MacRumors reports that Qualcomm expects revenue from Apple to decline faster than previously anticipated, according to CEO Cristiano Amon in an interview with Reuters following the company's third quarter earnings call.
This signals Apple is ramping its in-house modem faster than expected, which over time gives it tighter control over the cellular and networking stack. If that holds, mobile developers should watch for whatever platform-specific radio or connectivity behaviors surface as Apple integrates its own silicon, since those tend to show up first as edge-case bugs in networking-heavy apps. Not urgent for most teams, but worth tracking as a longer-term hardware shift.
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