The beginning of the END of iPhone

[@FrontPageTech]

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[@belugabruh9112]

It’s confirmed, fpt likes his own comments!!😮

[@ConorORegan]

It feels like Jon is having more fun with the news videos lately and the videos have had a different vibe since the Tim Cook doc and I’m all for it

[@dupre7416]

His Tim Apple doc was quite good.

[@DocBrownAg]

totally agree

[@TalkinKush]

Not enough dirty jokes imho

[@dominickmatta3536]

No it was because he has a different writer now

[@dominickmatta3536]

@@GH0STST4RSCR34Mits been brian for a while now that’s why its different…

[@GoatingStuff]

I love the idea of people using iPods sometimes to disconnect from phone and I can’t wait for people to use phones to disconnect from their headset/ glasses

[@joshingamer0723]

💀💀💀

[@harrykatsaros]

Phones aren’t going anywhere. Until they shrink down the Vision Pro into the size of a contact lens 50 years from now, the smartphone will be sticking around.

[@i0x_x0i]

You don’t say. Sit down

[@hankagura5355]

50 huh... someone sounds scared of change to me. Youd be stupid to underestimate the rate of progression of technology that much. Give it 10 years and the Vision and products alike will become normal over smartphones.

[@epsilon1670]

I dunno I think as long as they shrink it down to glasses that are regular sized not oversized clown glasses people will start shifting away from phones

[@amangadpale9284]

I don't think it'll still go away

[@jimjamjon2285]

@@hankagura5355where’s the camera and battery gonna go in a contact lens? Use your baby brain for 1 second and you’ll realise why no device will replace a smartphone

[@Epicgamer_Mac]

Also just wanna say Jon, your videos are really becoming something else… I can see a clear pattern and idea where you’re taking the channel, and I love it.

[@FrontPageTech]

appreciate you noticing ❤

[@PlasticSquare]

FPT is making us transition from the freezing 🚽 seat to the comfy couch 🛋️

[@Epicgamer_Mac]

@@PlasticSquare Always keep some 🚽 around tho. #🚽Squad4Eva

[@Vastfill]

Going to rewatch this video 10 years later with my apple sight 2 pro, and watch everything with depth

[@乂]

I feel like it's going to be at least a few decades before iPhones are "obsolete"

[@mahmoudserag7492]

Yooo

[@Lxful]

imagine buying subscribers by purchasing a youtube account

[@Machiavelli2pc]

@@LxfulNothing wrong with that. You don’t know why he did that. Either you’re purposely trying to be a arse, or you are very quick to assume and judge.

[@TheSiemek]

Few decades? Dude the technical progress in last 30 years was insane and it’s not going to stop.

[@smashed_penguin]

That's why it's the "beginning of the end", supposedly. It ain't the end yet nowhere close.

[@GyanPrakash]

Every Nokia and Sony phones used to come with dedicated shutter button during 2011, Nokia C6-00 I used to have got one of these 😊

[@Derpy1969]

Maybe in 10 years. But not at $3500-$4000 for the VP.

[@iklxsss]

I completely agree with Jon's stance. As an employee of Apple and watching the gradual changes, it could not be more evident what is going on. I remember when Apple said their vision was just a slab of glass in your hand and they slowly began altering the state of the phone to prepare everyone for it. Now with Vision Pro on the rise, we can now wear our Apple Watch, Mac, and iPhone on our heads. In 10 years I can totally see something the size of glasses or even contacts replacing what we currently have. Even if parts of the hardware are contained in something pocket size connected to said glasses. I miss the days when people still followed Apple's line of thinking different. So many customers come into the store with this limited thinking that comes from a negative place and my job gets increasingly more difficult when trying to get them to open their mind and see things differently. Why do we hate change yet constantly talk about needing it?

[@southerncyan4098]

yeah, I definitely see the battery solution (in the near future) as being a sensible compromise. And certainly, the grand design will be unbelievably impactful on our day to day lives. I just imagine what it would be like to constantly see the time, it would change many things.

