The CultCast Big iPhone 15 leaks + price hikes + 8 reasons to ditch Spotify for Apple Music! (CultCast #605)
This week: we got more big iPhone 15 leaks, + Apple is considering big price hikes, + we argue over Spotify vs Apple Music... again!
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This week's stories
Apple reportedly considers hiking iPhone 15 Pro prices
- Apple is mulling raising prices for the iPhone 15 Pro and its Pro Max sibling in the United States. The company has yet to make a final decision on the matter, though.
iPhone 15 Pro Max price might increase $200
- The iPhone 15 Pro Max could go up by as much as $200, according to an industry analyst.
- Remember that bright-orange Action Button on Apple Watch Ultra? The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max might come with something similar.
Apple’s 48MP camera heads for more affordable iPhone 15 models
- The 48 megapixel camera that debuted in the iPhone 14 Pro models is making its way to the “standard” iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, according to a trusted analyst.
Protect your iPad from bumps and scratches -- and look good doing it!
Apple lends Vision Pro AR headset to devs on a very short leash
- A fortunate few will soon get their hands on the Apple Vision Pro. Developers can now apply to get a prerelease loaner unit with which to test the applications they’re creating for the upcoming AR headset.
Get the time without even looking at your Apple Watch
- You can read the time without even looking at your Apple Watch using a little-known feature called Taptic Time. Hold two fingers on the screen and you’ll feel it tap the time out on your wrist.