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Frankenphone combines (Product)Red iPhone 7 Plus with Jet Black iPhone face
Marvin said:idrey said:jameskatt2 said:It looks UGLY.
Red goes with a white face so much better.wood1208 said:Thanks Mr. for visually proving the best combination for the Red iPhone. Apple can introduce black and white front for Red iphone to see which combination people like/buy the most. There is no extra cost during manufacturing, assembly. Than in future, no debate necessary.
Second, this whole topic of red vs. white with black illustrates why the red/black combination would have been tried and rejected by Apple in the first place. Red combined with black are the signal colors of both fascism and fetishism — too hot and too incendiary for a Product Red version of the phone. This is why people, including even John Gruber, are so blindly lusting over the combination, forgetting that Apple has to tread very carefully with a product like this.
Of course they would go with Red Cross/Red Crescent red and white and not Nazi/satanic red and black. -
Apple's (Product)Red iPhone 7 gets first unboxing video
darkvader said:White front = looks like crap. No, I'm sorry, the black front would be better on all the colors.
They went for gay, not fascist. Gruber agrees with you, by the way. -
TSMC pondering US location for $16B 3nm chip foundry for future iPhone, iPad models
SpamSandwich said:Thanks, Trump! -
Apple's augmented reality team includes vets from Dolby, Oculus & more - report
smaffei said:As Google Glass proved… Society doesn't want it.The users were not called Glassholes for nothing.
The left-brained geeks at Google made something suitable for sinister androids, not humans. -
Apple to build two new Chinese R&D centers, spend $507M on research
tokyojimu said:If Apple thinks will will prevent China from destroying their business in that country, I'm afraid they are pouring money down the drain. China has long publicly appealed to its citizens not to buy Japanese products, and just this week they are stoking hatred of Korea and closed hundreds of Korean department stores. One wrong move on the part of the U.S. and Tim's dreams of long-term megaprofits in China are gone in a flash.
I suspect Tim Cook's long strategy has less to do with exploiting China for profit, and more to do with "making great products to improve [Chinese] people's lives." That would be the only way to legitimately proceed with this different-but-equal culture, and Tim Cook is way smart enough to proceed on that clear-headed, honest basis.