thinkman@chartermi.net

"though it is unknown if the actual image was captured using the Photos app tool." 'Photos" is not a camera, it is a photo database with some editing functionality!

saltyzip said:

So was this ESPN photoshoot sponsored by Apple, as otherwise why not use a much more superior SLR camera?

Because, as it's been proven countless times before, the iPhone 7+'s camera is nothing short of amazing. I have a small fortune invested in pro camera gear, but take 90% of my photos using the 7+.

1983 said:

Well this could be a game changer, and might take the wind out of the iPhone 8 launch...if it works as advertised.

Red's an amazing company - many high end production houses use them exclusively - they are now producing 8k video cameras! But an Android cellphone with holographic display………… unnecessary, and certainly not a game changer in the best sense of the term. Nevertheless, this will surely be a wait and see technology that many of us will be keeping our eyes on. Now if their new phone had some of their exceptional Red video tech built in, that would be a game changer!

This makes it all the more a shame that Apple has apparently exited the router market (as far as updating them). in all my years, the Airport line has been the easiest (by a country mile) and most reliable routers available. The Airport Extreme and Time Capsule are still listed for sale on Apple's website. The Express, however, is not!

Should have called it the Kim Jung Un-Pad. I'm sure that would make his highness, the royal POS, giddy as the fat schoolgirl he resembles.