▲ Picture source Nothing X platform official account

▲ Picture source Nothing X platform official account

It was previously reported that when the first generation of Nothing Phone was released, third-party accessories provider Dbrand launched similar stickers and protective cases for a number of phones, named “Something”.

▲ Picture source Dbrand

The series of phone cases announced by Nothing this time are said to be customized in cooperation with Casetify. The appearance is similar to the “Something” protective case previously launched by Dbrand, but the details are more refined.

▲ Picture source Casetify

▲ Picture source Casetify

In addition to the phone case, Nothing also launched a set called Nothing Mini Pouch with Ear (2), which includes a set of Ear (2) true wireless earphones and a small square bag, allowing users to hang the earphones. On backpacks, handbags.

▲ Picture source Casetify

Nothing officially did not announce the price of the related phone case, but it is found the relevant price from Casetify, which shows:

     Case (1) and Case (3) phone cases are priced at HKD 709 (Note: The current price is about RMB 660)

     Case (2) and Case (4) phone cases are priced at HKD 549 (currently approximately RMB 511)

     Nothing Mini Pouch with Ear (2) set is priced at HKD 1,319 (currently approximately RMB 1,228)

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The report notes that Apple has lowered its iPhone 14 series screen orders, mainly due to industry inventory adjustments, macroeconomic downturn, inflationary pressures and weak demand.

The supply chain report shows that iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max panel shipments are 22% and 23% higher than iPhone 13 Pro models, respectively.

The report also compares screen orders for the iPhone 14 Plus and iPhone 13 mini models, with the following conclusions: Screen shipments for the Plus models are up 59% compared to the mini models. This indicates that consumers are demanding more of the iPhone 14 Plus compared to the iPhone 13 mini.

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Mujjo is famous in the industry for producing and selling leather accessories suitable for iPhones. The Full Leather MagSafe Wallet Case launched this time can hold up to 3 bank cards, ID cards or membership cards. The leather is made of vegetable tanning Made of Ecco leather, which meets the Gold standard of environmental standards.

The case features metal buttons for extra responsiveness and clickiness, and a one-millimeter raised leather bezel to protect the screen from the surface. Additionally, it has a raised lip around the rear camera bump to protect the lens.

The Full Leather MagSafe Wallet Case is lined with microfiber to better protect your iPhone. The case comes in three colors, black, tan, or blue, retails for $59 (approximately RMB 399), and is currently on sale on Mujjo’s official website.

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In 2022, the smartphone market was highly uncertain and the Android camp was hit by headwinds, including Samsung Electronics, Xiaomi, OPPO and other major manufacturers almost failed to reach the expected sales target, except for Apple’s iPhone 14 series, which stood firm against the trend and met the existing steady progress in sales volume and component shipments.

However, Foxconn’s main iPhone plant disruptions at the end of the year have affected iPhone 14 series production, and IC channel operators say they have heard that the assembly section has been affected, and expect some iPhone 14 series demand to be deferred until Q1 2023.

The IC channel operator, which represents Apple’s bulk RF communication chips, said that the iPhone 14 series in 2022 will have a slight decrease compared to 2021 in terms of component demand, but overall, the order visibility and rhythm are better than the highly unknown Android camp.

Foxconn’s Zhengzhou factory production iPhone sector is already recovering, with current capacity at about 70 percent, according to analysts and supply chain sources familiar with the matter. Meanwhile, Foxconn is still working on restoring the rest of its production capacity.

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The iPhone 14 is ranked 10th in the DXOMARK audio test, one point lower than the iPhone 14 Pro Max, which is ranked ninth.

DXOMARK officials say that, overall, there is little difference between the iPhone 14 series models in terms of audio performance. In terms of playback, the iPhone 14 has a very balanced performance across the board. It has an even richer midrange than the iPhone 14 Pro Max, and a very good sense of power and space. However, when watching movies at maximum volume, the sound on iPhone 14 is distorted and compressed, and the sound is not as punchy as on the 14 Pro Max.

