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Apple's slickest iPhone releases may slip to a 3-year cycle - CNET
"Apple might prolong its big iPhone refreshes from every two years to every three years.
The company currently issues a major iPhone upgrade every other year, with a less momentous model coming in the off year. For example, the iPhone 5 was followed by the more incremental iPhone 5S, and the iPhone 6 by the iPhone 6S.
A shift from that plan is 'likely,' according to Japan's Nikkei newspaper, just as the smartphone market itself is shifting."
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