You can still do it, except like the Vision Pro and Apple Watch you have to announce the product months before it actually ships to stay ahead of the supply chain leaks.“One more thing…”
You can still do it, except like the Vision Pro and Apple Watch you have to announce the product months before it actually ships to stay ahead of the supply chain leaks.“One more thing…”
“One more thing…”
I reckon! See ya culture built by actual people in conference rooms talking one on one with Apple reps. There is a MASSIVE gap for someone new to fill, if not someone to replace Tim ‘loose lips sink ships’ Cook, then perhaps even a couple of young innovators (who aren’t ******s) to challenge Apple Computer, Garmin, MS, Musk, et al. Feeling like innovation is dead in the US and the next tech wave will come from elsewhere 🤔I wish we still got actual keynotes instead of these prerecorded hour long ads.
Isn't there an old saying about design being cyclical or something?
iOS 26's shimmery new Liquid Glass design will be a precursor to the 20th-anniversary iPhone, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
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In his Power On newsletter today, Gurman said that the 20th-anniversary iPhone will feature curved glass edges, extraordinarily slim bezels, and a truly edge-to-edge screen with no cutout. Inside Apple, he said that the device is known as the "Glasswing," in reference to a type of butterfly that has transparent wings.
The new iOS design will pair nicely with the simplistic, all-glass 20th-anniversary iPhone, which is expected to launch in September 2027.
The new Liquid Glass design will be unveiled during Apple's WWDC 2025 keynote this Monday.
Article Link: iOS 26's Liquid Glass Design is Precursor to 20th-Anniversary iPhone With Curved Glass Edges
Idk, but whatever will: macrumors users will blame EU2+ years to go - what can possibly happen?
that begs the question: where do you want to search? Cause you will not find any here on earthI want it to function as a Tricorder so we can search for intelligent life 🖖
Curved glass? Please no.
iOS 26's shimmery new Liquid Glass design will be a precursor to the 20th-anniversary iPhone, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
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In his Power On newsletter today, Gurman said that the 20th-anniversary iPhone will feature curved glass edges, extraordinarily slim bezels, and a truly edge-to-edge screen with no cutout. Inside Apple, he said that the device is known as the "Glasswing," in reference to a type of butterfly that has transparent wings.
The new iOS design will pair nicely with the simplistic, all-glass 20th-anniversary iPhone, which is expected to launch in September 2027.
The new Liquid Glass design will be unveiled during Apple's WWDC 2025 keynote this Monday.
Article Link: iOS 26's Liquid Glass Design is Precursor to 20th-Anniversary iPhone With Curved Glass Edges
It can happen just like AirPower happened.2+ years to go - what can possibly happen?
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I thought I read somewhere it'd be similar to the Watch Series 7's screen where it appears to start wrapping around a bit.
The Mac Pro wheel*What's old is new again. Just need to hang on to my 13 Mini until the wheel turns a few more times.
I share the same feeling as you.is anyone else fascinated by the absolute collapse of what used to be an extremely secretive culture at Apple? rumors used to be exactly that, rumors; now we just get a play-by-play of everything that will happen, weeks if not months in advance, by way of Gurman. like, does anyone remember when the pic of an iPad stapled down to a table made the rounds mere hours before the keynote? how crazy that was? let alone what happened with iPhone 4. idk I know I sound like the most “back in my day” boomer ass ever I just miss having a shred of mystery to these keynotes
Doing the exact same thing here. I hope they will come to senses and offer at least one smaller model than the gigantic stuff they are currently making. Once in 5 years is totally fine by me if they don’t think yearly cycles are worth it.What's old is new again. Just need to hang on to my 13 Mini until the wheel turns a few more times.