In terms of recording, the overall sound and intensity of the iPhone 14 is very good, and the recording performance is excellent in noisy environments such as concerts. It also handles sound loss very well and outperforms other models in its range in terms of wind noise reduction. However, there is still room for improvement in the audio zoom.

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Information on Apple’s Korean website shows that the iPhone 14 series will be available for pre-order by Korean users from 30 September, this Friday, with shipping starting on 7 October.

While Samsung has a clear advantage in the Korean smartphone market, Apple’s iPhone, which is the dominant player in the global high-end smartphone market, is bound to attract a large number of consumers when it enters the Korean market, competing with Samsung’s high-end models.

Reports in the Korean media have also revealed that two of the country’s major telecoms operators have increased their subsidies for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 on the eve of the iPhone 14 going on sale in Korea. Industry observers believe that the increase in subsidies by the two telecom operators is a means of increasing the competitiveness of Samsung’s smartphone as the high-end model is set to compete with Apple’s iPhone 14 in South Korea.

According to reports in the Korean media, it is SK Telecom and KT, the former being the number one telecom operator in Korea and the latter being the second largest telecom operator in the country, who are raising the subsidy for the purchase of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4.

For the 512GB version of the Galaxy Z Flip 4, SK Telecom previously offered a subsidy of 280,000-520,000 won, which has now been increased to 380,000-520,000 won, while KT previously offered a subsidy of 255,000-650,000 won, which has now been increased to a minimum of 265,000 won.

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It is also worth noting that the 6-7 week wait time surpasses the average 3-4 week wait time for the iPhone 13 Pro series last year, making it the longest “standby time” in Apple’s history.

A few days ago, Tianfeng Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that Apple has asked supplier Hon Hai to increase iPhone 14 Pro series production capacity by converting part of the iPhone 14 production line to iPhone 14 Pro production line as demand for the iPhone 14 Pro series has exceeded expectations. He expects iPhone 14 Pro shipments to increase by an estimated 10 percent in the fourth quarter of this year.

It is worth noting that Apple is expected to further expand its high-end market share in the country after Huawei lost its high-end market. The market predicts that some consumers who intend to switch to a new phone may choose the iPhone 13 Pro series, even if they do not choose the iPhone 14 Pro series given the price factor.

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The camera shake issue affects some iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro models, especially in third-party apps such as Snapchat and TikTok. Interestingly, Apple’s own camera app works perfectly fine.

A “scary scene” about this bizarre bug is now making the rounds on the TikTok platform.

The problem seems to be related to the firmware of the optical image stabilization system that controls the camera lens, which will manifest itself as an audible rattling sound in the camera module and a noticeable shaking of the output video.

You can see a demo example of the issue in this video at

If you have this camera issue on your iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max, then stay tuned for a fix in a software update coming next week, possibly iOS 16.0.2. In the meantime, it may not be advisable to keep reproducing the camera system bug if you see this issue, as it could potentially cause some permanent physical damage to the hardware.

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However, today several foreign media outlets are complaining about Apple’s iOS 16 copy-and-paste feature, saying it’s too cumbersome and that every time you paste something from one app to another, your iPhone will pop up asking if you’re allowed to.

▼ Photo from The Verge

It’s easy to see why Apple introduced a secondary confirmation for pasting. The clipboard often contains private information, and it’s not the first time an app has messed with clipboard data, so Apple wanted to protect user privacy in this way.

However, the secondary confirmation dialog pops up every time you paste, with no one-click allow or one-click reject options, and there are no changes in the latest iOS 16.1 Beta.

▼ This design has also been criticized by some users in China

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In this regard, some experts say that this problem needs to be solved with the assistance of Apple and that Apple should cooperate with the relevant departments to combat the black and grey industry groups involved in such cases.

In fact, in addition to “Find”, similar nuisance messages exist in iMessage, Calendar, Albums, Family and many other functions. Apple customer service said that Apple’s system does not currently regulate the content sent by this feature, so users can only solve the problem by turning off the relevant function.

When you encounter this “Find” harassment, please do not select any options and do not click “Reject”. The first thing to do is to open “Find”, click on “Me” and then simply turn off the “Allow appointment invitations” switch.

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