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Apple is rumored to be working on a search engine to rival Google. While competition is good, it seems like a steep hill for Apple to climb because its search isn’t exactly very good. Apple was bidding for the NFL Sunday Ticket, but pulled out of the bidding at the last minute, which saw the NFL package go to rival YouTube. Have you ever thought about getting a foldable phone? Dave and I talk about whether or not Apple should, or would, make such a device.

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Show Notes:

• Elon Musk’s “Should I step down?” poll

• Apple Pushing to Launch Search Engine to Rival Google

• Samsung Mocks Apple for Lack of Foldable iPhone in New World Cup Themed Ad

• On Apple getting the NFL package

• The National Football League is in advanced talks to give Google’s YouTube exclusive rights to NFL Sunday Ticket

• On the trend of students using GPT-3 to write their essays. Cheating?

Shows and movies we’re watching

• The Capture, Peacock
• City on a Hill, Showtime
• Fleishman is in Trouble, FX/Hulu

Dave and I both started using Apple Music this week and had some things we liked and didn’t like about the new feature. We also looked at some of the new features in iOS 16.2, the latest version of Apple’s iPhone operating system. Because of new laws in the EU, Apple may have to start allowing apps to be downloaded outside of the App Store. Is this something you would do? Dave and I give our opinions on security, privacy and the App Store.

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Show Notes:

• Alex Ovechkin

• Framework laptops

• Thing

• Apple Music Sing

• Apple officially release FreeForm app

• Apple to Allow Outside App Stores in Overhaul Spurred by EU Laws

• AudioCupcake

• iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 highlights

• I was scammed with a counterfeit Apple Pencil

Shows and movies we’re watching

• The Capture, Peacock
• The Banshees of Inisherin, HBOMax
• C. B. Strike, HBO
• Light & Magic, Disney+

It’s been a busy week for Apple as the company made three announcements for its customers and developers. The first is Apple Music Sing, which gives users the ability to lower the vocals on a song in Apple Music so you can sing along with it. The company also made some encryption announcements for users of its software and iCloud services to further protect privacy, and its rolling out 700 new price points for developers to list their apps on the App Store.

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Show Notes:

• Dyson headphones

• Apple Music Sing

• Apple advances user security with powerful new data protections

• Apple actively planning to move production away from China

• Tim Cook says Apple will use chips built in the U.S. at Arizona factory

Shows and movies we’re watching

• Hidden, Acorn
• Spielberg, Documentary, Amazon
• Saving Private Ryan, Paramount+
• Wednesday, Netflix

This week Dave and I talk about the new Apple Music Replay experience the company put together. Apple has always given users a list of their favorite songs, but this year they went a lot further showing you the bands, playlists, and stations you listened to. Dave picked up some Apple Watch bands that he says are just as good as Apple’s own bands, but a whole lot cheaper. Did you know Siri can give you word definitions and spelling if you ask her? I didn’t.

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• Hockey Power Play

• Butterfly keyboard lawsuit resolved after judge approves payout of $50-$395 to MacBook owners

• Tweetbot Maker Tapbots Working on ‘Ivory’ Mastodon App

• Apple Music launches new Replay experience; reveals 2022’s Top Charts

Shows and movies we’re watching

• The Howard Stern Interview: Bruce Springsteen, HBO
• Welcome to Wrexham, Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenny, FX/Hulu
• Smartless, podcast, Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, Sean Hayes

This week, Dave and I talk about some Thanksgiving traditions that we do with our family and friends. It’s time for the World Cup again! We talk about the biggest sporting attraction in the world and which teams we are hoping for, and of course, Twitter is still a disaster, so we tackle that beast too.

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• The World Cup’s New High-Tech Ball Will Change Soccer Forever

• Phil Schiller Deactivates Twitter Account

• Twitter’s Survival as a Subscription Service Depends on Apple and Google

• You Can Try Verizon’s Service for Free With New Test Drive Program

Shows and movies we’re watching

• 2022 rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony on HBO
• The Missing, Starz
• Reacher, Amazon

Apple announced pricing for its Major League Soccer package on Apple TV this week, so Dave and I take a look at what that means for consumers. We also look at what it could mean for other sports in the future. We also talk about Twitter checkmarks and Apple moving its chips from Asia to the U.S. and Europe.

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Show Notes:

• Apple and Major League Soccer announce MLS Season Pass launches February 1, 2023

• Emergency SOS via satellite available today on the iPhone 14 lineup in the US and Canada

• Apple Prepares to Get Made-in-US Chips in Pivot From Asia

• M1 MacBook Air on sale for $799. Is 8GB enough?

