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In March, 9to5Mac exclusively reported that the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will have slightly larger screens. This will allow Apple to squeeze the front-facing camera and Face ID hardware in, while also increasing the amount of available screen real estate.

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Rather than a simply hole-punch cutout used by many Android phones, Apple will use a combination of the hole punch cutout and a pill-shaped cutout. Instead of the notch, the iPhone 14 will use a new “pill hole” design. Reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports that Apple will drop the notch in 2022, starting with the high-end iPhone 14 Pro. The notch is where Apple houses its sensors for things like Face ID. The notch design was first introduced with the iPhone X, and it has stayed the same since then. The biggest change that we currently expect with the 2022 iPhone is the removal of the notch cutout. This means we’ll have to wait until 2022 to learn more about what that year’s release will be officially called. This would match what Apple has done to the iPad lineup over the past several years.Īpple marketing names stay under wraps until the last minute. There’s also the possibility that Apple abandons numbers on the iPhone line altogether, and new iPhones are designated simply by their size, “Pro” or non-Pro, and year.

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Whether or not Apple ever returns to the “S” branding remains to be seen, but rumors indicate the 2022 iPhone will be a big enough upgrade to warrant a new number altogether. Given that the iPhone introduced in 2021 was indeed branded as the iPhone 13, we expect the 2022 iPhone to be the iPhone 14.

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Scramble Campbell kicks off the summer solstice with a Red Rocks art exhibit that shines bright.

Leslie Loudspeaker Facebook Page Recent Posts Make sure to follow Stocks (they only go up!) on their Instagram page for news about upcoming shows: Take a listen to the audio here on Ryan’s Soundcloud page: Matthew Norcross sending psychedelic messages to the cosmos At this point, my camera had to get put down and joining the other dancers was a must.

With Phish listeners on deck, segues and mash-ups are sure to happen, and my personal highlight from the night was a charging rendition of ALO‘s “Dead Still Dance” with a surprise cameo from The Beatles “Tomorrow Never Knows” in the middle. Just in case you didn’t get the memo, a searing cover of The Smashing Pumpkins “Cherub Rock” drives it home with Ryan’s vocals sounding eerily just like Billy Corgan.

So many jam bands that are out there come from funk and bluegrass backgrounds, so to get to hear raging guitar jams through a grunge lens is fresh and sure to tickle the fancy of any 90s kid. Joined by Matthew Norcross on guitar, Chuck Obmaces on keys, David Simutis on bass and Matt Fisher on drums, Stocks has a big sound that draws heavily on 90’s grunge influences. This guy knows his pedals and rigs! So Wednesday night at downtown Lodo bar Tap Fourteen – Rooftop Beer Garden, it came as no surprise to see lots of pedals on the stage. Thanks to Phantasy Tour bringing a lot of us Denver Phish phan degenerates together, over the years I’ve become good friends with Ryan and his wife Erin, from living just a block away from each other to taking down our tents in the rain when Curveball was canceled.īeyond friendship, he is also my go-to guy for everything guitar. I knew Ryan Brashier‘s new band Stocks was going to be good, but I didn’t know they’d be THIS good.

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