In the face of slowing iPhone growth and increased competition, Apple unveiled two new iPhones today that technologically and visually do little to set themselves apart from the existing lineup. While the top-end iPhone 5S contains some interesting features, it will do little to quiet the endless chatter that Apple has lost its innovative edge. And the lower-priced 5c seems too expensive to meaningfully expand Apple's market share. Expect critics of the company and CEO Tim Cook to ratchet up the...
In the face of slowing iPhone growth and increased competition, Apple unveiled two new iPhones today that technologically and visually do little to set themselves apart from the existing lineup. While the top-end iPhone 5S contains some interesting features, it will do little to quiet the endless chatter that Apple has lost its innovative edge. And the lower-priced 5c seems too expensive to meaningfully expand Apple's market share. Expect critics of the company and CEO Tim Cook to ratchet up the...
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