When Apple decided to start building the iPhone SE in India last year, it was done to help the phone avoid import taxes, making the device even more affordable for Indian consumers. At the time, the throwback model was one of the cheapest iPhones available in the country, competing with older iPhone models. While India is the world's second largest smartphone market in the world after China, the per capita income is low. In 2016, that figure was $1,670, ranking India at 112th out of 164 countries.
Earlier this year, Apple started to build the iPhone 6s in India, and ...
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