Tech giant drops prices on iPhone 5s, 6, and 6 Plus

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September 10, 2015 4:25 PM

There's now just one 4-inch smartphone in the mix, the plastic-bodied iPhone 5c has been discontinued.

iPhone 6

Apple has dropped the prices on its older iPhone models. The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus now start at $99 and $199 on 2-year contracts ($549 and $649 outright).

The iPhone 5s is still around as well, and you can pick it up for free on a contract, or $450 up front.

READ: Tech giant unveils iphone 6s and 6s plus

As you may have noticed, this means big things for the broader iPhone lineup. All iPhones are now 64-bit, so it's more likely that developers will write games and other apps that utilize the more powerful architecture better.

Also, there's now just one 4-inch smartphone in the mix, the plastic-bodied iPhone 5c has been discontinued.

Apparently, Apple believes that bigger, metal-clad phones are the way going forward.

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