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Are the quotes from Brownlee:
"Every single person considering the 16e should start by considering the 15 Pro"
and Nguyen:
"Customers should consider the year-old iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Pro"
correct?  I do not see any model named "iPhone 15Pro" for sale on Apple's store site.

Ya'all keep sayin' how Apple got rid of the home button, as if that was a step up.  In my opinion, the home button, fingerprint biometry, lightning connection, and pricing all sealed the deal. I bought my new SE Gen3 a few days ago and love it, though it was hard to find. A bigger phone with clunky cameras doesn't fit my hands or preferences.  I've got lightning cables around the house and car for charging mouse, keyboard, pencil and phone, and don't want to have incompatible connections on the new phone, TYVM.

I wonder how the decision will translate to tourist or business travelers to the UK carrying iPhones?  That is, assuming the UK continues to admit travelers from the US.

That the US Congress should object to the UK spy request is a total crock.  Pot & kettle.  They did nothing when an immigrant oligarch with no legislative authority seized the personal info on every US taxpayer.

Since Mexico is part of North America, it doesn't seem so farfetched.  On the other side of Mexico is the Gulf of California, a geographic formation that contains the Sea of Cortez. So I'm waiting for Mexico to name the water in the GoA as el Mer de Santa Anna, to help honor the victors at the Alamo, and before DeSantis gets ideas.  I'm sure Apple would support the naming!