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O ver half of U.S. iPhone owners have upgraded to the latest models, nearly twice the global average, according to a new survey by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners. Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook last week said 27% of the iPhone installed base worldwide has moved to iPhone 6 series handsets. Cook presented the figure to show that Apple still has lots of room for growth in its iPhone business. But in the U.S., 52% of iPhone owners now have either an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus handset, CIRP reported Monday. “We suspect a much larger number of iPhone owners outside the U.S. remain possible upgraders, contributing to the 27% figure,” Mike Levin, partner and co-founder of CIRP, said in a statement. As of the end of June, 97 million iPhones were in use in the U.S., including 33 million iPhone 6 and 17 million iPhone… Scalper1 News
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