Apple Blames Users For iPhone’s “Touch Disease”

2016 isn’t the best year for Apple. It all started with iPhone sales numbers going down during Q1 2016. iPhone SE got released during March, managing to prevent a massive-scale sales numbers drop, but only temporarily. As September drew close, the numbers dipped again, with iPhone 7 coming and performing below expectations. Apple didn’t share first-weekend sales numbers, the first time for the company to not do this in years, resulting in stocks getting down and the company’s worth reaching lowest numbers in years. This negative trend should be stopped by the time iPhone 8 comes, but in the meantime,

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