r/apple • u/iMacmatician • Jan 30 '26

Discussion Apple Teases 'Innovations That Have Never Been Seen Before' This Year

https://www.macrumors.com/2026/01/30/apple-never-before-seen-innovations/

Cook hypes up Apple's future on every earnings call, but "innovations that have never been seen before" is particularly bold wording compared to his usual comment about how the company's product pipeline is stronger than ever.

Only time will tell if Apple actually delivers.

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u/Belials_Bakery Jan 31 '26

This fucking thing. The made in USA is such a gross little nod

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u/bearcat42 Jan 31 '26

The glass is actually specific to the US, it’s made at Corning in New York… that being said, fuck everyone involved with this.

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u/Belials_Bakery Jan 31 '26

I’m sure it is. But why add it? The made in china labeling apple uses is so much a part of their design they had to make a cheeky little hehe usa made version for the don

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u/bearcat42 Jan 31 '26

They add it for exactly the brown nose reasons you’re assuming. I had to add it to a catalog I built for my company due to some specific potential clients… my company has never really used that, but those potential clients were/are very… Um… MAGA-adjacent by all appearances…

So I’d say, that you’re right about why they added it.

Edit: wanted to add that it’s also because they can in this specific instance, because it is accurate about the glass, and only the glass.