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201: November 13, 2018
Samsung plans new Galaxy models for early next year; YouTube's CEO speaks out against a new European Union copyright directive; and reports from Apple's supply chain cast doubts on iPhone sales figures, at least for some.
Links and Show Notes Samsung Electronics to release first foldable smartphone in March: sources YouTube Creator Blog: The Potential Unintended Consequences of Article 13 YouTube CEO calls EU’s proposed copyright regulation financially impossible - The Verge EU Copyright Directive vote: Articles 11 and 13 approved - The Verge Apple (AAPL) Stock, Suppliers Down on Sign of Weak iPhone Demand - Bloomberg Kuo cuts iPhone XR shipment estimates from 100 million to 70 million, forecasts YOY decline in iPhone sales for first quarter of 2019 - 9to5Mac Apple's iPhone X sales may be slowing, according to Samsung's shipments of OLED displays — Quartz For Apple's iPhone X, is it time for 'full panic mode'? - CNET
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By RelaySamsung plans new Galaxy models for early next year; YouTube's CEO speaks out against a new European Union copyright directive; and reports from Apple's supply chain cast doubts on iPhone sales figures, at least for some.
Links and Show Notes Samsung Electronics to release first foldable smartphone in March: sources YouTube Creator Blog: The Potential Unintended Consequences of Article 13 YouTube CEO calls EU’s proposed copyright regulation financially impossible - The Verge EU Copyright Directive vote: Articles 11 and 13 approved - The Verge Apple (AAPL) Stock, Suppliers Down on Sign of Weak iPhone Demand - Bloomberg Kuo cuts iPhone XR shipment estimates from 100 million to 70 million, forecasts YOY decline in iPhone sales for first quarter of 2019 - 9to5Mac Apple's iPhone X sales may be slowing, according to Samsung's shipments of OLED displays — Quartz For Apple's iPhone X, is it time for 'full panic mode'? - CNET