PALO ALTO, U.S. -- The recently released iPhone 11 came with a surprise feature: a cheaper price tag than its predecessor. It is the first time Apple has cut the starting price for the latest generation of its iconic handset, a sign that the company is "laser-focused" on regaining its lost ground in China, the world's biggest smartphone market.
But industry experts say Apple still has some key questions to answer -- particularly regarding 5G -- before it can hope to reverse its shrinking market share in China.
