idearVlog · Fabian Fernandez

👓 Apple Glass llega antes de lo esperado… y no viene sola | APPLEaks 215 😱

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Apple Glass might arrive this year with high-resolution cameras and real-time translation.

The episode begins with the host, Fabián Fernández, teasing major Apple leaks, including a product that could arrive earlier than expected. He introduces the topic of Apple's 50-year anniversary and his personal 25-year history with the company. Fernández discusses rumors about Apple Glass, describing it as minimalist glasses with high-resolution cameras, LiDAR, and real-time translation capabilities. He compares it to Ray-Ban with Meta glasses and predicts a price between $600 and $800. The host shares that his first Apple product was an Apple II in the 1980s, and he details the three major processor migrations in Mac OS history: Power PC, Intel x86, and ARM silicon. He mentions a new TikTok channel by Apple featuring a character that might represent AI. Fernández analyzes a Wall Street Journal interview showing early prototypes of the iPhone, Apple Watch, and iPod, highlighting Steve Jobs' insistence on using glass for the iPhone despite skepticism. He questions the DNA of Apple products, discussing rumors about the iPhone Air potentially adding a second camera and whether this breaks the product's minimalist identity. The host talks about leaks regarding the Dynamic Island on future iPhones and the possibility of a radical redesign for the iPhone's 20th anniversary. He addresses Apple's struggles with AI in iOS 18 and promises from WWDC 2024 that were not delivered. Fernández explains a rumored AI App Store for iOS, which would allow users to choose different AI engines like Gemini or Claude while maintaining a consistent Siri-like interface. He lists four upcoming products that could be enhanced with Siri: Apple TV, HomePod 3, HomePod mini, and a HomePod Touch with a screen. The episode concludes with Fernández encouraging viewers to invest in Apple stock and promoting a sponsor, Seaport, for buying products in Argentina.

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