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How the iPhone Measures Up to the Big Releases at MWC 2019

How the iPhone Measures Up to the Big Releases at MWC 2019

Posted on March 3, 2019 By Jarvis

Just as the spirit of Antoni Gaudí pervades Barcelona, Apple is everywhere at Mobile World Congress — and nowhere at all. Apple doesn’t go to industry trade shows, but it’s always present, as a bar for other companies to compare themselves to and differentiate themselves from.

Apple won’t say that it does the same (even though I suspect Apple sends employees to Mobile World Congress every year just to look around), but that’s OK — we can do that job on Apple’s behalf. So here’s a collection of observations about Apple in relation to the announcements we’ve seen in the last week and a half, both from Barcelona and from Samsung’s Unpacked event in San Francisco.
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