The word is out and Apple Inc. is finally coming clean with its acts--it admitted that it purposefully deteriorates the performance of its older phones in order for its consumers to be forced to buy the latest models. So why is this still a shocker?

The Apple Inc. has been known to be clever when it comes to selling products towards its consumers. From expensive accessories vital for phone usage, expensive iPhone repair Arkansas area and up to how they do not allow you to repair your phone in other cell phone repair shops in Arkansas unless it is Apple-authorized. So far in Apple's entirety, this branding of elitism and exclusivity has both built them as the brand that they are now known for and it has also broken them a few times before in the past and yet somehow, they have always managed to build themselves back up and rose from the ashes better than before. However, obviously, losing the consumers' trust bit by bit along the line.

Recently, as Apple Inc. is always under fire for, it admitted that they do apply a certain algorithm in their phone's system so that it keeps running at the most optimal performance until a certain time period, which by then forces the iPhone user to upgrade into the latest model of iPhone. This certain cycle has appeared again and again, annually. That is why it is a shocker to me why people are still mind-boggled by this certain happening as if it is actual news when this pattern has been evident long before the iPhone X was released in the public. It is unquestionable that a lot of iPhone users have been going in and out of cell phone repair shops in Arkansas in hope for their iPhones to be saved from further damage, not knowing that the very phone company that they put their trust in is the one that is causing all of this fuss and the headache that they have to go through every year.

While tis promises more profit and benefits for the cell phone repair shops in Arkansas, however, this ultimately sacrifices the user experience of the consumers knowing that the iPhones will continually give them more headaches out of inconvenience than the actual convenience that it promises. Earlier this quarter of the year, Samsung recently released an ad wherein it shows n avid iPhone user experiences all the backlogs from the iPhone and the last clip shows its satisfied state as he finally switched to its number one rival in the cell phone industry. Skeptics received that ad loosely without minding it too much, however, I think now is really the time that our fellow users begin to rethink their choices before they even contemplate on planning to line up to get that shiny and new iPhone X from Apple's pristine white shelves.

Whether you prefer Samsung, Google or iPhone, it will always be completely up to you as each phone has its own strength. You just have to choose the one that works perfectly well for you.