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In fact, a free one-year bundle could generate an incremental $9.8 billion in revenue for the iPhone franchise, Moskowitz added. On top of that, the incremental profits generated from selling a $1,000 iPhone instead of an $800 iPhone would outweigh the cost of offering the free service for a year.
Finally, a free one-year subscription would be accretive to Apple's earnings per share by just three cents in year one but spike to 32 cents per share in year two if 70 percent of users renew the service.
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