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iPhone 17 Air could be Apple’s slimmest iPhone ever
- The rumored iPhone 17 Air might measure just 6mm thick, making it the slimmest iPhone ever.
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3. iPhone 17 Air (00:07:37)
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5. MacBook Pro quantum dot display (00:33:29)
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10. Aftershow (01:22:04)
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Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Notion (00:05:16)
3. iPhone 17 Air (00:07:37)
4. AirTag 2 (00:24:08)
5. MacBook Pro quantum dot display (00:33:29)
6. 1Password (00:39:24)
7. Mac mini replaceable storage (00:40:30)
8. Image Playground (00:49:45)
9. Apple TV (actually a TV) (01:14:03)
10. Aftershow (01:22:04)
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