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iPhone 15 NO Home Button: SHOCKING Changes You Won't Believe! #iphone15 #changes Get ready for the most shocking changes coming with the iPhone 15! In this video, we dive deep into the revolutionary design that eliminates the home button, showcasing

Did you know Apple relies on Samsung for its stunning iPhone displays? 🌟 Despite being fierce competitors, Samsung's cutting-edge OLED technology powers the vibrant screens we love on iPhones. Why? Samsung leads the market with unmatched quality a

In 1985, after being ousted from Apple, Steve Jobs founded NeXT Computers, aiming to revolutionize education and business computing. In 1988, he unveiled the NeXT Computer, known for its sleek design and innovative NeXTSTEP operating system. Despite

Apple’s All-Time Viral Marketing Campaigns—Lessons in Branding Domination Apple doesn’t do marketing. Apple creates movements. Every ad, every product launch, every campaign—designed to make you feel, think, and want. If you’re serious about marketi

This is the weirdest tax case in history... Apple found a way to pay 0.005% tax while others paid 12.5%. The EU demanded $13 billion in revenge. But Ireland fought AGAINST receiving $13 billion in tax money. This is the bizarre story that exposed

The Most Underrated Strategy in Modern Business: Betting on Simplicity The biggest companies in the world aren’t winning with complexity. They’re winning with simplicity. Take Apple in 2017. When they removed the headphone jack from the iPhone,

Some of my Privacy settings that keep me safe on the internet - My default search engine is Duckduckgo - My default browser is Firefox - All my devices are on the Apple ecosystem (iMac, MacBook, iPad, iPhone) - By Default Siri and Data sharing with

😤Before Hating Venture Funded Startup Read this👇 Most of them are actually creating a market, Instead of entering some market. So isn't that they are doing something that we don't need? No❌ Do people before iPhone era ever wonder they need it? N

Day 5 of posting business content from which you can learn something new. 2005 was a different world: • iphone doesn't exist • Apps were not a thing But Google saw something nobody else did. They found a tiny startup called Android Inc The company

In 2000, Nokia ruled the world—selling 7 phones every second and owning 70% of the market. But a decade later, it collapsed completely. How did the king of mobile phones fall so fast ? The rise and fall of Nokia, explained: Nokia started in 1865