Cheaper iPhone expected on Monday as Apple counters drop in sales
The entry-level phone may give Apple a boost in the fast-growing Indian, Middle East and African markets
San Francisco
APPLE Inc is expected to launch a smaller, cheaper iPhone on Monday aimed at emerging markets and possibly China, the world's biggest buyer of smartphones, as it looks to reverse a decline in worldwide sales of its most important product.
The launch of such a phone - expected to be called the iPhone SE - would represent Apple's second bid for the crowded mid-tier market after an unsuccessful foray three years ago.
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