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This meme is a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) post from popular content creator Mutahar (@OrdinaryGamers), who quote-tweets a tech news post from VRScout. The VRScout post shares rumors that Apple's upcoming self-driving car will eliminate physical windows entirely and use VR technology for passenger experiences instead. The core joke relies on a pun playing on the double meaning of the word 'Windows': it references both the physical car windows the proposed Apple car would omit, and Microsoft Windows, the competing operating system that Apple has a well-documented long-term public rivalry with. The post is accompanied by a concept render of the sleek, fully enclosed, windowless all-black Apple car prototype.

Apple Car No Windows Pun Meme

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This is a two-panel side-by-side comparison meme. The left panel displays the whimsical, cartoon apple-shaped car from the 1990s children's franchise *The Busy World of Richard Scarry*, driven by the character Lowly Worm, with a bright red apple body, leaf stem on top, and small cartoon wheels. The right panel shows the sleek, minimalist, all-black 2022 concept render of the long-rumored Apple electric car, which has an extremely smooth, almost featureless rounded design. The text above the panels reads "apple car (1994) vs apple car (2022). this is not progress." The joke satirizes the lack of personality and overly simplistic minimalism common in modern Apple product design, framing the playful, creative 1994 cartoon apple car as superior to the boring, generic modern concept, implying product design has regressed rather than improved over time.

Apple Car 1994 vs 2022 'This Is Not Progress' Sarcastic Meme

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He Left School vs You Left School Dropout Comparison Meme

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The image is a high-quality candid shot of a disheveled man with long curly brown hair, a full thick brown beard, a black knit beanie, a gray puffy winter coat, and fingerless gloves seated on a mostly empty public bus. He looks off to his left with a distant expression, holding a small dark object in his hands. The joke of the meme comes from the unexpectedly professional, sharp quality of this casual candid photo, framed as an award-worthy shot taken on an iPhone.

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This is a satirical AI-generated meme set in a concrete garage with a tool pegboard and workbench in the background. A light blue Ferrari sports car is flipped entirely upside down, resting on its roof. A standard white Apple-style charging cable with a MagSafe-like charger is plugged into the underside of the upside-down car, connected to a wall power outlet. The joke pokes fun at the design of Apple products, which often have charging ports on their bottom edge, implying that an ex-Apple employee designing an electric Ferrari would place the charging port on the bottom of the car, requiring the entire vehicle to be flipped over to charge.

POV: How to charge the Ferrari designed by ex Apple employee

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The meme features text at the top paired with a distorted photo of a man as the punchline. The text sets up a humorous scenario: an Apple Store employee asks a customer to return a display iPad to the shelf, and the customer replies 'what Ipad?'. The photo below shows a man with extremely wide, puffed-out, stretched cheeks that visually imply he has hidden the iPad inside his face, leaning into the joke of him obviously concealing the device while pretending he has no idea what the employee is talking about.

Hiding an iPad from Apple Store Staff

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This meme features a side-by-side comparison of two popular wireless mice. The left option is an ergonomic Logitech wireless mouse with a contoured shape, thumb rest, extra function buttons, and its included USB receiver. The right option is Apple's flat, slim Magic Mouse shown next to its product packaging. The top text asks viewers to be honest and choose between the left or right mouse. Below the comparison is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) comment from user @skeleoncemore, a parody account, that hyperbolically claims people who pick the Magic Mouse are lacking some integral humanity. The underlying joke references the widely criticized poor ergonomics of the Apple Magic Mouse: its extremely flat design causes hand cramping, fatigue, and involuntary shaking after extended use, which is referenced in the title as your hand 'speaking in Morse code' from the cramping movements.

Right one looks aesthetic until your hand starts speaking in Morse code

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This meme features text at the top reading 'Apple maps the second you get on a highway' placed above a screenshot of Patrick Star from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants. Patrick is depicted with a warped forehead, one half-lidded eye, a dazed disoriented expression, and drooling a stream of liquid out of his open mouth. The joke compares Apple Maps' widely reported poor navigation performance, particularly on highways, to Patrick's completely unresponsive, brain-dead state, implying the app stops working correctly as soon as a driver enters a highway, and implying alternative services like Google Maps are more reliable.

Apple Maps Fails Immediately On Highway Patrick Meme

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This meme uses the iconic 'multiple Spider-Men pointing at each other' template from the 1967 Spider-Man animated series. Each identical Spider-Man is labeled with a different iPhone model ranging from iPhone 11 to iPhone 17, all pointing at one another. The joke satirizes the lack of meaningful visual and functional differences between consecutive annual iPhone releases, implying all recent iPhone models are nearly indistinguishable, which answers the titular question by suggesting there is little valid reason to purchase a new iPhone every year when upgrades are minimal.

Why do people even buy those black rectangles every year?

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Angry user demands people stop sending the crying shark emoji

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This two-panel meme creates a humorous joke about cat owners' common experiences. The top panel shows a screenshot of a social media post from Ideal Home, featuring a clean, well-decorated bedroom with palm leaf wallpaper, with text asking if users sleep with their bedroom door closed and claiming experts advise against this practice. The bottom panel features the popular viral meme of a black cat with white paws looking focused as it types on an Apple MacBook laptop, implying that the cat is the expert giving this advice. The joke plays on the common behavior of cats wanting unrestricted access to all parts of the home, especially bedrooms, so they would be the ones recommending people leave their bedroom doors open at all times.

Experts Advise Not Sleeping With Closed Bedroom Door Cat Reaction Meme

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This is an edited aerial photograph of Apple's ring-shaped Apple Park headquarters in Cupertino, California. A large plume of white smoke has been artificially added rising from the center of the building. The meme makes a humorous reference to the Catholic papal conclave tradition, where white smoke released from the Sistine Chapel signals that a new Pope has been elected; the joke applies this tradition to Apple, implying that the white smoke means the company has successfully selected a new CEO.

White smoke seen from Apple Park to signify a new CEO

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