsters hanging tough with his expectation of 49 million iPhone sold for the current

quarter, though if supply doesn't come closer to meeting demand in the next month or so, he says he may have to revisit his estimate.

Piper Jaffrey has an overweight rating on Apple's shares and a price target of $910.

4G is headed to Blightie. Macworld UK has the carrier EE saying it'll light up 4G service in 10 cities on the 30th of

October. The carrier says this will be the first time

such mobile speeds have been achieved by both business and consumers in the UK.

This could be great news for iPhone five owners across the pond except it sounds like it actually won't be

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