• Twitter blue check marks are broken

• Steve Jobs sandals up for auction

• An interesting problem solve from Jason Snell

Shows and movies we’re watching

• Dark Winds, AMC+
• Circuit Breakers, Apple TV+
• The Big Lebowski, Peacock
• Tulsa King, Paramount+

Twitter is going through some tough times right now, which led Dave to explore another option. We talk about what he likes about one of the alternatives that he’s been using. Everyone knows that in order to use Siri, you have to say the phrase, “Hey Siri.” But that may be changing so you only have to say “Siri” to use it—Dave and I talk about the change and what it could mean for users. We also talk about Apple’s design team and if product design is changing at the company, and what that could mean for users.

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Show Notes:

• Twitter to Add ‘Official’ Label to Some Accounts With Original Verification Checkmark

• Migrating From Twitter to Mastodon

• Thoughts on new Apple TV 4K

• Apple TV app now hides ‘Up Next’ row

• Mark Gurman on a possible change on launching Siri

• Finding Evans Hankey’s successor

• Apple’s AR glasses could be pushed back to 2025 or 2026

Shows and movies we’re watching

• American Rust, Showtime
• Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, Roku Channel
• Only Murders in the Building, Hulu
• Gangs of London, AMC+, Amazon Prime

Former Apple design chief, Jony Ive, gave an indepth interview to the Wall Street Journal this week—Dave and I take a look at what he said and what he is doing with his new company. Apple reported its financials so we discuss how each product category did for the quarter. There are other things on the list this week too, including how one Apple employee was caught stealing $17 million from the company.

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• New Apple TV 4K arriving this week

• What if Apple TV remote had a “Last” button?

• How to restart your Apple TV remote

• Apple financials

• Mark Gurman: No new Macs this year?

• Jony Ive, “Life After Apple” WSJ Magazine interview

Shows and movies we’re watching

• A Friend of the Family, Paramount+
• Mayor of Kingstown, Paramount+
• “McEnroe,” Showtime
• The Beatles: Get Back, Disney+

Apple increased the price of its services this week, including Apple Music, Apple TV+, and all if its Apple One bundles. Dave and I run through the new prices and how much you can expect to pay moving forward. Dave has been using a new macOS Ventura feature called Stage Manager. We talk about that and how it differs from similar features Apple has released in the past. We also look at what the “Stick Man” does in a hockey game and how important he is to the players.

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Show Notes:

• StickMan!

• Was that Tim Cook waving the checkered flag at the Austin Grand Prix?

• Thread

• Apple’s Industrial Design Chief Hankey to Leave Three Years After Ive

• macOS for the M2 iPad

• Apple Services pricing going up

• Stage Manager

Shows and movies we’re watching

• Ozark
• The Playlist
• Travelin’ Band: Creedence Clearwater Revival at the Royal Albert Hall
• The Beatles: Get Back

It was a big week for iPad lovers as Apple introduced two new devices, one entry-level and one iPad Pro. The problem seems to be that there is some confusion with the lower-end model receiving features that many expected to be in the pro version. Dave and I also talk about the new Apple TV and a really good Apple Watch Ultra commercial.

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Show Notes:

• New iPad (10th generation)

• New iPad Pro

• Compare iPads

• Event video (if there was an event)

• New Apple TV 4K

• No charging cable in box for usb-c remote

• Single letter Twitter handles

• macOS Ventura available Monday

• New Apple Watch Ultra ad

This week, Dave and I talk about how one airline banned the use of AirTags in luggage—or did they? It seems they flip-flopped a little bit on this as the week went on. We also discuss some of the new features available on the upcoming iOS 16.1 release, and Dave has an update on his AirPods Pro, as well as a charging trick he found.

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Show Notes:

• Boring Company

• Lufthansa bans AirTags in checked luggage

• Steve Jobs Showing off Macintosh to Andy Warhol

• Speaking of Steve Jobs

• Lesser known Apple Watch workouts

• iOS 16.1 features, coming soon

• Single letter Twitter handles

• New AirPods case and Apple Watch case were made for each other!

• You can control your Apple Watch from your iPhone

Dave got his new AirPods Pro this week, so we take some time to go through the features and see what he thinks. Have you ever thought of the Apple Watch Ultra as a pickup truck? Me neither, but this has to be one of the greatest anologies I’ve heard in a long time. Joanna Stern takes the iPhone in a unique setting to test the crash test detection.

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Show Notes:

• Steve Jobs

• Mark Gurman on Apple Watch Ultra

• Great Apple Watch Ultra analogy

• Apple VP

• EU passes law to force iPhone to USB-C

• iPhone crash detection brings police to crash site

• Joanna Stern tests Crash Detection

first came out—oh, how things have changed. Apple Music is now the official sponsor of the Super Bowl Halftime Show, stealing away the honor from Pepsi. Dave has put together some interesting facts about the Apple Watch Ultra that we talk about this week.

