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Apple said to launch iPhone SE upgrade, iPhone “Air” in 2025
Bay Area Times
August 12, 2024
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1. Apple said to launch iPhone SE upgrade, iPhone “Air” in 2025
iPhone SE, low-end model, will get first upgrade since 2022.
iPhone 14-like design with crisper OLED display will be highlight.
iPhone Air will have a far thinner design on the model that sits between iPhone 17 and 17 Pro.
DSLR-like camera button, Rose Gold color on iPhone 16 Pro.
4 models in iPhone 17 series, including “Air” version.
Separately, bigger iMac is something "Apple is exploring."
2. Former YouTube CEO dies at 56 after 2-year battle with cancer
Susan Wojcicki died on Friday evening.
Non-small cell lung cancer affected Wojcicki.
YouTube CEO position was held by her between Feb. 2014 and 2023.
Wojcicki’s son, Marco Troper, died of accidental drug overdose in May.
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