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John Gruber personal PR for Apple is again excited about his ad revenue:

It doesn't matter that Samsung and Google and a bunch of Chinese companies have made foldable Android phones for a decade. Almost nobody cares. The Duo is a fucking iPhone. That makes people care.

Nobody cares about Chinese companies. They just magically filled half the marketplace. That means more than Apple and Samsung together. Probably sold to aliens. If you mean foldables, Apple sold zero of them.

Why is it strange for an iPhone to have a similar price to a MacBook Pro? For many people the phone is their primary computer, the most important and personal device in their life. Not me. Not Oremus. Probably not you. But I bet there are a lot more people out there who would rather have a $2500 iPhone and a $700 MacBook Neo than who would want a $2500 MacBook Pro and a $700 iPhone.

Of course. Not you, not Oremus, not Elon. But plebs? Why not. Correct, everyone wants $2500 smartphone to be reachable by his boss from a factory. Even Hollywood wants it!

Leon Mika another hero of the poor confirms John's research with real life experience from his work:

He's not wrong. Foldables never got mentioned at work before last week, when everyone started talking about the Duo and the new version of iOS. But I feel Apple's got a real winner on it's hands here.

He sees the future bright:

I'm kind of excited to hear that Apple might enter the server space again.

Jason is excited too, but about iOS update:

I'm thankful that Apple put the polishing cloth on every part of the system; it really shines now.

It's refreshing that people starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Max Frequency was more detailed:

iPhone Duo is Already Proving Apple's Dominance

Yes, unreleased smartphone dominates the market. Another guy did not check global marketshare of smartphone makers.

Humans are special pieces. Every human is unique. They express their extraordinary individuality and intelligence in writing. 6 latest articles:

- Apple releases an update.

1. Blogger describes how smooth the animations feel.

2. Blogger discusses the visual changes.

3. Blogger expresses gratitude for Apple's attention to detail.

4. AI-generated moral reflection.

5. A paragraph about online toxicity.

6. Cat photo.

Repeats across 3 000 unique websites.

"Blogger" here is the label for writer. Inherited, popular, domesticated, accepted. Like Apple dominance. No question asked.

Bonus: Beloved Manton Reece is already testing with Duo simulator. Really. He already runs out of tokens. He never disappoints.

Humanity has successfully decentralized the distribution of content while centralized the distribution of thoughts. Supposed "personal" perspective adds almost nothing personal. Individualized press releases for corporate ecosystems, with occasional ethical commentary to demonstrate that the author possesses a soul.