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You're ignoring the fact that Apple depends on a certain level of customer satisfaction to keep profits up.
by anonred 10y ago
You're ignoring the fact that Apple depends on a certain level of customer satisfaction to keep profits up.
- largote 10y agoThe rest of the phone is "good enough" so that people don't take the risk to jump to a different OS environment on the next iteration. Plus, Apple always promises the new iPhone will fix everything you didn't like about the previous one and people eat that up.
- anonred 10y agoThe problem with that hypothesis is that a non-trivial number of iPhone customers (that I anecdotely know) tend to upgrade every few years, not every iteration. If a device is "good enough" to last 2+ years, I'd say Apple is doing a decent enough job at keeping their users happy.