When a company releases a new version of something, there are a couple of different things that you might expect. New features, for example. The improvement of old ones, perhaps. A new design, a new color, something to set them apart from the old version that, as the new product releases, will become defunct. After all, what would be the point of a new version if it were the same as the device before?
So when we're told that the new AirPods Pro 3 will have 'better noise canceling than the previous model' by Kosutami on X, there's a certain taste of 'I could have told you that without insider knowledge.' Yet, seemingly, that's what the world seems to be focussing on right now, despite the fact there's a far more interesting line just below.
