Why the slowing smartphone sales? Because you don't want a new iPhone

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Why the slowing smartphone sales? Because you don't want a new iPhone
0:56 / June 7, 2016

Big brands are finding it harder to persuade users to upgrade to the latest models, while cheaper rivals make a breakthrough.

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Why the slowing smartphone sales? Because you don't want a new iPhone Big brands are finding it harder to persuade users to upgrade to the latest models, while cheaper rivals make a breakthrough.
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