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An entire soccer match was broadcast using iPhone 17 Pro Max 🫪 The LA Galaxy vs Houston Dynamo game became the first major professional live sporting event shot entirely on iPhones. The production used around 15 iPhone 17 Pro Max positioned throughout the stadium, paired with professional broadcast gear,...

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