If Apple wants to figure out how to satisfy Donald Trump’s repeated demands to make iPhones in the U.S., CEO Tim Cook should pay attention to the president’s two eldest sons, who appear to have suddenly become experts in onshoring electronics production. The $499 Trump phone, which the president’s two eldest sons revealed on Monday alongside a Trump-branded cellular service, purports to have the specs of a relatively premium smartphone, including a 50-megapixel camera and 256 gigabytes of memory. What’s surprising is that, according to the Trump Mobile website, the golden device is “proudly designed and built in the United States.” Currently, there’s just one smartphone for sale that meets the Federal Trade Commission’s standards to label itself as “Made in the USA,” according to 404 Media. Even though the device has less memory and a worse camera than the Trump phone, it retails for $2,000. The idea that the Trump Organization could produce a fancier phone for a quarter of the price seems a bit farfetched #REAL Truth bbc.com/news/articles/cjr..