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The biggest problem with the iPhone 8 is that it might cost $1,000
One year ago - By Business Insider
What a pickle.
Apple probably wants to go all-out for its tenth anniversary iPhone when it arrives this autumn, packing the device with new features and a refreshed design. That might mean charging $1,000 in the US and £1,000 in the UK for a top-of-the-line device.
But its biggest rival, Samsung, has just offered up the Galaxy S8 for £689 in the UK, so Apple needs to keep pricing realistic.
Analysts are split on whether Apple might stick the $1,000 price tag on the high-end iPhone. But a new analyst note from Longbow, sent to investors on Tuesday, offers more proof that Apple should at...
Read more ...Apple to use recycled resources to manufacture iPhones
One year ago - By The Mobile Indian
In its Environmental Responsibility Report, Apple placed its goal for closed-loop supply chain where ‘one day' the company will only use renewable resources to manufacture its products.
Read more ...10 Reasons Galaxy S8 Beats the iPhone 7
One year ago - By Tom's Guide
From its sleek design and superior display to a plethora of features Apple just doesn't offer, here's why the Galaxy S8 blows away the iPhone 7.
Read more ...Apple Design, Supply Issues Might Delay This Year's iPhone Release
One year ago - By Mobile Tech Today
There's speculation that Apple might come out with its next iPhone later than expected due to design and supply issues. Apple is said to be exploring new features that could push back the launch date.
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