Thursday 8 September 2016
The iPhone 7 event yesterday might as well have been met with a collective ‘meh’ from the world. You probably already know the story: it’s got the form of an iPhone 6s, upgraded internals, better cameras and no headphone jack. The iPhone 7 is a beautiful example of incrementing toward perfection, an art not too dissimilar to how the car industry operates. Telsa doesn’t often release new types of cars, but it quietly improves everything inside of them every year. This is the beauty of this year’s iPhone. It’s not a big leap forward, but an admission that from here, everything is…
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