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- Nexus Special #66: Apple September Event 2019Links
- First stream on YouTube
- Apparently, it was the lowest latency of all of the streaming options
- Summary video
News:00:02:37 | Apple Arcade- $4.99/month
- September 19
00:05:06 | Apple TV+- $4.99/month
- 1 year free with the purchase of a new device (iPhone, iPad, whatever!)
- November 1st
00:07:23 | 7th Generation iPad- 10.2” Retina Display
- A10 Fusion (iPhone 7 - 2017 era)
- Smart connector
- Still has TouchID and a top/bottom bezel
- 100% recycled aluminum
- $329
- Comparison of iPads
00:10:27 | Apple Watch- Three new health studies
- Apple Hearing Study
- Apple Women’s Health Study
- Apple Heart & Movement Study
- Series 5
- Always-On Retina display
- LTPO (low temperature and oxide display)
- 60 Hz to 1Hz
- New display driver, ambient light sensor
- Compass
- Heading in Maps
- Compass app
- Elevation
- Heading
- Compass complication
- International emergency calling (cellular models)
- 100% recycled aluminum
- Aluminum, stainless steel, Ceramic, and a new Titanium option
- New Hermes bands
- Start at $399, cellular for $499
- Available today
- Series 3 for $199
00:21:17 | iPhone 11- Specs
- More colors!
- 6.1” display (like the XR)
- Spatial audio and Dolby Atmos
- New wide camera
- New ultra wide camera (120º)
- Semantic rendering for lighting subjects
- Next gen SmartHDR
- Multi-scale tone mapping
- High key mono portrait mode filter
- Night mode
- Comes on automatically
- Adaptive bracketing, fusing multiple frames together
- 4K60 on both cameras with extended dynamic range
- Tap and hold the shutter button to take a video
- 36% better True Tone flash
- New camera app
- SFCamera font
- New front camera
- 12MP TrueDepth camera
- 4K30 with XDR
- 4K60
- Slow-mo “Slofies”
- A13 Bionic
- Fastest CPU in a smartphone ever
- Fastest GPU in a smartphone ever
- 1 hour better battery life than iPhone XR
- Faster FaceID
- Wi-Fi 6
- Water resistant 2m up to 30 minutes
- $699 - September 20
iPhone 11 Pro/Pro Max- Specs
- New colors
- Midnight green
- Space Gray
- Silver
- Gold
- 6.5” and 5.8”
- New OLED panel - Super Retina XDR Display
- 2,000,000:1
- 1200 nits
- 15% more energy efficient
- Display P3
- Spacial sound - Dolby Atmos
- No 3D Touch
- A13 Bionic
- New machine learning accelerators in CPU - 6x faster for matrix multiplication
- 1 trillion operations per second
- Machine Learning Controller
- 8.5 billion transistors
- Most efficient chip yet
- Hundreds of voltage domains
- Thousands of clock domains
- CPU/GPU/Neural Engine up to 20% faster and up to 40% lower power
- Cameras
- Wide, Ultra Wide, Telephoto
- 4x optical zoom range
- Coming this fall, Deep Fusion
- Nine images before taking the shutter button
- One longer exposure photo
- Neural Engine generated photo
- ”Computational photography mad science” - Phil Schiller
- New editing features in the Photos app
- Faster cellular
- Stronger glass
- U1 chip
- Tweet about chip
- The Verge on U1 Chip
- Better battery life - 11 Pro lasts 4 hours longer than XS
- Faster FaceID and from wider angles
- $999/$1099 - September 20
iPhone XR at $599iPhone 8 at $449 / $549 based on size00:52:31 | Retail- Apple Watch Experience
- Pair bands and cases together
- Trade in your old phone as credit towards a new one
- Apple 5th Avenue reopens September 20
iOS 13 available September 19iOS 13.1 available September 30Connect With The Nexus- @BrianMitchL on Twitter
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CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to http://thenexus.tv/ns66.1 hr 1 min - Nexus Special #65: WWDC 2019Mac Pro Introducing the new Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR — Apple - YouTube
- GORGEOUS 😍
- Stainless steel space frame
- Latticed aluminum housing
Design inspired by nature. The lattice pattern on Mac Pro is based on a naturally occurring phenomenon in molecular crystal structures. A network of three-dimensional interlocking hemispheres, it increases the surface area, optimizing airflow and structural rigidity.- Up to 28 cores
- Runs continuously at maximum load
- Up to 1.5 TB RAM via 12 DIMM slots (6 channels of 2933MHz (2666MHz for 8-core) ECC DDR4)
- 8 PCIe slots
- MPX
- Mac Pro Expansion module
- Two GPUs each
- Up to 12 4K displays or 6 Pro Display XDRs with the Radeon Pro Vega II Duo
A second connector. An industry first. The MPX Module starts with an industry-standard PCI Express connector. Then, for the first time in a graphics card, additional PCIe lanes were created to integrate Thunderbolt and provide increased capability. With up to 500 watts, the MPX Module has power capacity equivalent to that of the entire previous-generation Mac Pro.- Afterburner
- ProRes and ProRes RAW
- T2
- Up to 4TB SSD
- 1.4 KW PSU
- Three large fans and a blower fan near the memory to eliminate fans on individual components
- Optional wheels
- 39.7 lbs.
