By now it's becoming clear that Apple will use the year 2020 as an opportunity to shake up its iPhone lineup and release schedule. Starting with an successor in the spring, it will move to higher-end models for the fall, and even have a .
The real entry-level warrior, however, will remain a 4.7" that Korean media today will use as much parts from the as possible to keep costs negligible, and still command a hefty profit out of a rumored $399 starting price.
In fact, Apple still sells the iPhone 8 for $449, but when the iPhone ...
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