The launch of the latest batch of iPhones beat many expectations, but apparently not Apple’s, at least for their less-expensive 5C iPhone model.
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Apple cuts production of iPhone 5C in half
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Published October 11, 2013
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The smartphone’s brightly coloured backs and relatively low price tag was seen as an attempt to make inroads into emerging markets.
Chinese website C Technology reported the drop in production and claimed that inside sources said sales of the handset had been disappointing.
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