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Published 10:06 27 Jan 2016 GMT
Updated 10:07 27 Jan 2016 GMT
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For the first time since the iPhone launched in 2007, the company are set to announce a drop in revenue as a result of declining sales.
Rory Cellan-Jones, technology correspondent at the BBC, says that cheaper, Chinese substitute products pose a challenge to Apple's revenue as rivals like Xiaomi grow a larger market share.
If Apple want our advice on how to sell more iPhones, we'd recommend that they focus on making a charger that lasts longer than two months.
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