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Submitted by News10GameGuys 297d ago | article

iPhone appeal dims as Samsung shines

N10: The once-sexy iPhone is starting to look small and chubby.

That's become a problem for Apple, which revealed last week that iPhone sales have slowed. Part of the problem is that the competition has found a formula that works: thinner phones with bigger screens. (Apple, iPhone, Phones, Samsung)

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LOL_WUT  +   297d ago
Why not just wait till Apple releases an image of how it's going to look? Besides the new iPhone is rumored to have a bigger screen, and whats better is that it's not made from cheap plastics. ;)
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Aussiegamer  +   297d ago
*cheap plastic.

There ya go champ, if ya going to troll at least get your wording correct. ;)
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