I think the main takeout of the article is:

"..Once a technical innovation has been introduced,.., people usually become dependent on it."

TL;DR: Ted Kaczynski's 35,000-word manifesto mentions technology that is supposed to make our lives better only ends up burdening us more. Combine this for shock value with the release of the iPhone X, make a shout-out to "simpler times" while acknowledging most of us would prefer modern technology over the past. Close with a statement that doesn't make sense due to the fact that the iPhone X is just another in a long line of already existing smart phones.

Ugh, I feel ashamed for giving them a view on that headline. Perhaps I'm just in a bad mood this morning.

The introduction of the new iPhone X — which features wireless charging, facial recognition and a price tag of $999 — appears to be a minor event in the advance of technology. But it’s an excellent illustration of something that has long been denied: the success of capitalism.

Several paragraphs about how great capitalism is

Once the latest iPhone is in stores, some consumers will buy it, and feel really pleased with their purchase. The market provides.