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Market expects iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max starting prices to rise $100 to $1,199 and $1,299. The Wall Street Journal’s component-cost tally indicated keeping current gross margins would have pushed Pro to about $1,299; a $100 hike implies Apple is offsetting storage-cost pressure through procurement leverage, product-mix shifts and partial margin concessions. By contrast, Google’s Pixel 11 series broadly rose $100 while expanding base storage or trimming RAM, and Samsung’s S26 shows a nominal $100 increase but doubled base storage so same-capacity prices are only roughly $40 higher. With AI demand crowding storage capacity, OEMs are weighing price increases, spec cuts or margin compression. A modest Apple price rise would better protect upgrade demand, but gross margin will be a key metric to watch in upcoming results.

DeepSeek said on its website it plans to release the V4.1 Flash model around Sept. 10, 2026 (Beijing time). Internal and external testing shows V4.1 Flash outperforms V4 Pro on performance, cost, speed and total runtime. After V4.1 Flash goes live and until V4.1 Pro launches, DeepSeek will route all V4 Pro requests to V4.1 Flash and apply V4.1 Flash pricing.