Young Reporter-An Apple Altercation-Arie Biju, Hampton School
On the brink of 2024, many across the globe have considered cashing in their savings into one of the hordes of eye-catching deals to acquire the newest model of arguably the most sought after technology to date: the iPhone. However, new iPhone models seem to not be giving users much revolutionary hardware recently, with the pro models only having large upgrades: a gamble that has failed terribly on Apple's behalf. This means that it is falling behind high-end Android phone companies which are introducing new hallmarks such as foldable phones, artificial intelligence features and powerful camera editing tools.
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On the brink of 2024, many across the globe have considered cashing in their savings into one of the hordes of eye-catching deals to acquire the newest model of arguably the most sought after technology to date: the iPhone. However, new iPhone models seem to not be giving users much revolutionary hardware recently, with the pro models only having large upgrades: a gamble that has failed terribly on Apple's behalf. This means that it is falling behind high-end Android phone companies which are introducing new hallmarks such as foldable phones, artificial intelligence features and powerful camera editing tools.