[@Vegate998]

Very good video. Your videos are becoming more and more developed in the type of content they present - and very well supported with its arguments I must say! Very good, very nice.

[@nicolasmontiel8075]

I remember hearing somewhere (probably fuh pah tuh) that Steve tried to give us an iPad but only had the technology for an iPhone in 2007 so that's why he started there. I agree with you Jon, Tim has a "vision" in mind (probably slim AR glasses) but does not have that technology available to him at the moment so he is starting with the Vision Pro. AR Glasses can 100% replace your phone. No more need to pic it up if notifications and the time show up actively in your vision through out the day. Who knows, maybe Tim is hoping he can get AR Contact lenses! That way people don't even know we are using them. How crazy would that be.

[@philipehusani]

Slim AR glasses is every ones vision... Lol. It has been in sci-fi movies for decades now and no one has had the tech to do it. If the tech does does become available, everyone would do it. Apple doesn't build any tech, they just get from manufacturers and have it assembled by someone else. If the tech is available, other design companies would also get from manufacturers and have it assembled. Apple is a marketing company, not a tech company.

[@fatguy9]

I think Tim wanted to cement his name with Apple by starting the headset because he will always be the CEO that brought it to market which is a pretty smart move

[@cypvh74]

Anyone that has to wear glasses for vision correction can tell you that dealing with glasses is a PITA. No one that doesn’t have to, is going to want that hassle.

[@nicolasmontiel8075]

@@cypvh74 I wear glasses and I used to wear glasses as an accessory. There is a huge sun glass market out there buddy, I invite you to go outside of your house and bear witness at how incorrect your statement is.

[@ivanm3342]

@@cypvh74not true, many prefer them over contacts. Many dont mind wearing them. Never bothered me too much even though i wear contacts now when i go outside. The question is always is there a significant upside to offset the inconvenience. And with good AR that isnt too bulky, absolutely. The way it is right now no, the equation is skewed, but likely soon enough.

[@sweezemasterbigsploopindic5291]

Vision Pro is definitely Apple’s next focus. I whole heartedly agree it’ll eventually replace the iPhone. I work at one of the Apple Stores, and you should see how much pressure they’re putting on us to make sure we get even something as simple as verbage down to a science when talking about Vision Pro. It’s going to take a few iterations, much like it did for the Apple Watch to become mainstream, but I think the crux will be when they add cellular to the AVP

[@eca3101]

The way I see it, Apple vision will not be mass market until Apple releases the non-pro version of the product. That’s when Apple really thinks their AR headset will break into the mainstream

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Big difference between wearing a watch on your wrist vs wearing a headset or glasses. Not everyone wants to wear a headset or glasses out in public while walking on the sidewalk or going up or down the stairs to take a train or a bus, etc. There's no way glasses will replace a phone and I say that as someone who pre-ordered the Apple Vision Pro because I'm an enthusiast. Average consumers are NOT.

[@arcomarco7131]

When they make it as a glasses then yeah, bulky headset? Hell no.

[@a-don13]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M not now, but sometime in the future

[@rocketmunkey1]

@@a-don13 in 20 years time when technology ie transparent 8k screens you can see at very short distances and micro batteries with 8 hour battery life, when vision pro will basically be a Completely different product ! ie AR glasses as opposed to VR Goggles.

[@JeffreyHage]

If Apple ever pretends to invent water this guy will probably tell us how super amazing it is.

[@androyd87tv]

Facts lol

[@Noah-xn5th]

🤡

[@suobset]

The Mac hasn't died. The iPhone will be just fine.

[@Workingfilms]

This vid was such a roller coaster, it went from “new iPhone have new button” to “HUMANITY IS ENTERING A NEW ERA OF UNPARALLELED CONNECTIVITY”

[@TMCNJ]

“The future is now” - Wayne Szalinski

[@dariusdareme]

It's not replacing the iPhone. It's replacing the MacBook, iMac and iPad.

