1. Apple's recent iPhone 16 event introduced new features but failed to significantly boost earnings beyond historical growth rates; 2. New AI features are unlikely to drive a strong replacement cycle and can be easily replicated by competitors; 3. The company is transitioning from a product-focused to a services-focused one, which may increase profitability.
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