They gotta have him purple cameras.

It's interesting, you know, because there's not that many triple camera devices out there.

And when I saw the original render image, which you could switch to the tab there, when I saw that image floating around, I was like Men.

It doesn't look.

He just doesn't look like it's gonna happen.

He doesn't have an iPhone fuel to it.

At this point, it just doesn't feel Apple ish in its current form, considering it's been done by other brands.

This is kind of, Ah, indication the Apple feels like they want to target Wal way specifically because they're the other player with the triple camera set up.

It's like, Are we in a situation now?

Where were the devices that have reigned supreme?

The champions of the space are potentially taking inspiration from the newcomers by adding more lenses.

You know, I've been reading so much about this situation in China, with the iPhone doing poorly, they feel like, at least on paper, those Wall way devices are offering Maur features and options for the price.

Do you wanna be able to say you have one extra camera unit.

You know you want to say I got three cameras.

You got to You got one.

I'm better than you are, you know, thinking about Google and their pixel line, they're going for one camera, but concentrating on software.

But there's something about hardware that sends a message of, like were changing, were adding something that is hard to do strictly via software where person can hold on to think and say, Oh, this is new, This is different.

This is better With the pixel devices, you try to tell people it's got a great camera and they're like, Oh, but it's a single lens.

Like, I think there is this issue right now of upgrading to new devices or not upgrading to new devices because you don't feel that all that much has changed versus this kind of approach, which is like what wall always been doing, like slap another camera on.

And then people are gonna look at the new device and say, Oh, I got a great It's new.

I want you to know I have the newest phone that's becoming harder and harder for Apple to do.

If you look at a lot of their previous versions.

10.

10 s.

We're at a stage now where it's becoming harder to prove to people that these new devices air worth upgrading to You need a way physically for people around you to know when you place it on the table or hold it to your head that it's newer, better and you had the money to buy it.

There's only so much you can do via hardware like what can change right now.

We talked recently about like bending screens.

That ain't ready yet.

What can you do that cheap?

That's an immediate indicator that you've done something new.

Slap another camera on.

It seems to have worked relatively well for wall way now.

Another thing that they're mentioning in this report on The Wall Street Journal they're talking specifically about the iPhone.

10 are not necessarily matching apples.

Expectation for demand and also the potential that Apple will drop the liquid retina LCD that they talked so much about in the keynote and in exchange is go for an entirely oh lead line up.

Maybe the savings in going with LCD wasn't enough to justify the shifting workflow.

Or maybe Apple has figured out that people want OLEDs.

The speculation is that for 2020 the LCD could go.

Bye bye.

Okay, now I know there's gonna be a lot of people out there.

You could be saying You don't need three cameras like it's unnecessary.

It's not the answer Toa Apple's problems.

But I think we need to kind of shift their perspective on why this is important for Apple to do.

It may not improve things very much for your actual photo performance on your iPhone, but it does indicate that Apple is taking a major stand in markets like China, where the Wall Way products P 20 pro May 20 pro have become sort of the aspirational products.

They have been successful at establishing themselves a sort of the top of the food chain, and then they've gone and added features like this to kind of enhance that positioning by Apple, adding that extra camera unit, it kind of indicates that wall way is their target, and if wall ways their target that it means China's their target and they're looking for a solution to their China problem which has been covered.

I mean in so many places and we've talked about it.

I don't know if this is going to be enough because I think the problems.

You know, the macro economic problems off what's going on in China specifically with Apple.

I mean, it's like there are layers and levels of complexity here, but this looks like a move to go directly at Wal Way to say, Hey, we have 1/3 camera unit as well.

It seems like apples copying.

Well way.

Some people are going to say that people going to say that in the comments.

Keep in mind this is just a report.

This is not official.

Do you think that Samsung will follow suit as well?

It really is starting to feel like if one player does something, they're all gonna have to do it, especially when software, you know, you just have android.

You have Iowa's, there's no in between.

And this is another way of a brand saying Hey, you have a new device and everyone's going to notice it because look at all these cameras on the back.

That said, it's hard to implement a bunch of cameras while maintaining decent aesthetics.

You tell me, does this something look a little off about that implementation.

Yeah, definitely.

I think there's no Apple feel to it.

Maybe there's another implementation that looks better than this.

But there's something about the iPhone designed the way that we've known it.

That doesn't really lend itself to this type of implementation right here.

We'll have to see how it shakes out.

I don't think this is the answer.

I think Apple has to play in the price territory.

They have to do some real work with that.

10 are that they've created to create something compelling for less.

The savior is paying more attention to emerging markets with products that makes sense for those markets cheaper.

IPhones is really what matters right now, but this is not the solution to the problems they're having.