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    #140: The Revolutionary iPhone

    September 14th, 2017 · 79 minutes

    Brianna, Christina and Simone pore over every detail from Apple's Sept. 12 keynote. RIP ROSE GOLD.

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    Links and Show Notes

    Did Apple Just Kill Rose Gold?
    iPhone X event: the five most important things from the Apple keynote - The Verge
    New Apple Watch Series 3 announced with LTE - The Verge
    Apple’s watchOS 4 due out September 19th with better heart rate monitoring - The Verge
    HANDS ON: LunaTik iPod Nano Watch Kit Makes Us Swoon
    Apple vs. Roku vs. Amazon: who makes the best streaming TV device? - The Verge
    Apple's AirPower wireless charging mat can charge an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods at the same time - The Verge
    iPhone 8 price will start at $699 with a release date of September 22nd - The Verge
    iPhone 8 and 8 Plus announced with wireless charging, True Tone display - The Verge
    If you have an iPhone 7, you should not buy an iPhone 8
    Apple’s iPhone X: wait for the reviews - The Verge
    iPhone X will cost $999 and won’t come out until November 3rd - The Verge
    iPhone X announced with edge-to-edge screen, Face ID, and no home button - The Verge
    iPhone X hands-on: feels like ‘the future of the smartphone’ - The Verge
    Apple brings face-tracking to ARKit on iPhone X | TechCrunch
    iPhone X has no home button, and will unlock with facial recognition - The Verge
    Why Face ID won’t give you the legal protection of a passcode - The Verge