Looking back, as everyone eagerly anticipated the release of Apple’s iPhone 6, there was much speculation about a substantial upswing in interest and sales. Predictions at the time suggested Apple’s growth could be boosted by up to 20-percent, a landmark previously reached by Samsung following the launch of its Galaxy S5. Renowned for its larger, higher quality screen, the Galaxy S5 garnered impressive market appeal. Experts forecasted that with Apple’s successful iPhone 5s as a benchmark, the iPhone 6 status may follow a similar trajectory.
Key upgrades expected to boost the iPhone 6’s success included increased performance, an even smoother user experience, and potentially, a camera of superior quality. However, in a tech landscape perpetually in flux, consumer demands are ceaselessly escalating, imposing on the iPhone 6 the obligatory fulfilment of these expected features to maintain Apple’s preeminent status in the cutthroat smartphone market.
At the time, Apple seemed to chart a strategic path in line with consumer needs and preferences, cementing their reputation as trendsetters in the tech industry.
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