[@rollingmancave4547]

Nobody wants to wear Ski Goggles for hours on end: Vision Pro sucks! AR Glasses: Yes, I'll wear them all day!

[@chicagofan4eva23]

Just say you can’t afford it.

[@samio2944]

@@chicagofan4eva23 true haha @rollingmancave4547 try first then speak bro

[@TheMrFabian1]

To be fair: he did say the product that will eventually replace iPhone is probably looking differently, not like ski goggles anymore.

[@Cornelius87]

​@chicagofan4eva23 everyone with a job can afford it but it's not worth it for most people. I've never been interested in vr glasses or anything like that. If the vision pro was $500 I probably still wouldn't buy it.

[@calebk5506]

I think apple will likely introduce other ways to watch spatial video, and even if not, I feel like they’re going to find a way (likely with some settings) to make all video spatial video that way people won’t even think when they record, but will be praising apple when AR becomes (more) mainstream for already having years of captured memories in VR

[@baskapes762]

My boss at work will not be happy with my scuba diving goggles

[@joshd108]

This is the fist time I’ve actually watched an episode from the toilet.

[@harrison00xXx]

Must be better sh*t than this clickbaity apple hater "sh*ts".

[@sp3edstr]

Official Pokémon capture button! 😂

[@AmrEhabKamel]

Not only is it well written, but the idea, and logic are solid and well thought too! This is a trend I cannot unnotice in fpt in the last couple of videos and I love how you and fpt are maturing into this! Bravo!

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

Thanks for the 10 minute, 17 second video 😉

[@ravitejaknts]

Vision Pro is VR not matter what everyone and Apple likes to call. So when it comes to future, Samsung is making a folding phone and Apple is making an VR headset. No one is making an AR headset here, so don't worry about iPhone guys.

[@timtim2949]

The potential is definitely there in the Vision (Pro). It mostly needs refinement: ideally, a lighter, smaller form factor along with truly transparent screens will shoot the popularity of this product category into the stratosphere.

[@Mumble8988]

I don't see the VisionPro replacing the iPhone. Most people I know can't even think about being able to afford it's $3,000 pricetag.

[@jimjamjon2285]

Not gonna happen. The iPhone will forever remain as the core of the Apple ecosystem. I remember when people said the Apple Watch would replace the iPhone someday. They can all coexist.

[@smashed_penguin]

Forever is a long time.

[@saranciuc7717]

The watch had no chance because of the small screen and lack of using it as a tool. But having a pair of thin smart glasses (not the vision pro), where you can see everything you had on your phone and waay more, then that's a different story. Such a device with AI will help you fix a space rocket even if you have no idea what you are doing.

[@folksurvival]

"Forever"

[@arcomarco7131]

@@saranciuc7717 Assuming we will discover entirely new source of power.

[@brendanfogel4573]

Yeah forever is a long time and remember you cant stay on top forever. Someone will eventually overtake them​@smashed_penguin

[@hunterbsmith]

The capture button is a horrible idea 🔥 take

[@GarbanzoBeansFan]

Jern casually filming himself pee 🤣🤣🤣 i love this channel!

[@SerPapus]

Apple could release Apple glasses that work from your iPhone. 2025 release date?

[@Jsoncv]

I can totally see that! Seems so obvious when you point these things out, just something I wouldn't have thought about. You know what else I see? Jon growing and evolving right before our eyes! What a treat!!

[@nkangarichard]

While Samsung is adding AI and live Audio call translation, Apple out here adding an extra button🤧🥲. Still gonna buy an iPhone tho.

[@CrunchyMind]

I completely disagree that they’d do it primarily for the vision pro, that’s not the selling point for the vision pro, that’s just a small tiny appeal to get it.

[@android175]

Its a door opening, one way one system links on another way as the walled garden it is.

