Apple is ending the yearly iPhone releases that you love

Say goodbye to the glamorous yearly events that bombarded you with all the new iPhone models, Apple has other plans for its flagship releases.

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iPhone 17 models and iPhone Air together
Some time back, news came in from some telecom companies that foldable iPhone will hit shelves in the fall of 2026, as expected.

However, the base model of the iPhone 18 series, as well as the iPhone 18e, and the second generation of the iPhone 17e.

What do you think of the new iPhone release schedule?



Better competition against Samsung and Google




One of the biggest reasons that Apple wants to do this, according to Gurman, is that the company will be able to better compete against rival offerings from Samsung and Google. The iPhone used to release all at once during a major event, with only the budget phone being released earlier.

With the new e-series, the miss the spectacle of yearly iPhone releases, this is ultimately perhaps one of the smartest decisions that Apple could have made.

Apart from the better competition against Galaxy and Pixel phones, Apple has also been able to turn its new budget offerings into a yearly product, for increased revenue. Also, this will severely lessen the load on the supply chain each year, leaving Apple’s workers a lot more wiggle room to iron out the kinks.

And, considering the broken software updates since 2024, Apple could really use that.

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