As it was first announced and unveiled in September, pre-orders are now going up for the new iPhone XR across the Middle East. Many are looking towards this model due to a lower price point, and having similar internal specs. Most importantly, it looks like a worthy successor to the iPhone X.
Does one major global company have that much influence to spur adoption of a new technology standard? Apple’s push for eSIM has already done that with the new iPhone XS and XS Max, as Qatar and UAE become the only two countries in the Middle East and North Africa with carriers that support it.
While everyone was fixated over the new iPhone models, the new Apple Watch Series 4 stole the show. Don’t forget about the release dates for the latest versions of macOS, iOS, and watchOS.
With the Apple rumor mill cranked up to fever pitch in the lead up to the official event, Apple has confirmed most of what you’ve already heard regarding the new iPhones.
Many brands partner with social media influencers to further expand their marketing efforts, and they may not explicitly disclose the commercial partnership or affiliation. Some countries are already tackling this practice for protecting consumer interests. In the Middle East, UAE has taken the lead on tightening this. Will other countries in the region follow the same path?