[@bushgreen260]

*Only 3 major features left for the iPhone to include: no notch display, new battery tech that doubles the battery life, wireless over the air charging.*

[@juniorwrx01]

The future looks expensive if that's the case.

[@TecTrent]

In order for the vision pro to become our next main device, it's gonna need to get really small and really compact.

[@michawee]

While having a much longer battery life. Which contradicts one another.

[@evancrazyerror]

@@michaweewhy are we acting like technology doesn’t advance rapidly? How many hundreds of times more powerful is the A17 Pro compared to the first iPhone? People are even working on new battery tech to get batteries smaller and higher capacity. Just because phones have plateaued doesn’t mean technology as a whole has stopped moving forward.

[@buddy305luv9]

So what Jon is saying is that everyone will be wearing glasses in the future like he and I. LOL

[@RileySullivan]

I only know who the hobbit, “Mark Gurman” is, is because of Jern.

[@ahmeterzurumlu9116]

The video title should’ve been The Future is Vision Pro not “The End of iPhone” man c’mon if you’d ask me you’re not putting any arguments on the table how they’re planning to END the iPhone it still seems to be two different products

[@willr2461]

I don’t think phones are going anywhere anytime soon. But the other thing is for someone who has to wear glasses every day everywhere. They’d have to make smart AR glasses that can do everything you expect from your iPhone AND that are normal size and comfortable to wear all day long for people who need glasses just to get thru the day. Before you can retire your phone. Maybe they’ll have something smaller, better, for people who don’t need to wear them all day just to see, to drive, etc. And they can just pop them on as needed to access information or take pictures and then slide them back in their pocket. But for people who wear glasses all day, they need a better solution or just be left out of the fun. The future. 😂

[@glootfrootswoot]

As someone who used a Windows Phone I have missed the two-stage shutter key and this makes me smile. While I figured what the button was going to do, that zoom functionality is a very cool addition

[@yemns]

dam it was just months ago everyone was like no buttons and there are 4 buttons now😭😭😭

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Big difference between wearing a watch on your wrist vs wearing a headset or glasses. Not everyone wants to wear a headset or glasses out in public while walking on the sidewalk or going up or down the stairs to take a train or a bus, etc. There's no way a headset or glasses will replace a phone and I say that as someone who pre-ordered the Apple Vision Pro because I'm an enthusiast. Average consumers are NOT.

[@tyron2854]

You just hated on Vision Pro and wasn’t gonna go nowhere in the last video and now this video the Vision Pro is the future 💁

[@FrontPageTech]

You really need to use your ears more

[@satxrnhimself]

I have an iPhone 14 Pro with 94% battery health after a year, which has poor battery life, scrolling stuttering and other annoying bugs. Should I trade in to the 15 Pro or 15 Pro Max or wait for the 16 Pro?

[@giatiexwkanali2750]

Wait

[@satxrnhimself]

@@giatiexwkanali2750 Ok, thanks! And would you get the regular 16P of the 16PM? Thanks.

[@mrlightwriter]

My iPhone 14 Pro has average battery at 91% health after almost 1,5 years, but I don't have any issues with stuttering, or any bugs for that matter. And I'm on the latest beta. Have you tried a factory reset?

[@satxrnhimself]

@@mrlightwriter Yes multiple times factory reset with settings and or with iTunes and both didn’t help for that.

[@mrlightwriter]

@@satxrnhimself That's unfortunate.

[@Sammy36843]

Then remove the action button.. why should you keep it?

[@Electrum]

wow imagine 15 years from now.. we are gonna come back to this video. And say... Nailed it!

[@dembinsk]

I love your delivery style. Keeps it fun and appreciate the humor. All while it’s great information. Keep being you and delivering / presenting the way you do. Well done.

