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I compared the specifications of my iPhone 14 Pro Max 1TB to the just released iPhone 15 Pro Max 15 1TB. Then I compared the specifications of my iWatch Ultra to the just released iWatch Ultra 2. The prices did not change for either device from last year. There just was not enough "improvement" to justify dropping close to $2,700 to buy new ones this year. My current inventory works just fine for me. 

There is also an iPhone 15 Pro series CPU processor change mid year which might be a negative for the early adopters.

I will see on 18 September how this new 6TB iCloud plan fits in with the Apple plus subscription.

The USB-C transfer rate, I believe, was not a part of the EU dogma. The new phone potentially has a USB-C socket and that is all that was required.

Why not just wait to see if all the electrons wasted on guessing on iPhone 15 actually pan out in September. Very bad for unreleased iPhone 15 sales to be talking about the vaporware iPhone 16.

Wondering if folks doing these guesses are also playing the stock market and trying to shift the Apple stock price?

State run TV?

One gets their own money back as "cash back" with the Apple Card, thus no income tax on that event. That money is now transferred into the Apple Savings account and earns interest that is income subject to income tax. Income is also sometimes called profit.