Apple doesn't give granular detail around the performance of specific iPhone models, nor does it break out unit sales. And the iPhone 17 was just a small part of the fiscal fourth quarter, having been released in mid-September.

Phone optimism powers the shares to record highs. Investors will get a sense of whether that enthusiasm was warranted when it reports earnings after the bell Thursday.Since the beginning of August, Apple’s stock is up more than 30% and its market capitalization has risen from $3 trillion to $4 trillion.

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Compared instead to last year’s standard iPhone 16, this year’s standard iPhone 17 sports some impressive improvements. It steps up from a 6.1 to 6.3-inch display, while bumping up to 2622-by-1206-pixel resolution to maintain 460 pixel-per-inch sharpness.

Apple reports Q4 earnings Thursday. iPhone 17 and Pro models show strength but the new Air underwhelms. Options price a 3-4% move on rich valuations.

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A new report suggests that one of the most recent iPhone upgrades, the Camera Control, is about to undergo a big change.

Apple's entire iPhone 17 lineup has clearly outpaced the iPhone 16 in early sales, driven by strong demand for the base model in China and the iPhone 17 Pro Max in the US.

Apple's new iPhone 17 Pro Max with stock 256GB storage costs $800 to upgrade to 2TB, modder tweaks his new iPhone with precise machinery, steady hands.

You’re right, the iPad Pro has only been on sale for a few days. But it seems a major upgrade is coming to the next model, expected in 2027.

Apple’s quarterly results on Thursday are expected to show the company can spark a strong iPhone upgrade cycle even without the flashy artificial intelligence tools it has been slow to release, a delay that has dulled its appeal on Wall Street.