[@aaronbernath3554]

I don't think I've actually subscribed to a channel faster LOL. The humour is refreshing to the tech space. Thank you

[@catabun3656]

You all realize that Sony xperia phones have the camera button since 2013 right? 😂 It's so Apple to "invent" something that android phones had for a decade already 🤣

[@JayWilFo]

Have to agree with other commenters. Your presentation of the shorter videos is up there with the longer ones now. And awesome that the fun side of things hasn’t taken a backseat despite the presentation being more mature. Loving your work more & more every year mate ❤

[@eUploads]

Nah, people are still gonna use smartphones in 30 years.

[@folksurvival]

Hopefully not. Hopefully in 30 years nobody will be using any type of cellphone.

[@myharryface]

I think you are spot on Jon ... here is the future I see. 1. Your Apple Watch becomes the center, meaning it takes the burden of being your wireless connection to the world. 2. Vision (or a version of it) becomes a pair of glasses that can both correct your vision and be sunglasses ... while being the main computer you interact with regularly throughout the day. 3. Only when you need to do more interaction with data that a Vision doesn't most effectively support ... does the user switch to something else ... a small tablet (which is what the iPhone migrates toward) Mac, etc. That allows that future small tablet to be thinner as well ... since it doesn't have to do the heavy GPS and wireless connection duties. - Yep ... I said doody.

[@raytaylor4199]

I just can’t imagine a dystopian world where all the humans are wearing a headset, I hope that is not our future, for the Apple fanboys that really want this to happen, just think about the impact it will have on society & future generations.

[@ianmeechan2040]

I've used Apple for over 30 years. as a photographer and cinematographer I understand why the younger generation used video in portrait rather than landscape format but stoked that Apple are trying to move back to landscape. Our TV's, movie theatre's etc are landscape so makes perfect sense to have it that way. There's a place for both formats but I can't wait to see the Vision Pro demo.

[@GunzyHD]

Man I don’t like this capture button. If it is capacitive, cases will need to have the button area cut out, making it just look weird

[@MrPatonMarshall]

I've been saying the same ever since AT&T/Cingulair had a commercial years ago where they demonstrated an app called SkyWrite. But the tech wasn't ready. Then with the HTC Vibe and Google Glass it started to take shape more but the tech still wasn't there. But yes the future is most definitely in augmented reality. The potential uses for education, entertainment, therapy, medical training, forensics, mine/bomb disarmament, etc... it's ALL going to be in AR. I'm all for it too. I agree that Vision Pro isn't it but it IS the beginning of it. The future is going to be wild and I cannot wait.

[@Andy_B.]

there is no end.... this must be a freakin joke

[@thecapone45]

Look I have only recently discovered your channel but I think you're so on point with your analysis. I can totally see your channel growing larger and larger if you keep up this level of quality and insight. You're talking about things in a way other tech KZbinrs aren't.

[@TechRealityGlasgow]

Jorn has now found the way for people to watch a sponsorship advert... GENIUS! :)

[@itsmznatnatbitchez]

I boycotted FPT a while back but sometimes your videos still pop up for me. I decided to watch it because I was following FPT back in 2018-2020 (or so) .... I'm glad I clicked it.... You have grown up a lot Jern, your point of view on this is absolutely spot on (or it seems that way, I'd bet my bottom dollar that your theory is more than correct.).... That was very well put, couldn't agree more. This video is now one of my top FPT videos (in my brain).... And yes, you've always said that AR is the future, you didn't really care for VR back then but I'm glad to see that you've taken a liking to it, I think maybe you've bought the Quest 2/3 and fell in love and now you're saying more positive things about it! (Discord server 2018-19...... You guys had this one kid that was doing your server work we dubbed him Moscow Milk because his name in Russian was Milk .... Moloko.... I was the person who changed my name on discord every single day..... Amy was the one I went by the most. If in case you guys wanted to know who's commenting.) Dank Hammer (I believe was also a mod there if I remember correctly).... Anyways.... Thanks for making this video.

