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> The danger is that some customers don't buy at all. I'm still using my 3-year-old iPhone 5S. I may update to the 7, but I'm not sure I will...for exactly the
by remarkEon 10y ago
> The danger is that some customers don't buy at all.
I'm still using my 3-year-old iPhone 5S. I may update to the 7, but I'm not sure I will...for exactly the reasons you state. The phone works fine, and the only thing I'm really concerned about is some future iOS update making the phone unusable. My question is: is my update cycle going to become more common (or even the norm)? How does Apple hedge against a more fragmented purchasing pattern?
- pjmlp 10y agoThey will try to make people buy watches and devices to watch movies. The decrease on sales, specially around the world where people aren't constrained to 2 year contract renewals and stick to their phones until they die, is one of the main reasons companies are trying to diversify beyond mobile phones.