The same Chinese source that revealed photos of the iPhone 5S box several days before Apple’s official announcement now claims that the Cupertino, Calif. company has cut down production of its iPhone 5C due to sluggish sales.
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Citing inside sources, Chinese website Ctechcn reported that Apple has limited production of the 5C from 300,000 per day to 150,000 per day.
If true, this would fall in line with a report on Monday that said the iPhone 5S is outselling the iPhone 5C by more than two to one.
Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Beyonce gets covered in this iPhone- and iPad-powered track with vocals supplied by Korean pop star Yoari.
The Stanford "MoPhO" is an orchestra that uses phones to make music. Here, assistant professor (and creator of Smule's Ocarina iPhone app) Ge Wang offers insight into the "experimental ensemble."
This quartet got YouTube famous after the video of them playing "Kids" by MGMT on iPhones and iPod touches went viral, racking up more than 1 million views.
The iPad Orchestra is just as its name sounds. It shows the potential for digital music using devices like the iPad.
This is another viral video hit of a band performing "Take Me Out" on a New York subway.
Marina, Seb and Roger make up the iBand. Here is the group performing an original composition, "Life is Greater than the Internet," on their various iDevices.
Another YouTube star, Applegirl002, a.k.a Kim Yeo-hee, covers pop songs on her iPhone setup. Her amateur videos proved such a hit she landed a record contract and has since released an official music video.
Musician Geoff Kaiser uses some clever editing and a split screen video to great effect with an ultra-modern take on the one-man band.
Chinese pianist Lang Lang played "Flight of the Bumblebee" during an encore at a recent San Fran concert. It seems as if the crowd loved it.
Gary Go made headlines for playing giant London venue Wembley with his iPhone as his backing band. He has composed songs on the device and can be seen here performing live with his iPhone in hand.
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