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Engadget’s Chris Velazco got to sit down with Phil Schiller to talk about the iPhone XR:
To add to the curiosity of it all, the R doesn’t mean much either. Phil Schiller, gingerly gripping a cup of coffee across from me, said the letters Apple uses never stand for something specific. But then his voice softened a little as he started to tell me about what the letters mean to him.
“I love cars and things that go fast, and R and S are both letters used to denote sport cars that are really extra special,” he said with a smile.
It just isn’t worth worrying whether the “R” (or “S” for that matter) stands for anything in particular. R sounds cool and is one click “less than” S.
★ Monday, 22 October 2018