“And I think that in terms of just differentiating this phone, saying, actually, there's a lot of different ways to do HDR. You can get a lot of different looks out of computational photography and we're not gonna pick the average so we're always right. We're gonna let you pick a literal artistic interpretation. At like, in the smartphone camera market right now, there are very few players doing that.”
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Observable by checking whether other major smartphone manufacturers (Apple, Samsung, etc.) release similar HDR control features in their camera apps.
Apple will release a foldable phone in the same form factor as the Samsung Z Fold 8 within a few months.
Nilay Patel predicts that smart glasses will face widespread public rejection unlike smartphones, and will not achieve universal adoption.
Nilay Patel predicts that the right-to-repair movement will produce significant real-world results due to rising hardware costs.
Nilay predicts that Apple's March 4 announcements will include price increases of approximately $100 across product lines.
Nilay Patel predicts Apple will fix the Liquid Glass and Tahoe interface issues at WWDC and in macOS 27.
Nilay Patel predicts The Verge will publish a story explaining the equal signs redactions in the Epstein files by the following week.
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