- Fall 2019
Pro Display XDR- Latticed aluminum, acts as a heatsink
- 20 million pixels
- 6K
- P3
- 576 blue LEDs for dynamic backlight
- 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio
- 1000 nits full-screen sustained
- 1600 nits peak (when less than 25ºC)
- Better off axis contrast
- $999 stand 😂
- Justin Searls on Twitter: "Just realized that Apple announced a $6K 6K monitor."
Memojis enhancements Memoji Makeup Tutorial — Patrick Starrr and Desi Perkins — Apple - YouTube- Eyeshadow
- Lipstick
- Piercings
- Teeth (feat. Mini Grill)
- Earings
- Hats
- Glasses
- AirPods
tvOS- XBox One X and DualShock 4 controller support
- New screensavers
watchOS- New watch faces
- Decibel levels
- Cellular strength
- Chance of rain
- Tap or chime on the hour, hold two fingers on the watch face to hear the time read aloud
- “What song is this?” - Siri and Shazam
- Previews of web results from a question to Siri
- App Store on the Apple Watch
- Audiobooks
- Calculator
- Voice Memos
- Redesigned Reminders
- Animoji or Memoji stickers
- Activity Trends
- Walking pace
- Flights climbed
- VO2 max
- Exercise, Move, Stand Minutes, Stand, Distance
- 90 and 365 day averages
- Cycle tracking
- Flow
- Symptoms such as headaches or cramps
- Cycle length or variation
- Fertile window (Apple notes that this should not be used for birth control)
- Hearing health
- New native UI framework
- Developer things
- Independent apps
- Sign In with Apple
- Streaming audio
- Extended runtime
- Access to Neural Engine/Core ML
- Apple Watch Series 1 or newer
iOS- Dark mode
- Photos and Camera
- Portrait Lighting Control
- High-Key Mono
- New Photos Tab (curated view of best moments from the day/month/year)
- Redesigned editing
- Video editing (rotate, crop, auto-enhance)
- Maps
- New Map that shows details around you (beaches, buildings, roads, parks, and more)
- Apple’s Street View
- Favorites
- Collections
- Siri
- New voice
- More conversational with Shortcuts
- Can learn voices of family members on HomePod
- Announce messages on AirPods - read the messages
- Also, pair two sets of AirPods to one iPhone
- Play media from named apps and add media to your library or playlist
- Messages
- See Memoji section above
- Memoji are automatically added to a sticker pack and can be used in Messages, Mail, and third-party apps
- Share your name and photo
- QuickPath typing
- Swipe in the stock Apple keyboard
- Reminders
- Smart lists
- Siri suggestions for Reminders
- Quick toolbar
- Sign In with Apple
- Every app that supports multi-provider SSO needs to support this, per app review/docs
- New location controls
- Allow Location once
- HomeKit
- HomeKit Secure Video
- Linux IoT HomeKit support?
