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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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This meme displays a fake chat interface on a solid black background. The chat sender, listed as 'freaky guy' with a male profile photo, sends an expletive-laden angry message: 'Don't ever send that stupid fucking shark again'. Above the message is a 3D Apple shark emoji edited to have two large blue crying tears, grinning widely with its teeth bared. Below the message is another variant of the same shark emoji with a single blue tear, looking dejected and sad as if it is reacting to being scolded. The joke comes from the over-the-top angry reaction to a silly, harmless custom emoji, paired with the anthropomorphized sad reaction from the shark emojis themselves.

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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This is a two-panel collage meme explaining a new European Union regulation. The left panel features Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, standing at a European Parliament podium with the EU flag in the background, representing the EU legislative body that passed the regulation. The right panel displays a pair of hands pulling a lithium-ion battery out of an opened smartphone, visually demonstrating the requirement of the new law: all electronic devices sold within the EU, including Apple iPhones, must have batteries that are easily replaceable by average users, coming into effect 10 months after the announcement.

EU New Law Requires All Sold Devices To Have User-Replaceable Batteries

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This is a two-panel reaction meme centered around a homophone pun. The top text shows a hypothetical exchange: Donald Trump asks Apple's voice assistant Siri to tell him how many miles he ran that day. Siri misinterprets the phrase 'I ran' as the country name 'Iran', and responds that it is sending missiles to Iran. The first panel shows a calm, focused Donald Trump using his phone, while the second panel shows him looking shocked and distressed at the unintended dangerous order. The joke references tense US-Iran relations during the Trump presidency, when military conflict between the two nations was a widely discussed public concern.

It’s been a long weekend for sure!

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This is a humorous starter kit-style meme that compiles a collection of stereotypical items widely associated with teenage girls living in Germany. The items displayed against a plain white background include: form-fitting plain gray leggings, a pair of white high-top Nike Air Force 1 sneakers, a disposable Starbucks takeaway coffee cup, an older generation iPhone with a heavily cracked front screen, and a cropped black fitted leather biker jacket on a mannequin bust. The meme uses these common, recognizable items to make a lighthearted, generalized joke about the typical fashion and personal items of this demographic.

German Female Teen Starter Kit Meme

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This meme mocks the trend of YouTube content creators rapidly producing large volumes of content immediately after a new iPhone launch. The top text reads 'Iphone 17 is out' followed by 'YouTubers in 2 days :' and the hashtag #AppleEvent with an Apple logo. The visual below is an edited scene from the Tom and Jerry cartoon: Tom the cat holds a large mallet raised high, poised to smash a silver iPhone 17 placed on a dark anvil-like surface. The joke references the common practice of tech YouTubers creating clickbait content including drop tests, destruction tests, and unboxings as soon as new Apple products are released to capitalize on trending viewership, often referred to as 'milking' the launch for views.

YouTubers rushing to make iPhone 17 content after Apple event

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This is a single-panel relatable meme that jokes about the feeling of tapping an Apple AirPod to skip a song. The top text states 'how i feel when i tap my airpod to skip a song:', and below it is an image of a serious, sharply-dressed man resembling a secret agent holding his hand to his ear, mimicking the action of tapping an AirPod. The humor comes from exaggerating how cool and suave this small mundane everyday action feels, comparing the simple action of skipping a song to a secret agent receiving classified orders through an earpiece.

How I feel when I tap my AirPod to skip a song

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