The iPhone 5C Isn’t For The US; It’s The iPhone For The Rest Of
The World  Next Story   Reports suggest that Apple will
introduce a cheaper plastic-bodied iPhone 5C on September 10.
The 4-inch phone will supposedly replace the iPhone 4 and the
iPhone 4S in the product lineup. While the company will
certainly gain market share in the lower-end spectrum of the
smartphone market in the U.S., it’s just a side effect. The new
model is the perfect iPhone for the rest of the world. In many
countries, carriers are switching to unsubsidized, SIM-only
plans and the iPhone is too expensive for regular people.  U.S.
carriers are the exception, not the rule. AT&T, Verizon and
Sprint won’t bill you less if you bring your own phone. It used
to be the same for Canada but is slowly changing. But in Europe,
you can choose between a standard subsidized plan and a much
cheaper SIM-only plan. For example, in France, you get unlimited
talk, text and data (with a speed reduction after 3GB) for $25
per month (€19.90). The only downs