Apple, I’m (Sky) Blue About Your iPhone 17 Air Color

I can’t help but feel blue about the last Rumor That Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Air will operate a fine, light-hood-colored aircraft called Sky Blue.

Sky Blue is not a new color for Apple. This is a shadow of the current M4 MacBook Air, a sparkle of fine serulian that can be missed. It left the silver very close to the aquarium; Silver that secretly likes it to feel blue, but not everyone else wants to notice.

Will Apple employees go out and see the true blue sky? It is actually lively, you can test for yourself. Probably the blue color of the muted sky reflects a bay in the cloud of early spring/early spring, as we usually see here in Seattle.

“Who cares?” You can tell yourself. “Everyone gets the case anyway.” I’ve heard you and everyone else who told me that. However, the design-centered Apple colors are as emotional as they make their devices thinner. And I think their heads are in the cloud but what colors decorate their pro products.

Caseless color is making the case for iPhone

I have invested more than mostly in this conversation – I am one of those fricks who don’t have my phone fold in any case. I find the cases heavy and extremely and I want to be able to see the work of Apple’s design. Also, the true story, I just broke the screen of my iPhone twice: When it was a “bumper” that Apple sent free in response to the iPhone 4 you were sent free of holding-it-color antennagate ficco, and the second I didn’t understand when I could not understand the long exposure Stary Night photos when I could not understand that a broken trip. Me One week old The iPhone 13 goes backward to the side and the screen-first landing on a pointy rock. A case cannot save it.

My current model is an iPhone 16 Pro in the Black Titanium – which I know seems to be fully avoided – but before that I went for blue titanium and deep purple color. I wanted to like Deep Purple the most but it was published as a “gray or grims purple color shade” depending on his iPhone 14 pro review in the words of Patrick Holland.

Professionals can also be brave

Probably the problem is a much more soft blues. After the iPhone Pro age 11 Pro starts with the iPhone 11 Pro, we have seen variations like Blue Titanium (iPhone 15 Pro), Sierra Blue (iPhone 13 Pro) and Pacific Blue (iPhone 12 Pro).

The most brave of the Pacific blue bunch, if you want to detect you from silver enough to detect it from silver, it is enough with the graphite color of the year that the blue is seen on the surrounding illumination. By comparing, the blue (only “blue”) color of the iPhone 12 was involuntarily bright blue.

In fact, the non-Pro lines hugged the vivid colors. It looks like Apple is equivalent to “sophisticated” with “Pro”, such as “the true Pro will never do this Garish some brand.” I see it in the camera world always: If it’s not all-black it is not a “serious” camera.

And yet I know a lot of professionals who are not sophisticated – so with pride. People choose the color to express themselves, so the idea of ​​professionalism through color seems unnecessarily limited. A bright pink iphone 16 every time you pick it up but can make you laugh but then there is the embryo because it doesn’t have a telephoto camera.

The color is also important because it can suppress the decision to purchase. “I will buy a Sky Blue iPhone yesterday,” my colleague Gayle Cooper first text after popping up the first rumor online. When each new generation of iPhone comes, less technically different than ever, a color that you fall in love can push you to the business in your perfect-capable model for the new one.

And you think that Apple should just be attached to black and white for its professional phones: Do you mean black, jet black, space black, midnight black, black titanium, graphite or space gray? At least the light edge of the spectrum has been caught only white, white titanium and silver for years.

Apple never moved to beige

I am sure that Apple’s study and customer have reactions that support what the colors produce every year. As I said, Apple’s designers are emotional (in good way). And I must remind myself that a Sky Blue iPhone 17 Air A rumor is a rumor color so all the common alerts apply.

But here we are talking about Apple. Scrapy Startup that spent more on business cards at that time than any other company because everyone includes the old six -color Apple logo. The company that did not just make the first IMAC look like a tip-over gamdrop, which is not just for partially viewing the case, then the cover made the bright bondi blue.

Embrace the color of the iPhone, Apple.

If it makes you nervous, don’t worry: most people will put a case on it anyway.