At Apple’s earnings call this evening, Tim Cook, Apple COO and Steve Jobs stand-in, has said that he “cannot predict when the supply and demand will cross” for the iPhone 4. Cook said that there were still problems with getting enough iPhone 4 devices into the marketplace, and that it could not meet demand. Cook said: “I feel good about what we’ve been able to do with the iPhone 4, but it’s not enough. We have a significant backlog and are working around the clock to build more. I feel great that the demand for the iPhone 4 is so high, but can’t predict when supply will meet demand. The reaction from Verizon customers will be huge. I don’t want to give prediction when supply and demand will cross.”
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