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iPhone SE (2020) 128GB is available at a discounted price on Flipkart with no conditions - Vimarsana News

iPhone SE (2020) 128GB is available at a discounted price on Flipkart with no conditions

If you are an Android user and wish to enter the Apple ecosystem without burning your pocket, the iPhone SE (2020) is a decent option to consider if you can settle for a smaller screen.

iTWire - Seven million Aussies look to buy a new phone in 2022: survey - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Seven million Aussies look to buy a new phone in 2022: survey

Thirty-six percent (36%) of Australians – equivalent to almost 7 million people – are looking to buy a new mobile in 2022, with the Apple iPhone at th...

Source: itwire.com
iPhone SE 3 review – why Apple's new budget model is worth it - Vimarsana News

iPhone SE 3 review – why Apple's new budget model is worth it

Digital Spy’s tech experts have been testing and reviewing Apple’s new third-generation iPhone SE with 5G data speeds, a new chip and better battery life.

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iTWire - Conflict, inflation lead to cuts in iPhone SE production: claim - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Conflict, inflation lead to cuts in iPhone SE production: claim

Apple's output of the iPhone SE will drop by a fifth in the coming quarter, indicating that the Russia-Ukraine conflict and fears of inflation hav...

Source: itwire.com
Apple To Produce Fewer iPhones, AirPods As Demand Falls Ukraine War, Inflation Crisis: Report - Vimarsana News

Apple To Produce Fewer iPhones, AirPods As Demand Falls Ukraine War, Inflation Crisis: Report

Apple Inc is planning to lower iPhone and AirPod production due to a demand slowdown caused by the Ukraine crisis and rising inflation, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Monday, citing sources briefed on the matter.

Source: ndtv.com