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T-Mobile is now rolling out Apple's iPhone eighteen Pro with what it's calling on-us deals, meaning eligible customers can walk away with the new device at no upfront cost. The move is a familiar carrier playbook, trading long-term contracts for flashy headlines, but it signals that Apple's latest hardware is hitting shelves with serious carrier muscle behind it.
Shifting gears, Hulu's legal drama All's Fair has cast Nyle DiMarco in a recurring role for its second season. What makes this notable is that the part was originally written for a hearing character and is being specifically adapted for DiMarco, who is deaf. It's a meaningful step toward authentic representation, not just casting optics, and the industry will be watching closely.
And in the automotive world, Italian startup Angelilli Automobili has unveiled its proposed Tipo eight twenty nine, a split-personality supercar drawing clear inspiration from the legendary Lancia Stratos. The concept promises to transition between street, track, and rally configurations, which sounds extraordinary on paper, though turning that ambition into actual production is a road many boutique manufacturers never finish.
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