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iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air colors revealed in accessories leak
What's the deal with the transparent one? It would be pretty bad*ss if Apple made a transparent iPhone.
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iPhone 17 Pro Max rumored to get a larger battery, but don't expect longer life
I find the constant change to iPhone design dimensions from year to year infuriating. They need to get back to designing the phones like the MacBooks: find a suitable size that works for 3-4 years and stick with it. Stop changing the size all the damn time.
(Some at Apple probably love it because it means people need to buy a new case every time but it's creating mountains of environmental waste, something Tim Cook and Apple have been known to be against.)
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Apple's $900 million tariff bill in Q3 is a sign of Tim Cook's supply chain mastery
I'm impressed that Apple can manage to import a majority of US iPhones from India and the rest of its products from Vietnam. The real scandal is why they haven't tried to diversify to more countries sooner (and also the AI fiasco).
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Apple finally brings lossless audio and low-latency audio to AirPods Max
That's what I got out of the article, too. And does that go for the Personalized Spatial Audio as well?AppleZulu said:To be clear, unless I'm misreading this article, the lossless and low latency modes will only be available when the headphones are connected by wire to a lossless audio source. When the headphones are used wirelessly, nothing changes from the current lossy audio formats.
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US lawmakers denounce UK's secretive attack against Apple encryption
Well said. The U.K. should be penalized for this and made to defend their disgustingly fascist law, a violation of privacy and civil libertieschasm said:I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: if your intended prosecution against someone relies entirely on breaking encryption for every user everywhere, you are a) a police state and b) have no case.
It’s shocking to think the UK thought it could just steamroll over everyone’s rights everywhere and grant itself an exclusive license to see anyone in the world’s data on a whim. As a reminder, this demand to bypass all legal protections for all the citizens of the world was made in secret from a secret organization that required that any compliance with these insane demands could not ever be reported to the user, other governments — nobody except itself.
Frankly the UN should be looking at severe sanctions against the UK, and the US in particular should be regarding it as a hostile action. Everyone involved in this overreach should be fired.