- CarPlay
- New CarPlay dashboard
- New Calendar app
- Apple Music app shows album artwork
- Performance
- Faster unlock
- FaceID unlocks up to 30% faster than iOS12
- Faster app launch
- Up to 2x faster
- Smaller download size
- Installs up to 50% smaller
- Updates up to 60% smaller
- Apple Arcade
- Voice Control
- Introducing Voice Control on Mac and iOS — Apple - YouTube
- Text formatting tools in Mail
- New and improved Notes app
- Gallery view
- Improved search
- Checklist option
- More personalized Health app
- Cycle tracking
- Improved start page in Safari
- Files app
- External drives
- Servers
- Font management
- Handoff to HomePod
- Developer things
- Add heat, weather, and buildings to maps
- Portrait segmentation API
- Location API changes
- Sign In with Apple
- Enterprise identity
- Core ML 3
- Siri follow-up questions, shortcut customization, and audio content playback
- Siri reservation support (reminders to check in, provide directions in Maps, add to Calendar, etc.)
- ARKit 3
- OCCLUSION: this is the first step toward realistic-seeming AR
- Conclusion? No occlusion. Taking people into account is fine, but that’s just one class of problem, and AR environments won’t be truly immersive until we make objects that can “hide behind” more real-world objects than just people
- iPhone SE/6s or newer
iPadOS- Hello new name! (Will iPhoneOS come back?)
- Multiple apps in Slide Over
- Apps in multiple spaces
- App Exposé
- New homescreen
- Pinned widgets
- Apple Pencil tool palette
- Full-Page markup
- Sidecar in macOS Catalina
- Copy, paste, and undo with gestures (three finger expand, pinch, and swipe left, respectfully)
- Cursor navigation
- Multiselect
- Intelligent text selection
- Floating keyboard
- More keyboard shortcuts
- Files
- Multicolumn view!
- iCloud Drive folder sharing
- File servers
- External drives
- Safari
- Desktop version of Safari (user agent??)
- Download manager to Downloads folder in Files
- iPad Air 2, iPad mini 4, iPad (5th gen), or iPad Pro and newer
macOSApple shares its vision for macOS 10.15 Catalina: Cross-platform apps are key | Ars Technica- macOS Catalina
- iTunes is broken out into a bunch of apps
- iOS device syncing moved to Finder
- Music, Podcasts, and Apple TV are now separate apps
- Project Catalyst (formerly known as Marzipan)
- Translating iPad apps (which already need to know autolayout, presumably) into macOS apps
- Music, Podcasts, and Apple TV are all implied Catalyst apps
- SwiftUI: React Native and Flutter-like stuff
- SwiftUI | Apple Developer Documentation
- Lookit these beautiful tutorials Apple Developer Documentation
- This pulls in some of the best lessons from web frameworks like React while building apps that are truly native code
- Brandon digs it
- Sidecar: sherlocking Luna and Duet Display
- If you’ve got Apple Pencil and a compatible iPad, you can use your pencil as a Wacom pen pad!
- Reality Composer
- Screen Time for the Mac (ew)
- Catalina will run on a r/o system volume
- What does this imply about upgrades?
- DriverKit: wrapper/replacement for kexts
- Activation Lock for macOS
- Approve with Apple Watch
- Voice Control
- Third-party file providers in finder (like iOS!)
- Find My: replacement for Find My Mac/iPhone/Friends
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CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to http://thenexus.tv/ns65.1 hr 33 min - Nexus Special #64: Google I/O 2019Ian and Ryan discuss Google I/O 2019 - services, enhancements, privacy upgrades, phones and more!Episode summary00:00 | Intro
- Google I/O ’19 – YouTube
03:09 | Podcast Indexing05:17 | 3D AR Models in Knowledge Graph06:18 | Google Lens10:12 | Duplex on the Web11:11 | Comprehensive voice commands on mobile13:26 | Personal References15:27 | Privacy and control over personal data19:45 | Highlighting accessibility24:45 | Pixel 3a35:00 | Android 10 Q48:10 | Stadia was absent50:43 | Final Thoughts51:49 | OutroConnect with The Nexus- Discuss this episode on our Subreddit
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CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to https://thenexus.tv/ns64.
