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UNI price prediction shows neutral momentum at $3.91 with immediate resistance at $4.10. Technical analysis suggests potential rally to $4.28 if bulls can break

The post iPhone 17 hits stores worldwide as Apple faces heat on AI and China appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Long lines formed across cities on Friday as the iPhone 17 officially launched in retail stores globally, with buyers showing up early in places like Beijing and Singapore. The launch follows a preorder window that opened on September 12 in the U.S., but the international release carries more weight for Apple, which is dealing with falling smartphone market share in China and delays in its promised AI rollout. At Apple’s flagship store in Sanlitun, Beijing, a man named Liu showed up at 11 p.m. Thursday to be first in line for the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Liu said he switched from Huawei, calling the iPhone better for daily life and entertainment. He also said the new color and outer shell were the main reasons he came early, adding, “The phone feels cooler, and it doesn’t heat up like before.” Apple claims the redesign helps reduce overheating. Friday’s launch also included the iPhone 17 Pro, the lighter iPhone Air, the new Apple Watch, and AirPods with updated features. Buyers in China and Singapore push demand for redesigned models Another buyer in Beijing, Yang, said he previously used a Xiaomi but waited for the new iPhone because he prefers its operating system. Both Liu and Yang said more people around them are likely to switch to iPhones this year, mostly for the improved internal storage. After years of leading in China, Apple now controls just 10% of the market, trailing brands like Huawei, Xiaomi, and Oppo. Early sales data shows momentum. JD.com, one of China’s top online retailers, reported that the first minute of iPhone 17 preorders beat the entire first day of iPhone 16 preorders last year. That’s a rare spike for Apple in China, where local competitors have been taking market share fast. In Singapore, which is a smaller but…