Mobile phones have traditionally held such a hold over our personal lives that once-a-year upgrades were the norm. As a result of a constant influx of new features and significant performance gains, the year-to-year benefits were once immense, but this pattern of smartphone demand hasn't held up.
Mobile phones have traditionally held such a hold over our personal lives that once-a-year upgrades were the norm.
As a result of a constant influx of new features and significant performance gains, the year-to-year benefits were once immense, but this pattern of smartphone demand hasn't held up.
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Mobile phones have traditionally held such a hold over our personal lives that once-a-year upgrades were the norm. As a result of a constant influx of new features and significant performance gains, the year-to-year benefits were once immense, but this pattern of smartphone demand hasn't held up.
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