This episode of Nexus Special has a Fringe episode. You should really listen to The Fringe #538: NS #64 — In No Way Teal!Listen to more at The Nexus and follow us on Twitter and Google+ for our latest episodes and news.54 min - Nexus Special #64: Google I/O 2019Episode summary00:00 | Intro
- Google I/O '19 - YouTube
03:09 | Podcast Indexing05:17 | 3D AR Models in Knowledge Graph06:18 | Google Lens10:12 | Duplex on the Web11:11 | Comprehensive voice commands on mobile13:26 | Personal References15:27 | Privacy and control over personal data19:45 | Highlighting accessibility24:45 | Pixel 3a35:00 | Android 10 Q48:10 | Stadia was absent50:43 | Final Thoughts51:49 | OutroConnect with The Nexus- Discuss this episode on our Subreddit
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CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to http://thenexus.tv/ns64.54 min - Nexus Special #63: New Year’s Eve 20182018 shaped up to be a big year in many ways! Join Ryan, Brian, and Ian as they discuss the biggest themes and trends in science and technology this year. And of course, your annual State of The Nexus report!Episode Summary00:00:00 | Intro00:01:56 | General
- The Extra Dimension #38: Securing Your Digital Life › The Nexus
- The Extra Dimension #32: GDPR, the Privacy Policy Reckoning › The Nexus
00:17:23 | Google00:22:51 | Microsoft00:30:31 | Apple- Mac mini — The Arrival — Apple – YouTube
00:34:21 | Phones00:41:07 | Cellular networks- Second Opinion #13: Project Fi Review › The Nexus
00:47:52 | Space00:55:51 | State of The Nexus- Robots Will Steal Your Job › Episode Archive › The Nexus
01:09:41 | OutroConnect with The Nexus- Discuss this episode on our Subreddit
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- “Loopster” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to https://thenexus.tv/ns63.
This episode of Nexus Special has a Fringe episode. You should really listen to The Fringe #509: NS #63 — Something Something About Corning!Listen to more at The Nexus and follow us on Twitter and Google+ for our latest episodes and news.1 hr 13 min - Nexus Special #63: New Year's Eve 2018Episode Summary00:00:00 | Intro00:01:56 | General
- The Extra Dimension #38: Securing Your Digital Life › The Nexus
- The Extra Dimension #32: GDPR, the Privacy Policy Reckoning › The Nexus
00:17:23 | Google00:22:51 | Microsoft00:30:31 | Apple- Mac mini — The Arrival — Apple - YouTube
00:34:21 | Phones00:41:07 | Cellular networks- Second Opinion #13: Project Fi Review › The Nexus
00:47:52 | Space00:55:51 | State of The Nexus- Robots Will Steal Your Job › Episode Archive › The Nexus
01:09:41 | OutroConnect with The Nexus- Discuss this episode on our Subreddit
- Support us on Patreon
- "Loopster" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to http://thenexus.tv/ns63.1 hr 13 min - Nexus Special #62: Apple October Event 2018Brian and Ryan discuss new MacBook Airs, mac minis, and iPad Pros!
Another month, another Apple event!
Apple Events – Keynote October 2018 – Apple
New hardware01:40 | MacBook Air- 2 Thunderbolt 3
- TouchID
- 13” Retina Display (no P3 color gamut)
- No TouchBar
- 100% recycled aluminum
- 8GB RAM by default; up to 16
- T2
- Processor: 1.6GHz dual-core 8th-generation Intel Core i5
- An interesting note: previous versions of MacBook Airs had i7 options in BTO configs, but this standardization on i5 seems okay for the product
- Thoughts:
- How odd, to have the MacBook and MacBook Air be different things
The MacBook is by default, $1299 $1599The MacBook Air is now by default $1199 $1399- I’d have to look more into technical differences, but it seems like a timing things and a market bet that maybe didn’t pan out?
