{"id":207771,"date":"2025-09-07T14:04:23","date_gmt":"2025-09-07T14:04:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/207771\/"},"modified":"2025-09-07T14:04:23","modified_gmt":"2025-09-07T14:04:23","slug":"new-york-tops-nation-in-iphone-17-hype","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/207771\/","title":{"rendered":"New York Tops Nation in iPhone 17 Hype"},"content":{"rendered":"

Apple is getting ready to announce the iPhone 17 on September 9th, and if you live in New York, you\u2019re not alone in buzzing about it. A new study<\/a> shows that New York is #1 in the entire country for iPhone excitement, with more social media posts per person about the new phone than any other state.<\/p>\n

iPhone Prices Through the Years<\/p>\n

One of the first questions people ask when a new iPhone comes out is, \u201cHow much will it cost me?\u201d Looking back at past models helps give us an idea.<\/p>\n

iPhones 12 through 16: Pro models have ranged from about $1,132 to $1,224, while standard models have sat between $732 and $932.<\/p>\n

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Older iPhones (X through 11): Prices were around $765 to $815 for standard and around $1,165 for Pro.<\/p>\n

Early iPhones (4s through 8): Much cheaper compared to today\u2019s standards, between $599 and $749.<\/p>\n

Why New Yorkers Care the Most<\/p>\n

Why is New York leading the charge in the iPhone excitement?\u00a0Probably because New Yorkers rely on their phones for almost everything from commuting, to working, and staying connected with family and friends. With almost 18,000 social media posts already about the iPhone 17, we\u2019re watching this launch closely.<\/p>\n

How We Stack Up Against Other States<\/p>\n

California came in second place, followed by Georgia, Ohio, and Nevada. But even those states didn\u2019t come close to the number of posts coming out of New York. For every 100,000 residents, there were nearly 90 posts about the iPhone 17 here, by far the highest ratio in the nation.<\/p>\n

What to Expect This September<\/p>\n

While the exact price of the iPhone 17 hasn\u2019t been announced yet, the Pro version will likely cost over $1,100, while the standard version may be between $700 and $950. New Yorkers may grumble about the price, but we\u2019ll still be first in line when pre-orders go live.<\/p>\n

New York Loves Its iPhones<\/p>\n

New York loves its iPhones, and the numbers prove it. With the iPhone 17 just days away from being released, eyes are on Apple to see what upgrades, new features, and prices are coming. If excitement could power a phone, New Yorkers would already have the iPhone 17 fully charged.<\/p>\n

How to Set a Contact as an Emergency Bypass on Your iPhone<\/p>\n

This safety feature will make sure you don’t miss an important phone call by allowing this person to bypass your phone’s silent setting. Basically if your phone is on silent, if this contact calls you it will ring so you absolutely don’t miss their call. <\/p>\n

Gallery Credit: Melissa Awesome <\/a><\/p>\n

10 Hidden iPhone Features<\/p>\n

Gallery Credit: Canva<\/p>\n

How To Set Up Sound Recognition On Your iPhone<\/p>\n

You can turn on the Sound Recognition feature on your iPhone and your phone can listen for specific sounds and alert you when they are detected. These sounds could be very useful and could protect your family.<\/p>\n

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