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  The headphone market tends to stagnate. Apple has dominated the wireless earbuds market for many years now. It's a reality we're getting used to, but while many consumers already have them, sales tend to stagnate. This is, at least, the conclusion of a report published by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP), which focuses on the American market. AirPods Pro 3 on the way In detail, experts note that approximately 44% of iPhone owners in the United States now report owning Bluetooth headphones, up from 41% a year ago. Of this total, 59% use AirPods, a 2-point increase from last year and in line with the level observed in 2023. This suggests that 26% of those who own an iPhone also have AirPods at Uncle Sam's. These figures are both satisfying for the Cupertino company, but also a little disappointing. We are seeing a stagnation in sales of these wireless earbuds in its core market. This is logical, given that  the AirPods Pro 2  were released in September 2022....

The PR Guy Twitter phenomenon, particularly exemplified by the account @PRGuy17, has become a notable case study in the realm of social media influence and political commentary. Run by Australian political commentator Jeremy Maluta, PR Guy Twitter emerged as a powerful voice during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in Victoria, Australia. With a following that grew to over 90,000, the account became a lightning rod for both support and controversy, highlighting the complexities of anonymity, free speech, and digital activism. This article delves into how PR Guy Twitter shaped public discourse, its strategies, controversies, and its broader impact on the social media landscape, with insights drawn from various sources. The Emergence of PR Guy Twitter PR Guy Twitter , specifically the @PRGuy17 account, was created in March 2020, coinciding with the onset of the global pandemic. Using the avatar of The Simpsons character Troy McClure, the account quickly gained traction for its vo...