The real innovations at Apple’s iPhone 11 event were the prices, not the products<article>
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<p>During Apple’s iPhone even Tuesday, the biggest applause breaks weren’t for the iPhone 11 Pro’s triple camera or the Apple Watch’s always-on display. They weren’t for<a href="
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See trailer[/url] or the iPhone 11’s Night Mode. Rather, they were for the slides that are usually met with murmurs or outright silence: the prices.</p><p>Out of nowhere, Apple stopped being the company that sets the bar for the high end. Instead, it undercut Disney with its Apple TV+ streaming service, bested
Google’s Stadia with Apple Arcade, delivered more iPad for the same price, and—the biggest surprise of all—trimmed the price of the iPhone 11 by $50 across the board. And that’s not to speak of the free year of Apple TV+ you get with basically any Apple device purchase.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3438504/the-real-innovations-at-apples-iphone-11-event-were-the-prices-not-the-products.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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The real innovations at Apple’s iPhone 11 event were the prices, not the products
