You may never see so many FineWoven cases again
On this week's episode of the AppleInsider podcast, the US looks at its own companies, the EU looks at Spotify, and South Korea wants to help Samsung. And in addition to the new iPad we're excited about, we also have a FineWoven case you'll want to collect now.
This week is a week for each country to protect its own country and its companies, a week for world politics, and a week for many people to come and go. Rumor has it that the dimensions are still right, such as the 12.9-inch iPad Air that can do both, but the promised screen improvements may be months away.
Apple is also trying hard to acquire the rights to FIFA Soccer, whatever that means, and Spotify is reportedly trying to get a free lunch. And if you thought the Epic Games vs. Apple battle was long over, you were right, but now the two companies are headed to court again over small points. Or the details of the fine.
Additionally, there may be a calculator app on the iPad, but that may not be all that important. And it's very likely that the FineWoven case will be retired forever.
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