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Ultra Max and the next big thing: How Apple’s 2023 will change everything

Apple’s 2022 was a little slow on the Mac side, but there are brighter days ahead in 2023 if you ask me. But what about the iPhone, Apple’s most important product? And what about the rest of Apple’s product line-up – including product lines not yet introduced? 2023 promises to be a big one. Here are my predictions for the iPhone, AirPods, HomePod, and Apple foray into an AR/VR headset.

AN ALL-NEW iPHONE – SORT OF

By all rights, 2023 should be the year when Apple performs a makeover to the iPhone’s overall design language since the current design has been around

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