Inside Apple's plan to turn the iPhone into a subscription service
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Apple is trying a new subscription service that would allow consumers to get an iPhone annually at no additional cost. At Business Insider's 2015 IGNITION conference, Apple analyst Gene Munster explains how this plan will increase revenue for the tech giant.
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