iOS 19 — Radical new design? (CultCast #683)

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🗓️ 24 January 2025

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

This week, the first details on iOS 19’s radical new design. Also, details on the iPhones and iPads just around the corner, and you’re getting Apple Intelligence — whether you like it or not…

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This week’s stories:

iOS 19’s Camera app might receive visionOS-inspired revamp

Apple might be preparing a big, visionOS-inspired revamp for the iPhone's Camera app in iOS 19 with a cleaner look.

iPhone SE 4 might avoid Apple’s screen notch

Rumors indicate the upcoming iPhone SE 4 will come with a larger display, but no screen notch or Home button.

iPad Air with quicker M3 chip appears imminent

An M3 iPad Air could bring in improved speed and performance, and rumor indicates the tablet is right around the corner.

iOS 18.3 will nuke bogus notification summaries for news stories

Following major criticism from major media outlets, Apple is making changes to how its AI-powered notifications summaries work with iOS 18.3 beta 3.
Apple seems determined we use its new artificial intelligence features

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0:00.0	Today, we're introducing a revolutionary new product for your iPod.
0:07.0	Sox.
0:08.0	You know, there's all these companies that offer cases for your iPod.
0:23.6	And, you know, sometimes we think they make more money on the cases than we make on the iPod.
0:30.6	And so we thought we'd offer something too.
0:33.6	And our design team came up with socks.
0:36.6	And they're really cool actually.
0:39.3	You can put your iPod in them.
0:41.3	And they like that.
0:43.3	They keep your iPod warm,
0:45.3	on cold days. They protect it and they give you a little more
0:48.3	personality. So iPod socks come in six colors
0:52.3	and you get one of each in a little package and they're going to go on sale by mid-November for $29.
0:58.8	We hope you like it.
1:05.0	Hello and welcome to the Coldcast, the best 30 plus minute Apple conversation you're going to hear all week long.
1:13.2	I'm your host.
1:14.1	Arafan-Leyeranelan Liza joined me today.
1:15.5	His proposal to brand Coltomac writers with the sigil of House Caney was immediately shot down by the Coltomac legal team for being unnecessary and illegal.
1:25.6	But they did agree it would have been an effective way to identify escaped
1:28.4	writers. He's imagining editor of Coltimore. Louis Moles is here. Yeah, that's a complicated
1:34.2	sigil as well. Also with us, that hairdo is aw natural, that a single product goes into that
1:41.5	quaff, though it does require at least 30 minutes of
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