Mac Story: Spare a thought for the obsolete Apple products
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Your support makes all the difference.Ever worried that electronic talkie thing that may as well be hardwired into your palm is going out of fashion? If not, you certainly should be.
Blackberry users, beware. Your phone company is selling itself for 5 per cent of what it was worth in 2008 - that’s $80bn (£50bn) down to $4.7bn.
About to get your hands on a nice Galaxy Note 3? Don’t bother – the South Korean company have already announced plans to release a cooler device with a cool curved screen in the near future.
And if you’re losing sleep over not having the latest iPhone , spare a thought to how that cupboard of abandoned Apple products is feeling.
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