Potential iPhone 17 reversal can be enough

There is probably a lot of market research there by imaginative people who analyze consumer data trying to answer one question: Why do people choose the iPhone? Is that a reputation for better privacy? Long-term reliability? Target ad campaigns? I think it’s much simpler than someone wants to admit: their previous iPhone is no longer working.

They are fed up with the aging battery, or are tired of the meetings of the given processor through the application screens. Maybe their previous iPhone totally ate it. They will pick up any number – now we will (soon be 17, with Allegedly “Pack Falling” will reveal tomorrow) because they like their old phone well enough. It’s also known for sure, so why change things? The point is: Most people buy iPhone out habits rather than as a result of a conscious decision.

I think five or seven years ago, the choice for buying the iPhone was more active. People really loved What the iPhone has offered – a robust app ecosystem, simplified operating system and excellent camera. But in the past decade, the list of things you “needed” iPhone for iPhone has been kicked shorter because Android caught. You can even get Pixel phone with what is basically Magsafe These days.

To be sure, it is a partial reality of the mature product category. The phenomenon must transmit the upgrades slow, and people buy phones less often than they achieved. But even if the pace of innovation refused and people are kept on their phones longer, should not the phone should be four or five years of newer than the one you trade feeling like a real upgrade?

There seems to be a good news on that front. The rumors indicate some significant upgrades for the base model 17, such as a long-awaited promotional screen. The characteristics of Apple slowly pulled over the last few years – a dynamic camera island – did not set the world on fire, but the effect that can be made to feel more significant upgrades in your hands, say, iPhone 13.

Behind the base model, Apple seems to take some bigger swings. The rumors indicate Significant Pro phones redesign: Bump Camera will stretch, we will get a living new orange orange option, and plus the model will be reduced to a strikingly thin iphone air. If this is true, there will be no risk that you will be mistaken iPhone 14 Pro for 17 PRO. Not to mention that the 17 will be the first time many people can look at liquid glass, New Design Language in IOS 26. Polarization, slightly scientific redesignation relies on the future where it increased reality more transparent UX elements. Calls attention to itself in the way Apple’s previous IOS design was characterized.

Is the sum of all these upgrades of the iPhone that people will excite to upgrade? I doubt it, but maybe that’s not the point. More likely, that people will already file them to upgrade their old iPhones to a new iPhone, that there are some fresh waiting, even if many years of change a cup of years are superficial.

But then what is no Here is. It feels like we are smarter Siri should have so far – the one with AI that will make your life easier, etc. – Is the guest of honor disappeared. This was an Apple’s big attempt not only new features, but a whole new way to use your phone. What was needed from Apple Intelligence much, and the biggest promises are still not ready.

Even without it, the effect of snowballs in the last few years upgrading functions in value – plus some daring new visual visual visuals – can make potential customers and notice. But a sharp observer could find overhaul slightly shallow; A near twist that just goes deep in the skin. Will it be “falling?” I don’t know about it. But for most people? I bet there will be enough only.