#Apple_design

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These are all computational photography errors. Modern mobile photography is increasingly turning into computational photography every year. And sometimes this results in very interesting incidents, as in the photo below.  [caption id="attachment_85278" align="aligncenter" width="780"] iPhone[/caption] At first glance, it may seem that everything is in order with the picture. But if you look more closely, you can see that the girl who published this photo looks different in two neighboring mirrors, and besides, neither of the mirrors reflects the girl’s real pose.  Is this iPhone possessed by the devil? Creating such an image in Photoshop or another editor is not difficult, but the caveat is that this photo was taken on an iPhone without any further processing.  The reason for this result is actually quite simple. For some reason, the iPhone algorithms mistook the girl’s reflections for other people, and since modern photos are taken by gluing together many instantly taken photographs, we see that from somewhere in this set of photos the iPhone took one girl, from somewhere else, and then I glued it all together.  The funny thing is that in the past, when there was no talk of any modern smartphones or cameras, such a photo could have been regarded as the work of the devil.  

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But it's unclear how long it will take It seems that Apple is still not going to give up developing its own 5G modem . At least this conclusion can be drawn from a fresh interview with the company's senior vice president of hardware technology, Johny Srouji. [caption id="attachment_85245" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Apple[/caption] It looks like Apple isn't going to give up. A CNBC journalist directly asked him to comment on rumors that development of the modem had been discontinued. Of course, Srouj did not say anything intelligible, but stated that Apple is interested in its own modem and it has teams that can implement this project. That is, apparently, the Cupertino giant is still not going to curtail development, although you should always keep in mind the possibility that at the time of the interview the company was simply not ready to talk about closing the project.

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Buyers will sign up to try out the new product before purchasing. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has revealed new details about the Apple Vision Pro headset. It is expected to appear “early next year”, but it is unlikely to allow Apple to significantly increase revenue. CEO Tim Cook laid out his approach to selling a device that combines virtual and augmented reality: “There hasn't been a product like the Vision Pro on the market before. And that's why we intentionally sell it only in our stores. "We will be offering in-store demos and it will be very different from the typical 'grab and go' buying process." Apple has come up with a new approach to selling Vision Pro [caption id="attachment_79406" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Vision Pro[/caption] While he didn't go into detail, Mark Gurman previously reported that Apple plans to require buyers to make an appointment to test the Vision Pro before purchasing. Vision Pro flagship stores will also have dedicated shopping areas. International distribution of the new product will be moderate. Vision Pro will launch in the US only, before heading to the UK and Canada at the end of 2024. We are waiting for new details to appear.