With the unveiling of three brand-new iPhone models released on Tuesday, consumers were quick to jump online and share their thoughts about their (more than) exorbitant prices. UK Software engineer, Felipe Schmitt took this opportunity to develop The real cost of an iPhone, a website providing consumers in different countries a quick and visual way to understand how many hours they need to work to afford each model. This gonna be me when i see the new iPhone prices at the #AppleEvent 😂 pic.twitter.com/HLyVHtzxwO — Appie (@AppieTweets) September 12, 2017 As explained by Felipe via email “The main goal behind enabling…
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