Apple Raises Prices on Everything!
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Why is Apple raising prices on their products?
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Yeah, I thought it was like a thing. Like a frog, I guess, is not particularly sensitive to temperature changes if it's slow enough. So you can slowly increase the temperature of the water and the frog will not get out of the water until you're literally boiling it.
This sounds like something a chef said because you felt bad that you were boiling frogs. I just Googled it and it is a myth.
And biologists have confirmed that they can escape the water if it gets uncomfortably hot.
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Okay, that's good. That's really good to hear. For anyone that was thinking about boiling frogs, Well, it's still a common saying in the community today. Still a common saying, definitely a myth. That's good that it's a myth.
The difference is we can't stop recording this podcast. So we will boil and cannot get out.
Yeah, for sure. Okay, in today's episode, we will have Apple's increased prices across the board. I know they tried to sneak that out on a Thursday, but joke's on you guys. We record every week, so we're talking about it this time.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why is Apple raising prices on their products?
0:00–1:22
2
What are the rumored features of the upcoming Samsung foldable?
1:22–2:00
3
How is WhatsApp changing with the introduction of usernames?
2:00–3:22
4
What impact does Sony's decision to end physical disc production have?
3:22–4:02
5
What are the implications of Apple’s price hikes on consumer behavior?
4:02–4:47
6
How do Apple’s price increases compare to competitors?
4:47–5:29
7
What are the latest trends in AI and tech discussed in this episode?
5:29–6:58
8
What fun trivia questions were included at the end of the episode?
6:58–1:20:28