as if you’re renting the iPhone from Apple? Or is there a limit to the number of payments you need to make, after which the phone becomes yours? Because that’s just an installment plan ...

Apple is no longer working on a subscription service for iPhones, Bloomberg reports, citing people close to the matter.Rumors ...

These longer-term installment-based repayment plans, paired with a distinct lack of enticing features in recent iPhone releases, have resulted in a slowdown in people upgrading devices.

It would work like this: Instead of paying for an iPhone outright or signing up for an installment plan, customers would have a monthly fee billed to the same Apple account they use for ...

“Instead of paying for an iPhone outright or signing up for an installment plan, customers would have a monthly fee billed to the same Apple account they use for downloading apps and subscribing ...

While the hardware subscription service apparently won’t see the light of day, Apple offers installment plans you can use to pay for an iPhone over time. The iPhone Upgrade Prog ...

Globe continues to redefine mobile accessibility by bringing Apple’s iPhone 16 within reach of every Filipino via unbeatable deals, flexible payment options, and an array of exclusive benefits. As ...

However, customers have proven these accusations wrong by buying more iPhone 6 and Galaxy S6 smartphones via installment plans this summer. ?There were no surprises for Kantar, since we?ve been saying ...

Apple is reportedly stopping its plans to introduce an iPhone hardware subscription service over fears of regulatory hurdles, bugs, and other issues.