[@endeavor4299]

Why are people looking at the rate of technology linearly? “It took 30 years from the first mobile phone to iPhone, so it will take that long for a polished VR headset”. Technological advancement by nature is exponential. Y’all be surprised when you can immerse in fully interactive, lifelike virtual environments in just a few years.

[@TechSpaceCowboy]

This contrasted well with Tailosive techs video today

[@OldSlyEyes]

bro ima be real with you im not walking around with that shit on my head 😂😂😂

[@quanmedley6839]

Obviously not this model but when there the size if normal glasses you will

[@GranolaBoots]

People would say the same thing about AirPods when they first launched.

[@gabrielangel1996]

​@@GranolaBootsyeah, its the same thing, wearing a block more than half a kilo and seeing the outside work through a camera is the same thing as an airpod

[@miguelsilva9118]

@@quanmedley6839 when's that gonna be? I think people keep forgetting about the most important thing in all this: batteries. Batteries aren't getting significantly smaller over time. We'll need a quantum leap in terms of pure battery tech before something like these glasses can be the size of normal eyeglasses.

[@miguelsilva9118]

@@GranolaBoots lol what?

[@j340_official]

iPhone isn’t going anywhere

[@irrel3vant4545]

3:32 lol i wont forget this jon... thanks for that

[@smallbutdeadly931]

I'm thankful for every day I'm not an Apple person

[@miodiofoo]

this is the first time where i understand why some older people prefer flip phones over iphones. they don’t like change. nor do i. i couldnt imagine wearing that heavy thing or anything to be wore on me.

[@icentuche90]

Nothing can replace a phone completely in the next 20 years or more. They can coexist with a phone but not replace it

[@sam.mankar]

IMO: iPhone was launched after iPod. iPhone was like an iPod but with extra features. IT DID THE WORK OF iPod. Therefore iPod was discontinued. BUT MacBook was launched after iMac. MacBook did the work of iMac, but it wasnt discontinued. iPhone did the work of MacBook and yet MacBook wasn't discontinued either. When Apple Watch was launched, it introduced several features that mimicked iPhone's features (GPS, Cellular). But this didn't discontinued iPhones. There's something great about phones as a tool that it won't be discontinued anytime soon.

[@horridohobbies]

That's a really intriguing analysis. I think you may be right.

[@AdamariMedia]

The button sounds very cool and intuitive sorta like a camera shutter button where you have to hold lightly to focus and harder to actually capture. Except this one might have even more functions like zooming!

[@Speakrussiannow]

When Jon said, “The future is not in our phones” ( 9:08 ), my screen went black, and I thought, “Nice dramatic video editing!” and kept waiting for him to reappear in a similar dramatic fashion in some form of an AR projection! Turns out, it was merely a glitch of some sort on my end… 😂 P. S. Enjoyed your analysis!

[@mesh4mania]

Sorry to say this Jon, but that is your opinion. Vision Pro is not aiming to replace iPhone, it's aiming to replace the smart Android TV / apple TV. The device is best suited to wear indoors.

[@nicoli8437]

The iPhone will become second-rate when Apple releases AR glasses

[@wickstorm_records]

Vision Pro is gonna flop

[@GLH-uz6jv]

New subscriber here -- this guy's personality is kinda fantastic and I definitely want more of this type of content!

[@AlexSquared]

Apple vision pro is going to BOMB SO HARD lol

[@chiefresident]

This video cover is one hell of a masterpiece! Great work

[@cjbsat]

The iPhone will become the battery pack and expansion drive for Vision Pro and camera for when away from the headset

[@paultomaszewski1964]

Spatial Video, or as everyone else calls it 3D video. Considering 3D movies and TV's are so popular right now ( sarcasm), you go Apple.

