Karen’s Weekly Technology Hits Review
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The iPhone 12 Pro is a phone I would love to own. A Samsung S21 Ultra is the alternative choice for me. They are both out of my price range.
Instead, I bought a great Lebara (which uses the Vodafone network) for £2.99 per month for three months which then goes up to a £5.99 SIM-only deal. I get 5GB of data, unlimited texts and calls, plus 100 international minutes per month.
Compared to my current Vodafone deal of £10 per month for 3GB, unlimited texts and 250 minutes of calls, Lebara wins hands down. Especially as Vodafone charges 35p per minute when I go over the 250-minute limit. They didn’t put that in the Big Bundle Offer advertising!
The above is a long way of introducing you to Selim Furkan Gul’s story about Apple’s failures People tend to not like ridiculous prices and products that don’t fulfil their promise. They do love the way the product looks though.
Despite all this success, Apple, like any company, has experienced various failures and decline in its history. While going through these processes, some of its products were exposed to harsh criticism by users and technology critics.
