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UBS: iPhone sales down 1% in February

1 April

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Apple Inc. experienced a 1% decline in year-over-year iPhone sales during February, with the iPhone SE failing to boost consumer purchases, according to UBS analyst David Vogt's Tuesday research note to investors.

The company released its budget-friendly iPhone SE 4 on February 19, marking the first SE model update since 2022, incorporating iPhone 14-inspired styling, facial recognition technology, and an enhanced 48-megapixel main camera.

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