The iPhone 16 Pro could finally bring the bronze medal that Erfon has been dreaming of for years.
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This week on Cult of the Macs Podcast: The latest iPhone 16 rumors give us more insight into the lineup’s likely camera upgrades – and color combinations.
Also on The cult cast:
- A fake invitation to an Apple event (which appeared to specify the exact date) sent the internet into a frenzy. Find out how a 14-year-old Italian scammer fooled the internet.
- Do you want to give your iPhone a blackout? We have a four-digit key combination for you!
- In a new “Under Review” segment, Griffin raves about a Vision Pro accessory that significantly improves the usability of the device – and won’t ruin your hair!
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The cult cast Livestream Archive: iPhone 16 Cameras, Colors
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The most important Apple news this week
On the show this week: Your host Erfon Elijah (@erfon), Cult of the Mac Senior Editor Lewis Wallace (@lewiswallace) And Cult of the Mac Author D. Griffin Jones (@dgriffinjones).
Here are the headlines we’re talking about on this week’s show:
Under review
Gripping: Annapro Comfort Headband for Vision Pro: This comfortable, pressure-reducing headband for Apple Vision Pro is an absolute must-have accessory that changes the game.
This makes using the headset in standard mixed reality mode far more exciting and comfortable, as you can use the device without Apple’s light shield that destroys peripheral vision.
