Newer Isn't Always Better. Or At Least Better Enough

Apple is reportedly telling its suppliers that it will be cutting back on iPhone production for the next models because of falling demand, and that raises a question of how often you upgrade now. I used to do it every two years, but these days, I don't see the benefit. The newer iPhones are faster and have better cameras than my 7 Plus, but the speed isn't all that important and the camera on the 7 Plus is just fine. My wife's 6 Plus still works fine, too. Don't need face recognition. So, why would I pay to upgrade? I bet a LOT of people feel this way about ALL phones. Are we reaching the saturation point? (CNN Money)

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