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Apple recently introduced their new phones for  2020. Which, for the first time, include four   different models. The iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12,  12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max. Back in the early days,   from the original iPhone to the iPhone 5,  they only introduced one new model per year.   But starting in 2012 with the 5s and 5c, Apple  began releasing two iPhones. And in 2017, three   new models. And their decision to release multiple  iPhones has been met with some criticism. You’ll   often find complaints on social media that buying  an iPhone has become more confusing than ever.   Since customers are forced to browse through  several tiers of iPhone models with different   features and prices, whereas Apple used to offer  a one-size-fits-all solution that was much simpler   for customers to understand. So in this video I’m  going to explain why Apple went from releasing   one iPhone per year to four. This is Greg with  Apple Explained, and I’d like to thank Ting for   sponsoring this video. This was the second place  winner of a voting poll from three months ago,   sorry for taking so long to get this one out.  But if you’d like to participate in these   polls make sure you’re subscribed, and they’ll  start showing up in your mobile activity feed. Alright now let’s start off with the number  one reason why Apple is selling so many   iPhone models today, and it has to do with  how the smartphone market has changed since   2007. Back then, there was only one iPhone. And no  other manufacturer was selling anything like it.   Other smartphones like the Nokia E62 featured  plastic keyboards with small low-quality   displays and clumsy operating systems. So if  you were shopping for a smartphone and wanted   a touchscreen, the iPhone was your only option.  But its groundbreaking new technology didn’t come   cheap. Its retail price was $500, which was  already expensive compared to the average $300   smartphone. But if you include the required 2-year  contract with AT&T, the iPhone’s total cost was   over $900. Which was insanely expensive  back then. But as competitors caught up   and smartphone technology matured, Apple reduced  the iPhone’s $500 price to 200 with the 3G model. In 2010, the smartphone industry had already  changed dramatically compared to two years prior.   Google’s Android operating system was running  on dozens of devices as manufacturers tried to   cut into the iPhone’s market share. And they did  this by offering features that the iPhone didn’t.   Take for example, the HTC Evo 4G. It had a 4.3  inch display and faster 4G cellular connectivity,   whereas the iPhone 4 featured a 3.5 inch display  and was still using 3G. Not to mention customers   could get those extra features on the HTC Evo  for the same price as an iPhone. This marked the   beginning of something I call the spec race. Where  smartphone companies would try to outdo the other   by including beefier specs or bonus features like  a kickstand or stylus. It didn’t really matter how  ...