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The information is reporting that Apple is delaying the next iPhone air, originally set for

fall of 2026. After the first model, apparently has been selling below expectations, and a portion of inventory remains

unsold. I had seen stories about the air selling poorly, so I guess this confirms those rumors.

Quote, Foxcon, one of two companies that assembles the iPhone Air for Apple, has dismantled

all but one and a half of its production lines for the first version and expects to halt all

production by the end of the month, according to a person with direct knowledge of the situation.

Luxshare, the other company that assembles the device, halted all production at the end of

October, according to people with direct knowledge of the developments. In contrast, Foxconn and

Luxshare have dedicated dozens of production lines to top-selling models like the iPhone 17 Pro.

The failure of the iPhone air to sell well is the latest demonstration of Apple's struggle to come up with a new variant of the iPhone that is popular with consumers.

Apple experimented with a cheaper iPhone with a smaller display known as the iPhone Mini in 2020,

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