So we've received the a few reports at this point a few indications for the pricing

with the next generation iPhones and I think this is critical I I think it's key. I think it's a massive factor right now. You know I've been tracking

the smartphone game, the various smartphone releases and I've noticed just how important it's become to consumers

based on the stuff I'm covering on a channel the videos we're putting out all the

rest of it it just just a sentiment it appears to be really important to customers right now to get some

level of value for money and also to be looking at smartphones just in general that are not

at that hyper premium price point because right now it just doesn't

seem like the time to be doing it I don't know it's just a sense that I have right

now across the globe now many manufacturers have already moved in this direction. We were talking about

Google essentially just forgetting about flagships altogether and being like

now we need to be around 500 bucks or if we look at the

4 a even less than that 350 bucks companies like Samsung putting out the

fan addition companies like one-plus doing the Nord it's across the board that people are thinking about,

companies are thinking about delivering value.

Now they've been able to do that mostly in absence

of having Apple participate, Apple being absent from that competition,

Apple's been like, okay, fine, you guys have that. If we're going to do a budget,

which they just did, and it seems to have done fairly well,

then it's going to be an older model.

Or at least older in the sense of the form factor

and everything else, it did have the new chip in it.

Of course, I'm talking about the latest iPhone S.E. And so Apple was like, okay, you have that to a certain extent. But now I'm sitting here, I'm looking at this report, which is corroborating older reports that the entry level

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