Here’s what Apple means when it says its event was ‘shot on iPhone’ - The Verge

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ijeff@lemdro.id · 1 year ago

ursakhiin@beehaw.org · 1 year ago

“Apple greatly overstated something” -pretty much every release

It happens. It’s a business. I do wish they would be more up front about things like this but it’s not surprising at all.