![]() ![]() There’s a music device (an amp but more) called a Kemper and in studios, companies always come up with a Kemper Killer, but Kemper was smart enough to put all the hardware needed inside the device for ten years. And when have to do bad things, like raise prices or layoff employees, you do that all at one time! People don’t want to fear the prices will keep going up or they will be cut in the next round of layoffs. As business leaders we know that strategy is to keep doing good things over time. ![]() Where the software should be getting more stable it becomes less and less stable. September is iPhone time but it doesn’t have to mean a rigid timeline of new iOS features every year. I care more about stability, and over time add features based upon devices when they are ready rather than on set timeline. Apple may as well build it in the traditional model as well as Vision Pro as that’s what Vision Pro is slated to do. There you go one device that handles everything. When keyboard is detached it runs tablet OS, and when slide out the phone, it runs a phone OS. The phone could slide into the edge of the tablet, that has a keyboard and when attached it runs a full version of an OS. Make it a new OS, Samsung could do it, have it accept SIM card and be your phone also. One! Whoever comes to market with that one device wins the game as it beats and Ecosystem every day. Hell charge me the price of three MacBook Pros, and I will pay it. For all those who say iPad is touch only, that’s just not true, and with a Magic Keyboard Ultra, it should unlock MacOS on the iPad Ultra, too. So those of us who pay exorbitant prices for iPad Pros, we should get MacOS built in. I think iOS and iPadOS should have different software for different spec devices. It is the fault of every CEO like Tim who put his own interest in front of the world’s interest. I just read about the new Huawei Phone that shows China has raided all the tech from inside SoCs like A series chips. But keep our technology out of their hands. If China wants to make fake NFL jerseys and rubber fart bags, let them at it. Tim and all these other executives that shipped all US technology to China didn’t care about anything but money. And I will gladly pay another $1k if it’s made in the free world and an extra $1k if it’s Made in USA. Give it a 5,000 MaH battery and how about make the sides flush with back camera bezels like Jon Prosser said was happening like two years ago. Here’s the thing, let me pay an extra $1k and give me things like FaceID under the screen, 16GB RAM and 2TB SSD, and a damned SIM card slot or two and still have eSIM with up to ten spaces to reserve eSIM. Says it’s $100 more expensive and this made me think what if Apple isn’t raising the prices at all? iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max stay the same but Ultra comes in $100 more for those couple of upgrades. It goes on to say the Pro models get 6GB RAM and up to 1TB of SSD while Ultra gets 8GB of RAM and up to 2TB SSD. So three iPhones getting that means iPhone Pro, iPhone Pro Max and iPhone Ultra. Nobody mentioned it on here, but it sure doesn’t make sense for an iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Plus to get USBC Thunderbolt 4 speeds. I thought I remember reading on MacRumors that there were set to be three iPhone 15 models getting USBC 4 Thunderbolt speeds, and now that makes so much sense now with this info. There was a rumor over the weekend of an iPhone Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPhone 15 Ultra. For those unable to watch, MacRumors will be providing full event coverage on and the MacRumorsLive Twitter account. Apple plans to stream the fall event live on its website, on YouTube, and through the Apple TV app. IOS 17 and iPadOS 17 will likely appear shortly after the iPhone 15 series is announced during Apple's "Wonderlust" event on Tuesday, September 12. The decision to release its iPad software until later in the fall was to allow it more time to refine Stage Manager, its then-new app window management system, which was subject to much criticism in the beta development phase. ![]() ![]() Last year, Apple released iPadOS 16 on October 24, over a month after iOS 16 officially went public. The eighth beta versions were released to developers and public beta testers last week, hot on the heels of the sixth and seventh betas, indicating that Apple is fast approaching the final hurdle as it prepares to install iOS 17 on iPhone 15 models coming off the assembly line. The well-connected reporter's sources within Apple tell him the company is considering the eighth betas of iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 to be the final versions in all but name, "barring any unforeseen circumstances." That's according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Apple is expected to release major software updates for iPhones and iPads simultaneously this month, unlike last year's staggered release of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16. ![]()
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