Tim Cook: iPhone Activations Set a New Record This Christmas in the US and Canada
Despite Apple reducing its Q1 2019 forecast by $9 billion, Tim Cook says iPhone activations in the US and Canada set new record this Christmas. But due to the weak iPhone sales in China, Apple could not set a new iPhone sales record in Q1. Tim Cook revealed this in an internal memo to Apple employees. He says in the memo that he is “disappointed” the company will be falling short of its revenue goal, though Apple’s wearable, Services, and Mac business set new revenue records. Cool also notes in the memo that Apple is expected to set an all-time revenue record in the US, Canada, Mexico, Italy, Germany, and more. Cook will be holding an all-hands meeting with Apple employees on Thursday where he will be answering more of their questions about the revenue shortfall and the decline in iPhone sales. You can find the full memo from Tim Cool to Apple employees below. Team, Happy New Year — I hope everyone was able to rest and enjoy time with loved ones over the holidays. This aft...