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This is exactly why Apple doesn’t do live launch events. IShowSpeed was livestreaming with Apple CEO John Ternus and wanted to show the new iPhone Duo to his audience. Speed first tried taking a selfie using the under display camera, but as soon as he attempted to take the...

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coolstorybrotech 19 小时前

I dont know why Apple invited him he acts like kid at school 🏫

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Walter Black15 小时前

Yeah, with his energy this could’ve easily turned into an absolute awkward disaster. But honestly, he handled the situation better than expected.

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Upper Level Sweeps17 小时前

Phone is still in beta phase isn't it?

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Walter Black14 小时前

Visible glitches in basic features are absolutely worth pointing out. It’s a $1,999 phone.

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KYRO | Visual Worlds16 小时前

It’s not released yet bud, relax

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Slots LV16 小时前

It’s still a beta phone, isn’t it? You’d expect it to have some bugs.

Walter Black 的头像
Walter Black15 小时前

Sure, bugs can happen. But for a $1,999 device being publicly showcased after 7 years of development, basic functions failing is still worth pointing out.

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Slots LV15 小时前

true

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EMPOWERTOURS SAS15 小时前

Apple CEO looking like a n00b

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Walter Black14 小时前

Yeah, it did make the whole situation a little awkward

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Maywrld17 小时前

Under display camera is the tell. Ternus kept flipping to the outer lenses for a reason.

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jnunez18 小时前

The phone's not even out yet it's still in beta phase of course there's glitches

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💥1xDaGo^T💥15 小时前

Basically exactly how every iPhone typically works nowadays especially when they push out these trash ass updates and irl your phone glitches does some bs and you just have to close try again, turn off try again, just be annoyed give up pissed off your phone is being stupid🤣typical apple shit🤣

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Prometheus18 小时前

This is how you build excellence. People appreciate the honesty. And it goes viral. I think the duo will be a big success.

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MrRecon17 小时前

You obviously haven’t been around Apple for a while. If you had them, you would know how the first live event was conducted.

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Chloe🍎15 小时前

pulling the phone away like a dad grabbing the keys is so funny to me. tim cook wouldve just let the blurry selfie happen and called it character

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Chima15 小时前

Acting like glitches on a not even released software isn’t normal

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PRaNiT15 小时前

Glitches are part of new launches and it can be fixed within few days

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Geno Zubak15 小时前

The phone is WIP still. Why care?

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GroovyQ12 小时前

lol apple always selling new shit that really 4 gen behind. Using these streamers because product sucks and they need an idiot to tell the other idiots what to do. Now you know how gaming advertising works. Samsung has had this exact style of phone out for a while now.

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Byron FX13 小时前

It needs a software update already lol😂

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Ismael Josafat Aguilar19 小时前

Y por eso existen las actualizaciones de software :)

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MrLeeSensei14 小时前

not that big of a deal true for all phones, the tiny front facing camera is a lot worse than the bigger back camera

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Hoke12 小时前

What if it’s because @johnternus doesn’t like to update his phone 😂🤣😆 gotta get the #duo up to date John, work out those bugs 🤣

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Thunder ⚡️16 小时前

Why is he jumping like a monkey 🐒?

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Ilikeyou14 小时前

Even their own advertisements for it are clearly edited. I pity those who buy this .

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Din Din14 小时前

Never buy a new product unless it’s been properly tested or has been in the market for over 2 years. The 18 Pros mog because they’re just better versions of the 17 Pros which work well

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Fernando Flores16 小时前

you know that’s why they aren’t being released until october because they probably already saw the issue and stuff and so by then those problems wont happen

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El Parisiani93SG17 小时前

There is something called Update.

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Jarod 🎙️14 小时前

China phone companies laughing right now

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lǝɐɥɔᴉW15 小时前

the whole thing with inviting speed was tacky af, his content is based on screaming, acting weird and barking. Apple already has a huge audience so I don't really get what type of promotion were they trying to get.

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checked14 小时前

Man you’re so stupid

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Mezzy The Greatest16 小时前

Damn chill off Apple my boi

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Toby11 小时前

Entry level experiment i keep saying. Never invest in the 1st generation of any new device, its not worth it.

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Jim Hacker15 小时前

Bro I watched it the live demos went great what are you talking about.

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Samb0_12 小时前

And people would still buy cause it's apple 🤦🏽

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Ashok Kumar13 小时前

Ternus hands were shaking!! 🫨

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Ty13 小时前

Steve Jobs is rolling in his grave somewhere

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