[@tienshido]

The ultra needs to be thick. Like all original new designs, (Vision Pro) the are huge. Give me a MacBook Air as a micro tablet. Phat phone. I’ve always had otter box so I’m used to a big phone…

[@marksapollo]

Oh dear, you’ve lost your mind now, this is just as false as you claiming the iPad Mini 6 wouldn’t be launched in the day it launched, or that the Apple Watch 7 was going to be a complete redesign…

[@vedanshchn]

It’s clearly Apple vs the whole range of Androids now. The competition isn’t among them anymore. They’re all trying to look and feel like iPhones be it hardware or software wise. Even Pixel 9 Pro renders make it look exactly like an iPhone aesthetic tbh which sucks. If Apple didn’t have an OS of their own, their phone division had been dead by now already.

[@johnnyblaze5551]

Poor for Vision Pro comment

[@vedanshchn]

@@johnnyblaze5551 I’ll buy it on Day 1 of launch when it goes global 🤷‍♂️ Edit: I can get the current one as and when it will be brought here by dealers who import but the official website says that it will only support Apple ID set to US as the region. I’m not gonna do that just for a first gen product.

[@eca3101]

The new baseline Galaxy S phones look exactly like iPhones from the back lol

[@rfischer1984]

I have been telling everyone this is the future. I mean, in my office, I already have headphones on all the time. with multiple screens. If they can get it down to a smaller footprint, I could especially see me using it at work. It would get rid of a lot of clutter and only need one device. not only that, I could take it with me virtually anywhere. Yes, i can take my phone anywhere, but I cant project multiple screens and or watch movies on a huge screen in front of me, with my phone. I can cast to my tv at home, but the idea of going somewhere else and not needing to bring the equipment with me. Is pretty nice. I think this is the start, I am excited to see where it goes from here.

[@CitiesoftheFuture]

I think it’s gonna be a button for calling the renewed AI…. Like the rabbit AI device

[@naturereporter2719]

You are right. This is a glimse of the vision that the future lets us see here and now. Most people will not understand it.

[@sebastiaodeabreu7297]

This is huge. It was unlikely for apple to make a dedicated mechanical button for video or camera, or anything!

[@Igor-bl7xx]

Reminds me of the Nokia Lumia 925, very impressive phone. Oled + Wireless Charging + Optical Stabilization and this capture button back in 2014

[@Snoodlehootberry]

I know many many people who automatically turn their phone to landscape when they video. It simply provides a better video for anyone that knows how to turn the phone sideways which is everybody if they could be bothered.

[@sethmichaels.9204]

'The beginning of the end' What a joke

[@vjtech17]

Fully agree! I think every other Apple device, iPhone/iPad/Mac, will get new features that will compliment Vision Pro. And the iPhone will be gradually downgraded to be an accessory to the Vision Pro.

[@AlexCrews]

The capture button is gonna capture Pokémon😂

[@RealMrMizter]

This isn’t the first time though, they originally removed the headphone jack for airpods

[@SuperDuprTech]

Just to add to what was said in this video, with spacial video currently being limited to recording at 1080p I believe that should the ultra wide camera on the next iPhone models indeed increase its MP count to 48, that we will be able to record spacial videos at 4k. I'm also wondering if Apple allow the iPhone 16s to record 8k video as im sure they would then have the bandwidth to record it...

[@mrlightwriter]

I agree completely with the iPhone 16 being able to record spacial video at 4K, since the ultrawide camera is rumored to have 48MP, like you said. However, another important point that needs to be addressed is to increase the frame rate from 30fps to 60fps. However, I do believe it will happen with the iphone 16 pro, the Apple way.

[@hometechUK]

iPhone is 100% stzying the top focus for apple, Vision Pro will only be sold to less then 5% of apple users. Its thensame as facebook Meta, it sounds good but a few years later the Fad will go away. Vision pro is mainly for single users especially with any price over £500. Tha Camera button yes will help users finally go back to landscape. Phones will always be the majour technology we own & use, well for the next 20 years at least.

[@darioalejandro180]

I'm in the toilet 🚽 watching this episode 😃 🧻

[@TieDyeShyGuy]

The people who say mixed reality isn’t the future are the same people who said HDTV would never take off.