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Shot on iPhone 16 Pro | The Weeknd “Dancing in the Flames"

A look at The Weeknd's new music video for "Dancing in the Flames" shot entirely on iPhone 16 Pro in cinematic slow motion 4K120.

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Watch the full music video coming on Friday, September 13.

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“Dancing in the Flames” by @theweeknd

Welcome to the official Apple YouTube channel. Here you’ll find news about product launches, tutorials, and other great content. Apple’s more than 160,000 employees are dedicated to making the best products on earth, and to leaving the world better than we found it.

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One of the most eagerly anticipated moments of Apple’s “Glowtime” event is the unveiling of the company’s newest iPhone models. The iPhone 16, Apple Watch Series 10, AirPods 4, and More Unveiled are all set for their official release on Friday, September 20. This event promises to offer the first in-depth look at these highly awaited devices.

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🚀 Apple's iPhone 16E is here! 🚀

With a powerful A18 Bionic chip, 48MP AI-powered camera, and a stunning 120Hz OLED display, this is Apple's most advanced iPhone yet. 🔥

Features include: 📱 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR display with ProMotion 📷 AI-enhanced ultra-night mode 🔋 USB-C fast charging & MagSafe 2.0 🤖 AI-powered iOS 18 enhancements

Would you upgrade to the iPhone 16E? Let us know in the comments! 💬

🔗 Full details here: https://promptlytic.com/technology/the-new-apple-iphone-16e-features-specifications-and-additional-features/

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Apple’s budget-friendly iPhone SE series returns this year with the iPhone SE 4. It is anticipated that the most recent model will have significant upgrades while being affordable at the same time. With several leaks happening, expectations are at an all-time high.

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Apple Vision Pro

Last week, I had the chance to try out the Apple Vision Pro, and let me tell you—it is truly something else. No, scratch that. It’s more than great. It’s an experience that feels groundbreaking, almost indescribable. This is far more than just a simple VR headset; Apple has redefined the way we interact with technology, and I’m still wrapping my head around how incredible it truly is.

To paint a picture, using the Vision Pro reminded me of something oddly specific: taking off ski boots. There’s that moment when you return to walking normally and appreciate the simplicity of it, but at the same time, you can’t help but think back fondly on how exhilarating your time on the hill was. That’s exactly how the Vision Pro feels. You step back into reality, but your mind keeps replaying the immersive, mind-blowing moments you’ve just experienced, and all you want to do is dive right back in.

The level of detail and sophistication in this device is astounding. The visual clarity is so sharp and lifelike that it feels like stepping into another world not just viewing one. Apple’s decision to focus on spatial computing rather than simply virtual reality changes the game entirely. You’re not cut off from the real world; instead, it feels like the digital and physical spaces coexist seamlessly. It’s immersive without feeling isolating, and that is a feat worth celebrating.

What sets the Vision Pro apart is its ability to make the experience feel intuitive and natural. There’s no clunky hardware holding you back, no awkward fumbling with controls. Everything just works. The interface is smooth, responsive, and genuinely futuristic. It’s not just about entertainment; it’s about possibilities. Whether you’re collaborating on a project, diving into a cinematic masterpiece, or simply exploring a virtual environment, the Vision Pro elevates it all to a level I didn’t think was possible.

It’s also worth noting how comfortable the device is. Apple has clearly spent a lot of time perfecting the ergonomics. While other headsets can feel bulky or cumbersome, the Vision Pro feels light and balanced a testament to Apple’s meticulous design philosophy.

After using it, I can confidently say this is a glimpse of the future. It’s not just about escaping into another world; it’s about enhancing and expanding the one we already live in. The Vision Pro isn’t just a piece of tech—it’s an experience, one that I can’t wait to revisit. For anyone curious or sceptical, trust me when I say: you have to try this for yourself. It’s truly mind-blowing.

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Apple Home Page on October 4, 2024!

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Apple Event 2024 | iPhone 16 Launch, AirPod Update & More

Don't miss the biggest Apple event of the year! The iPhone 16 is here, and it's packed with exciting new features. Discover the four models in the lineup: iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. Stay tuned for updates on AirPods and other Apple products. Check out our blog for a comprehensive recap of the event! 

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Apple Glowtime Event 2024 | iPhone 16 Launch | Apple Updates

The Apple Glowtime Event 2024 is here, bringing you the latest and greatest updates from Apple. Check out our blog to learn more about the event and the iPhone 16's highlights.

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Apple October 2024 Event! New CONFIRMED Leaks! 📱💻⚡ https://applevideos.co.uk/mac-studio/apple-october-2024-event-new-confirmed-leaks

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Pre-Booking for iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro – Unlock Amazing Offers.

Apple's retail partner, Imagine, is now offering a pre-booking campaign for the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16...Read full news below link.

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📱 Apple iPhone SE 4: Here’s Everything You Need to Know!

