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With just a little over a week up to Tim Cook takes on the stage and the audience handpicked prepares to act surprised on the new material, the final details of the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max get in focus. And there is a solitary advantage that many will resume.
Support to Apple Pencil (finally) should arrive on the iPhone.
Apple CEO Tim Cook introduces the new Apple iPad at an event held at Lane Tech College Prep High School on March 27, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois (photo by Scott Olson / Getty Images)
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The Apple pencil was launched alongside the iPad Pro, allowing Apple to implement pen input on its platform. Since then, it supports a larger number of iOS tablets but has not made the jump on the smartphone yet. Steve Jobs pointed out that the iPhone used the best stylus in the world while raising the finger; and this was quietly agreed but the design team. Until now.
A strong momentum behind this decision was launched in late July with a series of analyst reports noting the increased support of Apple Pencil. Case manufacturers working with pre-production layouts have a number of cases for iPhone 11 Pro Max with space reserved to hold a small pencil Apple in place. And Job's iPhone had a 3.5-inch screen, almost a quarter of the real estate expected from the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
It should also be noted that only the iPhone 11 Pro Max that will support the Apple Pencil application. In a world where competing handsets offer 5G connectivity, improved screen technology and evolving design, Apple can offer very little in its 2019 updates to reverse the downward trend in sales.
The iPhone 11 Pro Max will be the most expensive iPhone to date, which means it will have one of the highest margins of Apple's smartphones, user by user. As sales fall, Apple must address this by increasing average revenue per user. One of the long-term plans is to increase subscription services, increase margins, and increase the rate of attachment of devices.
I would say that's the role of Apple Pencil. Those who want the $ 99 device will have to buy the most expensive model and then buy the stylus separately. This reinforces Apple's results, gives Tim Cook and his team a strong argument at the event and gives the iPhone family a boost with Android devices that really push the envelope.
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It's only a week before Tim Cook goes on stage and as the chosen audience gets ready to be surprised by the new material, the latest details of the iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro and the iPhone 11 Pro Max become more accurate. And there is a solitary advantage that many will resume.
The support for Apple Pencil should (finally) arrive on the iPhone.
Apple CEO Tim Cook introduces the new Apple iPad at an event held at Lane Tech College Prep High School on March 27, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois (photo by Scott Olson / Getty Images)
Getty
The Apple pencil was launched alongside the iPad Pro, allowing Apple to implement pen input on its platform. Since then, it supports a larger number of iOS tablets but has not made the jump on the smartphone yet. Steve Jobs pointed out that the iPhone used the best stylus in the world while raising the finger; and this was quietly agreed but the design team. Until now.
A serious push behind this decision was launched in late July with a host of analyst reports highlighting the increased support of Apple Pencil. Case manufacturers using pre-production layouts feature a number of iPhone 11 Pro Max cases with space reserved to hold a small Apple pencil. And Job's iPhone had a 3.5-inch screen, almost a quarter of the real estate expected from the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
It should also be noted that only the iPhone 11 Pro Max that will support the Apple Pencil application. In a world where competing handsets offer 5G connectivity, improved screen technology and evolving design, Apple can offer very little in its 2019 updates to reverse the downward trend in sales.
The iPhone 11 Pro Max will be the most expensive iPhone to date, which means it will have one of the highest margins of Apple's smartphones, user by user. As sales fall, Apple must address this by increasing average revenue per user. One of the long-term plans is to increase subscription services, increase margins, and increase the rate of attachment of devices.
I would say that's the role of Apple Pencil. Those who want the $ 99 device will have to buy the most expensive model and then buy the stylus separately. This reinforces Apple's results, gives Tim Cook and his team a strong argument at the event and gives the iPhone family a boost with Android devices that really push the envelope.
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