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Show Notes:

• Remembering blackberry keyboards

• Apple Music Replaces Pepsi as Sponsor of Super Bowl Halftime Show

• Super Bowl

• Your AirPods Pro engraving goes live

• Ten Things AirPods Pro 2 Tell Us About AirPods Max 2

• Apple Watch Ultra Hammer Durability and Drop Test – Will it Survive?

• Offline map test on Apple Watch Ultra

• Video Demos Apple Watch Ultra’s Depth App in Underwater Test Chamber

• Apple Watch redesigned compass app

• iFixit Apple Watch Ultra teardown

• How to use Safety Check on your iPhone

Some people are growing taller—not naturally, they are having surgery to do it, which sounds awful! Dave and I also talk about Apple Watch Ultra after some of the reviews dropped this week. We also look at what the cost could be in you have to call search and rescue on your new iPhone. Did you know there is a feature in the Photos app that allows you to limit how many times a person is seen? Perfect if you have an ex and they keep popping up in your memories.

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Show Notes:

• Software engineers from big tech firms like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta are paying at least $75,000 to get 3 inches taller

• A collection of iPhone camera tips

• YouTuber jerry-rigs crash-detection test

• Gruber on the Apple Watch Ultra

• What is Dynamic Island and what does it do?

• Apple’s $120M Will Smith problem

• iOS 16 Photos app can banish/limit certain people, such as an ex, showing them less frequently, or not at all

• Using Satellite Search & Rescue Could Cost Over $12,000

This week Dave and I talk about the iPhone 14 and some of the new ways it’s connected to the Apple Watch. We look at a couple of new commercials and how innovative companies are trying to become to capture our attention. I also reveal my favorite Apple commercial of all time. Dave and I discuss sharing Wi-Fi passwords and Apple’s iOS 16 feature list.

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Show Notes:

• Gruber on being in the Steve Jobs Theater for last week’s Apple event

• Volkswagen

• Uber One and Sarah Silverman

• iOS 16 experiment

• Don’t miss the built-in Astronomy customized iOS 16 Lock Screen

• Apple’s official iOS 16 Feature List

• Apple Explains iPhone’s New “Fake AirPods” alert

• iPhone 14 Pro’s Always-On Display Intelligently Turns Off When You Leave the Room With an Apple Watch

• Shantaram

Apple held its annual event this week at its Cupertino, Calif. headquarters. There were a lot of products announced, including new Apple Watches, new iPhones and new AirPods Pro. Dave and I take some time to talk about all of the products, and colors, of everything the company announced.

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Show Notes:

• iPhone 14

• iPhone 14 Pro

• Apple Watch Series 8

• Apple Watch Ultra

• Apple Watch SE

• AirPods Pro

Pickleball is on the show for the very first time as Dave recounts a funny story from the weekend. We also look at what some of the rumors are for Apple’s upcoming event, and what “Far Out” could possibly mean. An original unopened iPhone sold at auction this week—how much would you pay for it? This week Dave digs into a couple of reader emails as we return to Columbia House. This and a lot more on this week’s episode.

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• Pickleball

• Far Out poll

• Mark Gurman’s Far Out take

• Apple and Globalstar Rumored to Announce Satellite Connectivity Feature for iPhone 14 at September 7 Event

• T-Mobile announcement is real, though not clear what FCC hurdles they’ll have to jump through before things can go live

• Unopened Original iPhone Sells for $35,000 at Auction

• Selecting multiple images trick in your iPhone app

• Former Apple engineer accused of stealing automotive trade secrets pleads guilty

Apple will hold it’s anual event on September 7 in Cupertino, the company announced. There is little doubt we will see a new iPhone at the event, but we could see a few other products too. Regardless of what else is announced, Appple will want to the focus on iPhone. What happens when you take pictures of your naked toddler for your doctor and those pictures get uploaded to the cloud. One unfortunate father found out. Dave and I are back talking about how useless Siri is, this time with setting timers—now it can’t even do that reliably.

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Show Notes:

• Apple event official for Sept 7

• A Dad Took Photos of His Naked Toddler for the Doctor. Google Flagged Him as a Criminal

• Shazam Turns 20

• Apple Watch and timers

• That handy little “Fn” key

• Apple expands Self Service Repair to Mac notebooks

• Sennheiser’s $350 Momentum 4 ANC Headphones Boast 60-Hour Battery Life

• Former Apple engineer accused of stealing automotive trade secrets pleads guilty

What is the most popular social media platform and how much should we trust them? That’s one of the topics on this week’s podcast. We also talk about Daring Fireball’s anniversary and Apple showing ads on its iCloud platform even though you may pay for it. Dave and I also play the Notable People game, which almost derailed the podcast entirely.

