About 150,000. And around 500,000 are manufactured each day.
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To say nothing of flying over the DPRK first! And I don't think that it's illegal from from the Russian side to overfly their territory, but most countries these days choose to restrict aircraft registered with them from doing so. In other words, I don't think the Russians will send MIGs to intercept you, but you'd probably hear from the FAA on landing.
I know the overall thickness is greater than the 14P/PM, but do we know for sure yet if the main body is thicker or if just the camera portion/bump is thicker?
The flight isn’t scheduled to land in Louisville until 11:10 AM, if I recall correctly. It would be impossible for the phones to reach their final destinations tomorrow. Definitely a glitch.
This is correct.
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That's the difference between large and heavy aircraft.. plus the fuel adds weight, so to become more fuel efficient, they'd need to burn off the fuel and step their climb.. when they get lighter in fuel, they can climb higher; at that higher altitude, they'll burn less fuel (less oxygen in the air).
BL.
The problem with being in the 2B group? When we finally start to depart, there won't be all of this flight excitement. Waves 1 & 2A will have moved on to something else
Also, this wave stuff is totally going to be the thing next year.
Playing with new phone after evening setup. Working with new cameras especially and putting them through paces and see what this new beast can do.
Yes. 6 AM According to Gurman.
I think Apple did that because the new AW embargo lifts on Wednesday. So they had to split the days.
If they stay there overnight, it's all good.. I mean, Oppan Gangnam Style!
BL.
Just got this email about an hour ago 😂. They were quick to update the date back to Friday wiyhin like a half hr.
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If our phones were on C-130s we wouldn't be worrying about that stuff. 😆
Finally caught back up after 30 pages. I'll have an update here in about an hour. But to answer some of your concerns, FlightAware only gets the routing for flights to the USA at the point it hits US airspace. So they already had a route going south. Flightaware is just showing the shortest distance to the first point in ingested into its system. Obviously we can't fly over North Korea and Russia. Hope these images help. Top is what FlightAware shows. Bottom is probably what they are actually flying.
If they were on C-130s, we'd be worrying if they're gonna actually take off. 😆
Taking lots of pics at a nephew’s 1 year birthday. Many speed and performance tests. Reading and watching reviews. Learning ins and out of iOS 17.
I mean "deeper," as in the Z-axis if the screen is in the X and Y axes.
The 15P/PM is "deeper" (most call this "thicker") than the 14P/PM.
15P/PM: 8.25mm
14P/PM: 7.85mm
The case is definitely some kind of dark blue/green and has...blemishes...I couldn't see until I took the photo. Returning it for sure.
If it was an E175 out of EWR, it could have been me flying you back then haha
