Macworld March 17, 2026

Why did Apple just declare a 12-year-old iPhone obsolete?

Macworld The bad news is that Apple just ended all hardware servicing for one of its most popular products. The good news is that the product is the iPhone 5, which was discontinued more than 12 years ago, and it’s frankly amazing that it lasted this long. Apple has three categories for products tha…

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