Amid speculation over what promotions U.S. wireless firms have teed up to sell Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone 6, a Wells Fargo report says Apple is running out of carriers to add as new distributors worldwide, an issue to its continued growth. Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 6 on Sept. 9, with a 4.7-inch screen model ready for sale at the end of September, and a bigger, 5.5-inch model out a bit later. “T-Mobile US (TMUS) is planning an announcement
Amid speculation over what promotions U.S. wireless firms have teed up to sell Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone 6, a Wells Fargo report says Apple is running out of carriers to add as new distributors worldwide, an issue to its continued growth. Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 6 on Sept. 9, with a 4.7-inch screen model ready for sale at the end of September, and a bigger, 5.5-inch model out a bit later. “T-Mobile US (TMUS) is planning an announcement
The upcoming release of Apple’s (AAPL) first phablet must have Samsung shaking in its boots. Seoul-based Samsung has had the phablet market largely to itself with its Galaxy Note line of big-screen smartphones. But not for long. Apple is poised to unveil two iPhone 6 models at a press event on Tuesday: a 4.7-inch version and a 5.5-inch version. The larger model falls into a category between phones and tablets, hence the name phablet. The current iPhone 5 series has a 4-inch screen. Samsung was so concerned about the iPhone 6 event that it held a hastily organized media event on Wednesday to announce its latest phablets: the Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge. Its event seemed “rushed” and “underwhelming,” Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Brian White said in a report Thursday. Samsung’s event was meant to draw consumer attention away from Apple’s phablet, White said. “In our view, this strategy…