Sep 15, 2021

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Here Is the Strategy Used by Apple To Make Record Profits With Its iPhone

Apple relies on the most lucrative feature of its iPhone for this.

Illustration by Sylvain Saurel from a screenshot on Apple website

Apple has just presented its new iPhone model. Even before its release, it was already clear that the iPhone 13 would be a great commercial success for Apple. The reason is simple: the iPhone 13 is the first version to support 5G…

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Here Is the Strategy Used by Apple To Make Record Profits With Its iPhone

Apple relies on the most lucrative feature of its iPhone for this.

More from Sylvain Saurel

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