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This post looks better on my online portfolio here Apple more than ever are releasing phones costing around the £1000 mark, with the current iPhone 11 costing £1,049 all the way to a maxed-out iPhone 11 Pro worth 512GB storage costing £1,499. This huge asking price has caused a lot of controversary and I’m not saying it’s not a lot of money because it certainly is, but I do think it’s worth the money and here’s why.  Back all the way to the 12 th  of September at the Steve Jobs theatre in Apple Park, Apple announced the iPhone X, it was a major overall for the iPhone with the home button being removed and new face ID being introduced with an edge to edge display. It also marked 10 years since the original iPhone was launched in 2007.  There was only one thing that it got a lot of controversy for and that was the asking price. It was £999 for the base model. It was the most expensive iPhone ever at the time, the previous generation of iPhones was the iPhone 7....

This looks post looks much better on my portfolio, view it here. There is over 2 million apps available to users of iOS. In this week’s post I’m going to talk about some of the great apps available and some of the ones I can’t live without. So, let’s take a look at my iPhone first. All the Rings: As I’ve mentioned in a previous blog post the Apple watch activity app is an amazing app for tracking your fitness and for improving your health. Well “All the Rings” is like a DLC if Activity was a game. All the Rings is free with ads or you can remove them for £2.99. My favourite thing about is that you can easily see Streaks much better than the Activity app. The idea behind this is to complete your goals for as many days as possible to create a streak. It shows your progress and your top three results. Next you can press Workouts and it displays your Best; Average and Last workout in each of the category’s and Stats shows more information about how you’ve been doing with you...