I’ve been on a two-year iPhone upgrade cycle ever since I bought my first iPhone, the iPhone 3G in 2008. Since then I’ve owned the 4, 5, and 6 Plus, skipping the speedier and higher specced “S” models that shared the same industrial design. This approach worked out well with my two-year contracts, allowing me to switch carriers twice without penalty over the years. Now, I’m faced with a dilemma. My phone is almost two-years old and the 2016 iPhones are said to be relatively unchanged. Apple's flagship refresh is now rumored for 2017, thus breaking the traditional two-year tick-tock release cycle.
These rumors have been around for awhile, of course, but they’ve received a shot of credibility recently after the Wall Street Journal’s...
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