Does Apple need a true low-end iPhone?

MacDailyNews
Apr 23, 2024, 9:56 am237 pts
Apple’s iPhone 5c (released on September 20, 2013) Apple spent years and billions of dollars creating the $3,500 Vision Pro, a device that won’t become a major moneymaker for years and one that is now suffering from waning enthusiasm. Apple needs a true entry-level iPhone to revive growth, Mark Gurman says.…

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