Every year before the Spring Festival, Apple releases zodiac themed products and wallpapers, and this year is no exception. Recently, Apple's official website released Dragon Year wallpapers that are compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
It is reported that the picture shows a giant dragon flying above auspicious clouds, with a body composed of MacBook, iPad, and iPhone, and a tail composed of Apple Watch and AirPods. In addition, the dragon in the Apple Dragon Year wallpaper is designed with five claws, not the four claws in Apple's third-party Dragon Year phone case.
After seeing this message, some netizens said, "I thought it was a centipede from a distance." "Well, why do you think it looks a bit unsightly?" Some netizens also said, "I changed it.".
Previously, a Dragon Year phone case was launched on Apple's official store. According to Apple's official introduction, this accessory is priced at 498 yuan and is compatible with the iPhone 15 series. This phone case is equipped with MagSafe magnets, which are compatible with chargers, brackets, and accessories in the Apple MagSafe magnet ecosystem. Officially, to celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Dragon, this phone case was meticulously drawn by renowned illustrator Yulong Lli. With colorful peony fireworks patterns, curly flowing lines, and bright colors, it vividly showcases the brave spirit of the dragon, symbolizing joy and auspiciousness. However, the phone case has also been embroiled in controversy. In traditional Chinese culture, "five claws are dragons, and four claws are pythons.". The dragon in the Apple Dragon Year phone case only has four claws. Some netizens pointed out that the phone case pattern is suspected to be "referring to a python as a dragon".