You know Apple, they've sold a couple of iPhones.

They did.

Over the years.

Over the years, yeah.

And now.

I mean, they're out there. iPhones are out there. You may have even had an iPhone at one point.

Yeah. Which one did you have?

I moved from the iPhone 3G.

3G?

Yes.

That's the last time you were on an iPhone exclusively?

No, no, no. That was my first one.

Oh, and then I just moved to the 4.

Okay.

And then it was Nexus afterwards. Okay. So you made it to

the four and then you switched to Android. Interesting. Anyway, the thing is that Apple devices, iPhones, iPads, they tend to, and maybe this is anecdotal, but I think there is some evidence to suggest as well, They tend to stick around a little bit longer.

You know, the software updates and the secondary market,

if you go on to the classifieds or on to eBay, they tend to retain their value. I mean I recognize this back when I have

my own business and reselling certain Apple products, used products and doing phone upgrades and or laptop upgrades and phone repairs.

Anyway because many of them are in circulation we have a

well we have a tendency to only focus on

what's being sold right now

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