Tired of the iPhone 6 talk yet? Well, this isn't a review, a critic, an article about hardware or operating systems, nor an essay on how Android has had many of the Apple upgrades for years. This is simply a piece informing the public of why the Apple stock continues to rise.

[caption id="attachment_362" align="alignnone" width="200"] Apple will never cut costs when the consumer continues to buy.[/caption]

Apple is the most valuable company in the world. Add innovation to superior hardware and some amazing marketing, and one will see profits soar. But that, Web design company in tirunelveli on its face, prima facie, would only get you into the top 100 on Forbes list, and large corporations always want to be number one.

In Adam Smith's famed book on economic theory, Wealth of Nations, the "profit motive" is labeled as the single greatest driving force for any company's achievements. This could not be any more true as it relates to Apple.

A recent study by AllMobilePhones.com outlined the cost of the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus. The iPhone 6 costs $200.10 to produce and the iPhone 6 Plus costs $216.60. That's only $16.50 more to make the larger version. Why are those numbers so significant? Because Apple charges you $100 bucks more for the iPhone 6.

No one is arguing Apple shouldn't make a profit. But Web design company in salem when you are already the most profitable entity in the world, maybe you could cut the consumers a break and only make $5 billion a day instead of $10 billion.

Devil's Advocate: "If the price is too high, don't buy the phone. The consumer has the control but refuses to recognize it. Apple is probably upset the price of their latest phone wasn't higher, as the sheep stand in line and buy no matter what."