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Apple iPhone 7 Is Out And So Are The Jokes On The Internet

iFun amirite.
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Anurag Verma was formerly Trends Editor at HuffPost India.

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Today happens to be the 'iConic' day for the tech world. Tech giant Apple has just launched the much awaited iPhone 7 -- the latest upgrade in its smartphone family. The stage was set for CEO Tim Cook but Cook decided to carpool Karaoke because he's cool like that.

Apple also surprised everyone by announcing Nintendo's Super Mario game for the iPhone and iPad and viral Pokémon Go for the Apple Watch.

Funnily, Apple's official Twitter account goofed up by posting tweets revealing the new features on the iPhone 7 before announcing it onstage.

They deleted those tweets .but here ..

😂 pic.twitter.com/c8XkWmJPW7

— That Goan Boy (@schmmuck) September 7, 2016

Poor souls.

How many people are getting fired for these tweets tho? 😁 pic.twitter.com/ffURPo4l83

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) September 7, 2016

Good people on social media cracked all kinds of jokes but somehow gave us a relief from the template kidney jokes.

The anticipation for the event was such, the jokes were out even before the iPhone.

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Me, every time Apple launches their new phone pic.twitter.com/6r10KiUZ9i

— Ray Stings (@Purba_Ray) September 7, 2016

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The most-used iPhone feature is "Flaunt".

— Aladdin (@Alllahdin) September 7, 2016

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Really excited about the Apple event tonight. Writing some fresh and original jokes for the same. pic.twitter.com/0An2PUHT8f

— Akshar (@AksharPathak) September 7, 2016

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Today, we honor the fallen. #AppleEventpic.twitter.com/dXgUhdPaAu

— Michael Collado (@michaelcollado) September 7, 2016

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People who bought iPhone 6S

1. A month ago

2. Today pic.twitter.com/S62GHNYVqd

— Aladdin (@Alllahdin) September 7, 2016

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Possibly me after the #AppleEvent to my iPhone 6S plus pic.twitter.com/artGqdgGfO

— Mihrimah_Irena (@Mihrimah_Irena) September 7, 2016

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Every Apple single event ever.

How Apple management Decides the price of their Next iPhone. pic.twitter.com/cBcc4PvRqQ

— Tempest (@ColdCigar) December 30, 2015

All this was just a build up. During the event, social media went berserk.

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You vs the guy she says not to worry about pic.twitter.com/4SVVaFOsfh

— Ojas. (@Ojasism) September 7, 2016

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This new product is faster than Usain, gold earphones, GPS, can do alchemy, solve world hunger.

And, the charger is pre-broken.#AppleEvent

— Sorabh Pant (@hankypanty) September 7, 2016

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The only #AppleEvent I've seen in my life is.. pic.twitter.com/PA9De8UYsa

— Aman (@Firki_) September 7, 2016

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Aaaand some throwback.

DAMNNNN.

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