Candied Apple: Five Ways to Sweeten Taglines for Apple Products

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I browsed Apple's site today and noticed the official taglines for their products. I was surprised to find myself underwhelmed by some of the taglines so I had an idea...

Why don't I write my own and either elaborate on the pre-existing taglines or just start fresh with a new tagline?

Here's what I came up with::

iPhone X
Current tagline: Say hello to the future.
My tagline: Evolution? Revolution? Both.

iPad
Current tagline: Like a computer. Unlike any computer.
My tagline: Productivity. Meet Portability.

Apple Music
Current tagline: 45 million songs. Three months on us.
My tagline: 45 million songs. Infinite joy.

HomePod
Current tagline: The new sound of home.
My tagline: The true meaning of 'Home sweet home'.

AppleTV 4K
Current tagline: The 4K HDR era. Now playing.
My tagline: The future of TV. Present in your home.

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