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Apple has been doing some soul-searching around its next big product

Apple is still figuring out its road map to another life-changing device. A cheaper Vision Pro and AR glasses are two options, Bloomberg reported.

By: Business Insider

Jun 25 2024
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Apple has been doing some soul-searching around its next big product

Apple is taking its time to bring about a new era in tech.Abanti Chowdhury/BI

Apple is focused on finding the next big thing in the tech industry.
Wearable tech seems to be a large p… [+2788 chars]

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