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Oh, the irony of that last line.

Between AI music and what the signal bars mean on your phone, Dave did everything he could to make me sad in this week’s show. We did have a lot of fun doing it though—I hope you enjoy.

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I will never create an image like this. Wouldn’t actually want to. But I can certainly admire the amazing work that went into it.

It’s a sad irony that as cars get safer, the world outside of them that they share with pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists, gets more and more dangerous.

I’m always fascinated by craftsmen and their ability to make things. This takes it to a whole other level.

Would these specs convince you to switch phones?

Unlike sausage, it’s OK to know how bacon is made.

What — did they “forget” they had put a microphone in these things?

Even if I had the money I don’t think I’d ever buy a car at this price. Except for that Pagani Huayra. I’d buy the hell out of that thing.

What a spectacular image.

I wish I had known about this place when I lived near New York City. I definitely would have paid it a visit.

Four new videos on Apple’s YouTube channel, all focused on iPhone photography.

Unlike my mentally unstable friend Vito who has grilled outside in minus 20 degree temps, I have no interest in freezing when I cook. So I’ll give this a try for “grilled” winter steaks.

I actually had this conversation with my 13-year old a few days ago. It was a nice little teaching moment I could use to explain to him that people want different things from what he might want and that’s OK.

Also check out the “meet the filmmakers behind Kitbull” and see how the film was made.

There’s a reason why governments around the world view Huawei with suspicion.

Nice little treat you can gift to a friend who is not an Apple Music subscriber.

My wife and I watched this over the weekend. Like a lot of comedies, it will take time to find its footing but this first episode was surprisingly sweet.

I never had one but what a lovely, funny little Twitter thread.

As jealous as this article made me, it was actually quite interesting to find out how the filthy rich actually pay for their toys.

While I don’t use Apple Music, I still really like this idea.

Brings to mind the old cliche of “Don’t write down anything you don’t want your mother to read.”

This is actually really funny.

These may seem like dry reports but it signals to suppliers and the world that Apple is keeping an eye on the issue and doing something about it.

Clow isn’t a household name but his influence is felt throughout the advertising world.

We don’t have the #1 here in Vancouver so I can’t judge but I do agree with the writer that the memory of MacDonald’s fries is often better than the actual fries.

I’m biased because I’ve always been a fan of mophie (and their parent company provides prizes to my podcast) and I have and really like the mophie juice pack. But I’ve never used an Apple battery case.

I knew older iPhones were slower but half speed may be enough to convince my wife to upgrade her iPhone 6 Plus.

“Poised to challenge”? This is literally the dumbest take possible on this story. I have no problem with Samsung opening its own stores but given their past failures on so many fronts, including retail, how the writer could think that, with three US stores, Samsung could “challenge” Apple is beyond ridiculous.

If you haven’t seen this show, do yourself a favor and binge-watch it immediately.