Apple’s budget iPhone is getting a major makeover, and it could be the most exciting SE model yet! 🎉

🔹 New iPhone 14-style design 🔹 OLED display for stunning colors 🔹 A16 Bionic chip for faster performance 🔹 USB-C charging & possibly Face ID!

📖 Read more: 🔗 https://promptlytic.com/technology/apple-iphone-se-4-launch-everything-you-need-to-know/

💬 Are you upgrading? Let’s discuss in the comments!

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Camera improvements are a highlight, featuring a new glass-molded lens that enhances optical zoom capabilities while keeping the lens lighter and thinner. Additionally, Apple is introducing a new “Capture” button across the line to provide quick access to various camera features.

Consider the upcoming Camera Control function as an instrument that not just the iPhone but also other applications like Google, Instagram, ChatGPT, or others may utilize to improve their own AI capabilities.

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Apple Weaves AI Into Its Latest Watch, AirPods, iPhone Models

Apple laced its flavor of GenAI, called Apple Intelligence, throughout its latest watch, AirPods, and phone offerings, announced at its “Glowtime” event on Monday. https://tinyurl.com/4rbnu838

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Look Back at the iPod Revolution

By TMC – October 23, 2024

Twenty-three years ago today, the world changed forever, though many of us didn’t realize it at the time. On October 23, 2001, Apple introduced the iPod, a device that promised to put “1,000 songs in your pocket.” And with that, our relationship with music, technology, and even culture itself took a massive leap forward.

Looking back, it's hard to imagine a world without the iPod. For millennials like myself, the iPod became a personal treasure chest of music, freeing us from the limitations of bulky CD players or cassette Walkmans. Before the iPod, managing a music collection was a clunky, physical affair—carrying around CDs or carefully making mixtapes. Then Apple changed the game.

The original iPod wasn’t the first MP3 player, but it was, without question, the most revolutionary. With its sleek design, intuitive scroll wheel, and the ability to store an entire music library on one small device, it redefined how we interacted with music. Suddenly, 1,000 songs, curated to your personal taste, were always at your fingertips.

A Moment of Technological History

The iPod’s launch was a watershed moment for Apple and marked the beginning of the company's ascent to becoming a tech powerhouse. Just a few years before, Apple was struggling, considered by many as a niche company with a relatively small audience. The iPod, however, wasn't just for techies or creatives—it was for everyone.

Steve Jobs famously pitched the iPod as "1,000 songs in your pocket" during the original presentation, and it was genius in its simplicity. The iPod wasn't just about storage capacity; it was about convenience, lifestyle, and bringing joy through music. Apple understood that people didn't just listen to music; they lived it. The ability to carry an entire personal soundtrack wherever you went wasn’t just innovative—it was liberating.

The Evolution of the iPod

The original iPod has since morphed through countless iterations—from the iPod Mini to the iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, and the beloved iPod Touch, which blended the iPhone experience without the phone. But no matter the form, each version maintained the same core promise: music without compromise. Whether you were a casual listener or an audiophile, the iPod changed how we consumed music, transitioning us into the world of digital files and, eventually, streaming.

For someone like me, whose love for photography, history, and technology intersect, the iPod represents more than just a music player. It was a cultural artefact, an expression of personal taste, and a symbol of how technology could seamlessly blend into our everyday lives. It was part of the movement toward personalization and digital independence. You weren't just listening to what radio stations pushed at you; you were curating a soundtrack to your life, selecting what mattered most to you.

In today’s world of streaming services and smartphones, the iPod may feel quaint. Services like Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music have made accessing an endless library of songs nearly instantaneous. But the spirit of the iPod lives on in every playlist we make, every mood-based album we throw on during a morning jog, and every carefully curated collection of favourite tracks we build in a streaming app. The device that once physically fit in our pocket now exists digitally in the cloud, but the idea—the freedom to access music anywhere, anytime—was born with the iPod.

It’s worth taking a moment today to remember just how groundbreaking the iPod was. The first iPod marked the beginning of an era where technology became more personal, more integrated into our everyday experiences. It wasn't just a gadget; it was part of who we were music lovers, explorers, and storytellers.

For me, that first iPod is a memory of discovering music in a whole new way—whether it was playing with friends while listening to the latest tunes or traveling with the perfect soundtrack in my ear. It made music not just portable but personal.

Today, as I sit here with my iPhone 16 Pro, which effortlessly streams millions of songs through Apple Music, I can't help but feel nostalgic for that original iPod. It was a symbol of where we were headed, a hint at the technological revolution we were on the cusp of.

The iPod was more than just “1,000 songs in your pocket.” It was a promise—that the future of technology could be both powerful and deeply personal. And in many ways, Apple fulfilled that promise, shaping the world we live in today.

So, here's to the iPod, the little white box that put the world of music in our hands and set the stage for the future of technology. Though it's no longer with us, its legacy is everywhere—in our pockets, our playlists, and the way we experience the sounds that shape our lives.

TMC