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AndrewV said:

Yet more, expensive disposable devices like the Apple Watch and AirPods. 

How is  Watch disposable?

HomePod was first released in February 2018 and now it is being made compatible with Dolby Atmos with Apple TV 4k? It seems that Apple has been slow to seriously consider Home Theatre use for Homepods? This Apple TV dates from 2017 and is due for replacement anytime. Given the large investment in content for Apple TV shows I'm surprised that the Apple TV and HomePod seem to be lagging behind?

I wonder what the future holds for the original HomePod? I have seen them on offer for £199 a few times and been tempted but knowing a newer version was likely on its way this year I’ve held off. I am interested to see what is announced next week. I’m also interested in  tv but I don’t want to buy and then see an updated model released soon after.

From the article: "or for versions with LTE over models without cellular connectivity." I would have expected 4 different battery sizes for 2 different sized watches, with and without LTE?

iPhone doesn’t ship with a case. The vast majority of buyers go out and buy a case to go with their new iPhone. They don’t reuse their old case because it doesn’t fit. If iPhone doesn’t ship with a charger buyers can reuse their charger from their previous iPhone or buy a new charger/fast charger/wireless charger of their own choice from Apple or a third party. Why should Apple supply a charger r that may or may not be the buyers choice? That would be stupid. Cheapskates who just want something for free might be disappointed. I’m sure they’ll get over it one way or another and either choose to reuse their old charger or pony up for a new faster charger or wireless charger. Apple selling an iPhone on its own really does benefit customers even if some are too stupid to see that. If you can afford £1000 plus for a top of the range iPhone you can afford a charger to go with it. If you can’t afford the charger you can’t afford the iPhone. Grow up and stop whining.