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Thanks for doubling-down Tim, and ruining the first keynote in what might be Jobs' last idea, the Apple Park. There's an opening at Equifax you might be interested in.

So much for security, now I’m certain Apple is selling out to the NSA

The 5%, who buy phones for over $500 in India, is equivalent to 20% of the US population. India has 4x the population of the entire US.

Edit: 
The entire iPhone marketshare in the US is about 37%, so India's 5% is actually more than half of US share.

Yeah, so in the late 90's when Apple wasn't doing so hot, Quark's CEO said that there was no need to stay with Macs and that everyone should switch to PC. 

Then a few years later Adobe came out with InDesign, many of us who felt betrayed by Quark's statements and total arrogance quickly gave InDesign a chance. It was surprisingly better especially in the image layering and color management areas. InDesign aped Quark's UI to ease the transition. 

Prior to the release of InDesign, Adobe did widespread demos to gather user input to helped them make decisions. Adobe had miserably failed with Pagemaker, a program they acquired from Aldus. I remember during one of those sessions Adobe had planned to make InDesign support multiple page sizes in a document, but many objected and the feature was removed. It was brought back about 10 years later. 

After looking at the slide again, it seems like the little dot under the camera and the circle under the logo are not part of the cutouts. The arrows only point to the frame, logo, and camera. The other two items must be mold grips or thinned out areas, otherwise they would've been clearly identified.