There are not a few companies that think that The India It is the most important emerging market to watch out for right now. This is why companies like Apple are betting on the Indian country, reaching agreements with stores in India to sell their own devices and their plans are also opening Apple Stores in the country. Also, as pointed out The Times of India, Tim Cook and company have set out to bring India iPhones Refurbished.
The Cupertino company is currently requesting permission from the Government of India to bring devices that have previously belonged to other people to the country, something it has done by delivering a formal request to the Ministry of environment and forests. For those who do not know it, the term Refurbished, also known as refurbished or reconditioned, it is used to call the devices that a disgruntled user has returned due to a fault and that the company in question has reviewed and repaired and later put it on sale again for a lower price than it had when this one was new.
Indians will be able to buy Refurbished iPhones
«An Apple application asking to import pre-owned certified iPhones for sale in India and manufacture pre-owned certified iPhones in India has been received by the Ministry of Environment and Forests«, Minister of Telecommunications Ravi Shankar Prasad.
This new information comes after learning of Apple's intention to double the market share from your smartphone in India. Last month it became known that the company that Tim Cook runs is close to opening its own Apple Stores in the country, so it would no longer be necessary to sell its devices in authorized stores. After a few years in which iPhone sales have increased thanks to China, everything seems to indicate that Apple wants to do the same, but this time in the Indian country.
In any case, everything seems to indicate that iPhone sales will drop this year for the first time since the apple smartphone went on sale in 2007. But, who knows, perhaps in 2017 they will exceed the sales achieved in 2015. will we see or will it be the beginning of the fall of the iPhone?