"Let's talk, iPhone" may be what Apple's invites were supposed to say
Earlier today, Apple sent out invitations to its "Let's talk iPhone" event. I've been looking over the above image for a while and I thought of something that I think is going to have a huge part of the announcement on October 4th.
As managing editor here, I'm a bit of a stickler for grammar. So whenever I go to read an Apple webpage or ad, I'm always a little disappointed that they don't always follow the English language's rules. Because of this fact, and the many rumors we've heard about Apple's dealings with companies for bringing better voice recognition to iOS, I have a feeling that instead of "Let's talk iPhone." the invites should've said "Let's talk, iPhone." We'll probably see Assistant introduced, as well as some voice control in the various messaging apps that Apple and its ecosystem provides.
Anyway, that's just one prediction that I have for Apple's event next week. Please feel free to leave your own in the comments section below.
By the way, do you think that it will have a big impact, a small impact, or no impact at all in Apple's event? I just have a feeling that the wording in the invite is trying to point to something being released that's a little more important than a processor bump.
