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Why I’m Skipping the iPhone 16 and Waiting for the iPhone 17

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  Introduction The iPhone 16 has just hit the market, but I’ve decided to pass on it and wait for the iPhone 17 instead. While the iPhone 16 offers some notable improvements, I’m holding out for what’s coming next. Apple’s rumored changes for the iPhone 17 are exactly what I’ve been waiting for, and here’s why. 120Hz for All Models, Not Just Pro One of the main reasons I’m waiting for the iPhone 17 is the possibility that Apple will finally bring the 120Hz refresh rate, which is currently exclusive to the Pro models, to all versions of the iPhone. Having that ultra-smooth scrolling and fluid animations without needing to go for the Pro version is a game-changer for me. The 120Hz display makes a noticeable difference in day-to-day use, whether you’re gaming, watching videos, or simply scrolling through apps. If Apple brings this feature to the standard iPhone 17, it’s worth the wait. Switching to the Number Versions for a Lighter Device Another reason I’m skipping the ...

Starbucks Green Tea Latte: A Sip of Zen or Overhyped Trend?

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  What Is It? The Starbucks Green Tea Latte is essentially a blend of matcha (powdered green tea) whisked into steamed milk, resulting in a creamy, green beverage that balances earthy tea notes with smooth, sweet milk. Matcha is known for its bright green color, and Starbucks delivers a visually striking drink that’s hard to miss.   The Taste: Matcha or Milk? The Starbucks Green Tea Latte tends to lean heavily on its milk component, meaning the flavor of matcha can be somewhat muted by the creaminess and sweetness. If you’re looking for a strong, bold matcha experience, the standard version might leave you wanting more. However, for someone just getting into matcha, this balance makes it a pleasant, approachable introduction. For me, the blend was satisfying but didn’t hit the authentic matcha flavor I’m familiar with. The sweetness from the milk and syrup often overpowers the subtle bitterness and grassy notes that make matcha unique. Still, it’s undeniably del...