12:51 | Mac mini- 5x faster than old one
- 4 core i3
- 6 core i5
- 6 core i7
- It’s configurable i7 8700
Intel® Core i7-8700 Processor (12M Cache, up to 4.60 GHz) Product Specifications- Up to 64GB of RAM; 8 by default
- Looks like user-replaceable RAM?
- T2
- New Mac mini packs a huge punch – Apple
- 100% recycled aluminum
19:01 | iPad Pro- iPad Pro — Change — Apple – YouTube
- New form factor!
- Uniform bezels
- No home button
- 2mm thinner than previous models
- Comes with a camera bump
- Another sizing change…?
- Instead the 10.5’’ model again, it’s now an 11’’ model
- Bringing the models to 10.5, 11’’ and 12.9’
- An interesting note, is the 11’’ model does not have a 4:3 aspect ratio’
- A12X
- more powerful than 92% of available laptops on the market
- 1000x graphics improvements from the first iPad
- Same graphics performance as the Xbox One S, but 94% smaller
- No more TouchID
- Comes with FaceID… with No Notch!
- Lost the headphone jack…
- Comes with a USB-C port…!
- External display, up to 5K
- Can charge your iPhone
- Apple Pencil 2
- 102 magnets!
- 100% recycled aluminum
35:28 | Other- MacBook Pros
- Available with Vega M discrete GPUs on November 14
- Notably missing
- New iMacs
- iOS 12.1, watchOS 5.1, audioOS 5.1, tvOS 12.1, and macOS 10.14.1 out today
- New emoji
- Group FaceTime
- Bugfixes
- eSIM/dual SIM
Connect with The Nexus- Discuss this episode on our Subreddit
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CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to https://thenexus.tv/ns62.
This episode of Nexus Special has a Fringe episode. You should really listen to The Fringe #502: NS #62 — I’d Just Bring 2 iPads!Listen to more at The Nexus and follow us on Twitter and Google+ for our latest episodes and news.43 min - Nexus Special #62: Apple October Event 2018Another month, another Apple event!Apple Events - Keynote October 2018 - AppleNew hardware01:40 | MacBook Air
- 2 Thunderbolt 3
- TouchID
- 13” Retina Display (no P3 color gamut)
- No TouchBar
- 100% recycled aluminum
- 8GB RAM by default; up to 16
- T2
- Processor: 1.6GHz dual-core 8th-generation Intel Core i5
- An interesting note: previous versions of MacBook Airs had i7 options in BTO configs, but this standardization on i5 seems okay for the product
- Thoughts:
- How odd, to have the MacBook and MacBook Air be different things
The MacBook is by default, $1299 $1599The MacBook Air is now by default $1199 $1399- I’d have to look more into technical differences, but it seems like a timing things and a market bet that maybe didn’t pan out?
12:51 | Mac mini- 5x faster than old one
- 4 core i3
- 6 core i5
- 6 core i7
- It’s configurable i7 8700
Intel® Core™ i7-8700 Processor (12M Cache, up to 4.60 GHz) Product Specifications- Up to 64GB of RAM; 8 by default
- Looks like user-replaceable RAM?
- T2
- New Mac mini packs a huge punch - Apple
- 100% recycled aluminum
19:01 | iPad Pro- iPad Pro — Change — Apple - YouTube
- New form factor!
- Uniform bezels
- No home button
- 2mm thinner than previous models
- Comes with a camera bump
- Another sizing change...?
- Instead the 10.5’’ model again, it’s now an 11’’ model
- Bringing the models to 10.5, 11’’ and 12.9’
- An interesting note, is the 11’’ model does not have a 4:3 aspect ratio’
- A12X
- more powerful than 92% of available laptops on the market
- 1000x graphics improvements from the first iPad
- Same graphics performance as the Xbox One S, but 94% smaller
- No more TouchID
- Comes with FaceID... with No Notch!
- Lost the headphone jack...
- Comes with a USB-C port...!
- External display, up to 5K
- Can charge your iPhone
- Apple Pencil 2
- 102 magnets!
