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I dunno but now that the mini has shrunk almost to the size of an AppleTV, we might have a nice mount for the rear of a monitor to slip the computer in this making the power button ideally positioned. I could see this working out nicely.

…and, if we got that far, it wouldn’t be too much further to have a little dock for our phone were we could walk up to a KVM, place our phone on its little pad and have a full desktop experience.  That is my dream that is likely to never come to fruition. I would get busy building that if I could license Apple tech.

A foldable phone I think is one of the worst ways to get a larger display for a mobile device.

The desire for the larger display is best solved IMO with linked eyewear. The devices today are not bad at all, but will be even better as time goes on.  Untethered eyewear would be ideal but a cable is not a deal breaker IMO.

Disconnecting the screen from the (mobile) computer should be the direction we’re moving in. I believe Apple knows this as it brought us the Mac Studio instead of a new super sized iMac.
(Quick aside - I love my big screen iMac, but from a sustainability/ecological perspective I hope Apple never produces another huge iMac again). I will get a Studio when I’m ready to upgrade)

Since Apple already manipulates one’s gaze (at least on iOS) so that it appears as though one is looking right at one’s FaceTime caller, why not just fix the pupils (or otherwise naturally animate them) while one has a virtual keyboard active?

Interesting that most folks jumped on the “classic” term being (mis)applied here. For me, what jumped out was “free”. Free, with subscription, isn’t really free.
More appropriate to say Apple has added 51 movies to their catalog of shows and movies, which we already know are for subscribers only.