I won't necessarily go for a Pro when I upgrade to an iPhone 16 this fall. The regular model and even the iPhone 16 Plus variants are on my list. When I buy a new iPhone, the color will be the least of my worries, which I've said before. That is, I have favorites with each generation. But I'll focus on getting the right model and storage before I even consider the color. With the iPhone 14 Pro, I was lucky to score a purple model on launch day, but it wasn't guaranteed. I would have gone with any other color instead if I wasn't able to score the purple colorway for a day-one delivery. The iPhone 16 colors have popped up in various leaks so far, but the image you're about to see will give you the best idea of what to expect from the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus. And from the looks of it, I'm certain I'll put a case on whatever model I end up getting. Continue reading... The post iPhone 16 colors leaked, and I’d put a case on all of them appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $169 Apple Watch SE, $800 off Razer Blade 16 laptop, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6, more 75+ leftover Prime Day deals you can still shop today All the best leftover Prime Day deals you can shop on Friday and this weekend Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, $40 foldable camera drone, $899 M3 MacBook Air, $16 wireless charger, more

One of the many celebrated paintings by Swiss painter Angelica Kauffman (1741-1807) is titled “Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi”. Conveying the message of the importance of family above all else, the painting depicts a Roman woman and her three children. The woman, Cornelia, is portrayed as having a conversation with another Roman woman who is sitting with a box of jewelry on her lap. This woman holds up a necklace and looks at Cornelia, as if asking for her opinion. Seemingly giving her an answer, Cornelia points to her young sons on her right, indicating that they are as valuable, if not more, than her  jewels. Meanwhile, Cornelia's young daughter, Sempronia, does not appear to have mastered this lesson yet as she is clearly drawn to the bright items in the woman's lap. This painting is based on a story written by Valerius Maximus, a first-century Roman writer who compiled a collection of anecdotes in Dictorum Factorumque Memorabilium Libri IX (“Book of nine memorable deeds and sayings”). The book provides an incident from Cornelia's life where she entertained a patrician woman who flaunted her expensive jewelry. In response, Cornelia pointed to her children and said, “here are my treasures”. Read moreSection: NewsGeneralAncient PlacesEuropeGuest AuthorsHistoryAncient TraditionsFamous PeoplePremiumPreviewRead Later 

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