- 100% recycled aluminum
35:28 | Other- MacBook Pros
- Available with Vega M discrete GPUs on November 14
- Notably missing
- New iMacs 😭
- iOS 12.1, watchOS 5.1, audioOS 5.1, tvOS 12.1, and macOS 10.14.1 out today
- New emoji
- Group FaceTime
- Bugfixes 🐛
- eSIM/dual SIM
Connect with The Nexus- Discuss this episode on our Subreddit
- Support us on Patreon
CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to http://thenexus.tv/ns62.43 min - Nexus Special #61: Made by Google 2018Episode Summary00:00:00 | Intro00:00:54 | Pixel 3
- Pixel 3 - A New Way to See the World - Google Store
- Google Pixel Stand - Pixel 3 Wireless Charging Stand - Google Store
00:33:01 | Home Hub- Google Home Hub - Smart Home Controller - Google Store
00:42:03 | Pixel Slate- Google Pixel Slate, Tablet with Google Assistant - Google Store
00:55:11 | Chromecast 3- Chromecast - 3rd Generation - Google Store
00:57:55 | Final Thoughts01:01:01 | OutroConnect With The Nexus- Discuss this episode on our Subreddit
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CopyrightSecond Opinion is released under a Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International license. Feel free to use any or all of it as long as you link back to http://thenexus.tv/ns61.1 hr 3 min - Nexus Special #60: Apple September Event 2018Links
- Apple Events - Keynote September 2018 - Apple
- Apple iPhone XS and XR 2018 event in 12 minutes - YouTube
- iPhone Xs Event from Brian Mitchell on Twitter
Outline00:00 | Intro01:57 | Apple Watch Series 4- $399 base model, $499 base model with cellular
- The watch bands from the past are compatible
- The watch bands from the future are compatible with older models as well
- The sizes increased
- 40mm/44mm
- Smaller bezel
- Thinner
- Rounded corners of the screen
- Some watch faces have full color backgrounds because they look good now
- Health
- Fall detection
- Low heart rate detection (to add to high heart rate detection)
- ECG monitor
- First over the counter
- FDA approved
- US only for now?
- New sensor module on the bottom
- It looks really cool HAL9000
- Symmetric now
- Digital Crown ticks/scroll feedback
- Microphone moved to the other side
- S4 SoC
- It’s faster than ever
- Cool
- Up to 2x faster
- Louder speaker
- Better cellular reception with the case allowing more signals in and out
iPhones12:19 | iPhone X🅂- Starting at $999 at 64GB for X🅂 and $1099 X🅂 Max
- The larger model is cheaper than I thought it would be
- Storage bumps are $150 still, but it’s not terrible
- New chip: A12 Bionic
- It’s 2 powerful core - 4 efficient chips
- 4ish cores for the GPU, which is faster too
- It’s 7nm, for what it’s worth
- Cameras
- Each phone has the same camera module, so there’s no camera differentiation
- Smart HDR
- It’s supposed to be similar to how the Pixel processes images, we’ll see it in the field soon enough
- Dynamic bokeh, you can change the aperture after you take a photo
- IP68 (maximum depth of 2 meters up to 30 minutes)
24:02 | iPhone X🅁- Starting at $750 at 64GB
- Lots of colors; Product(RED) out the door
- LCD screen as expected
- No 3D Touch
- Single camera
- IP67
30:13 | Entire iPhone Lineup- iPhone 8/8+ and 7/7+ remain in the lineup
- Price updates are
- $449 for iPhone 7; $569 for iPhone 7 Plus
- $599 for iPhone 8, $699 for iPhone 8 Plus
- Reasonable pricing all around for these old models
- My dream of having only a single phone shape to design for going forward was shattered; but it’s the Tim Cook way (and the price umbrella)
- There’s a neat new iPhone Comparison page
- Compare the footprints
- No iPhone SE for those that like smaller phones
- Speaking of which, the iPhone SE looks like it has been removed from the Apple website broadly
- This means the iPhone 7 is the smallest currently offered iPhone; will we see the SE2 at the next event for fun? Or in Spring?
- No new iPads or Macs today
- AirPower mysteriously removed
What are you buying?- Brian: thinking about iPhone X🅂 Max
- Ryan: Grandpa might need an X🅁
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