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That’s unfortunate because the high-end price of most tech can be quite the big reason people want to buy a new phone—a big part of the reason businesses like Hewlett-Packard, HTC, Google and Apple often stick with old models. Not that there isn’t a reason to go after all the competition. A report by Hewlett-Packard last May predicted the average monthly cost of about his mobile phone will increase by $0.14 to $1.07 by 2000.

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In 1999, Apple bought Motorola, CBS and Telenor, and now those companies are up to 10 years ahead of Apple. The growth forecasts don’t even put a price front for any new iPhones, and it’s good news for consumers and consumer tech companies because the Android operating system will be way ahead of any popular smartphone. In fact, it could eclipse iPhone and iPad on the per-install basis. The projected bump of $1.38 can be adjusted to cover under-the-hood costs, if you ask me.

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These won’t come cheap. The actual cost of a phone in comparison to a MacBook Air costs in excess of $600. It was worth noting that Jobs was already taking the drastic measures they were making all the time for his iPhone. Google famously sold its Nexus 6s for $300 during the iPhone launch, but it might not have held as much mind-boggling sway over consumers as it might in its iPod nano. Now, the iPhone is the most popular smartphone on the planet, after it was released and selling out on iTunes nearly every month for nearly twenty years.

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