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Show Notes:

• Daring Fireball is 20

• Teens, the fall of Facebook, and social media

• Apple Finds Its Next Big Business: Showing Ads on Your iPhone

• The Notable People game

• Sidney. Apple TV+, Sept 23rd

• Five Days At Memorial, Apple TV+

• The Greatest Beer Run Ever

Google is whining again about the green bubbles in Apple’s Messages and the fact that the two systems don’t work well together. Google wants Apple to give up its superior system and adopt a less secure system. Thanks to a listener of last week’s show we have some more information about Passkeys and what it will mean for users going forward.

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Show Notes:

• Do you remember the Columbia Record Club?

• Issey Miyake and Steve Jobs

• ‘It’s Time for Apple to Fix Texting’ Says New Android Website Pushing RCS Messaging Technology

• A look at Passkey on Mac and on Windows (note the QR-code)

• Disney+ grows to 152 million subscribers

• Latest iOS 16 beta 5 brings battery percentage to Home Screen

• Compare look to the Control Panel percentage. It’s all about the notch and lack of room to do it bigger

Siri had a strange quirk this week that Dave found (of course, Dave found it) involving Danny DeVito. There are a few UI changes in iOS that have been discovered—Dave and I talk about one in particular in the music player. Adam Engst wrote an intereesting article about finding a mobile power source for his Mac, and Dave and I discuss Passkeys replacing passwords.

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Show Notes:

• Siri and Danny DeVito

• Adam Engst needs power

• Dave owns this car/truck jump starter

• Cool new way to share images on macOS Ventura

• The iOS 16 Music app got rid of the scrub dot

• iOS/iPadOS/Ventura’s Passkeys, coming this fall

• The Apple Store Time Machine

• For All Mankind, season three premiere uses a Newton as their PDA of choice (1992)

• ‘For All Mankind’ prop fused an Apple Newton MessagePad 120 and an iPhone 12

This week on the show, Dave and I look at some of the new features of iOS, including some found in Messages. We also look at Mark Gurman’s list of new Apple products he expects to be released, and some new features released in Google Maps. Oh, and CompuServe.

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• MG Siegler’s 3 favorite iOS 16 features

• A burger without Heinz

• Mark Gurman’s list of Apple products in the pipeline

• The Apple Store Time Machine

• Three new features coming to Google Maps

• CompuServe lives!

Rene Ritchie has moved on from his YouTube channel to take a job with Google. Apple Music Sessions kicked off in Nashville with some country artists leading the way in the services new feature. Dave and I talk about some controversy with the M1 and M2 Macs, and Apple Arcade is getting rid of some of the first companies to offer games for the service.

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• Rene Ritchie joins Google as YouTube’s Creator Liaison

• Apple the ‘most likely winner’ of $3 billion NFL deal, UEFA Champions League could be next

• Apple introduces Apple Music Sessions

• Gruber on the difference between the M1 and M2 MacBooks Air

• Kirk McElhearn on the drastic drop in SSD speed from M1 to M2 MacBook Air

• Watch MKBHD’s review

• Why are 15 games leaving Apple Arcade?

• Netflix Tests Another Way to Charge for Password Sharing

Apple announced that its showed have been nominated for 52 Emmy Awards with Ted Lasso leading the way. One of its new shows, Severance, also had a good showing with 14 nominations. Apple is rumored to be in the lead to take over broadcasting rights for the NFL and could also be looking at the UEFA Champions League in Europe. There are new rumors of an Apple Watch Pro—Dave and I take a look at that and what it could mean for users.

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Show Notes:

• Apple scores record-breaking 52 Emmy Award nominations

• Apple the ‘most likely winner’ of $3 billion NFL deal, UEFA Champions League could be next

• Apple Watch Pro

• Seven iOS 16 beta features to check out

• Also, these hidden features

Dave had a bit of a scare this week when his Apple Watch alerted him to a low heart rate. We talk a bit about that and the Apple Watch. Apple’s newly introduced MacBook Air M2 is available to order on Friday, and Apple released new betas of its operating systems. One of the new features is called Lockdown Mode which allows users that need it to further secure their iPhones.

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• All-new MacBook Air with M2 available to order starting Friday, July 8

• Finding Nemo, other options for Lock Screen

• Apple introduces Lockdown Mode

• Biden will posthumously award Steve Jobs the Presidential Medal of Freedom

• Apple won’t be upgrading the chip inside of its main new iPhone

• Delta Air Lines offered $10,000 to passengers willing to give up their seat on overbooked domestic flight

Happy Birthday iPhone! Dave and I talk about iPhone’s birthday as well as some rumors of upcoming products, including a new HomePod that sounds more like the orginal than the mini. We also talk about the Commissioner of the FCC calling on Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their App Stores, and how you can interact with Maps using Siri.

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Show Notes:

• Mike Elgan wrote a letter the day before iPhone release

• Mark Gurman leaks new Apple TV and new HomePod

• Commissioner of the FCC calling for Apple and Google to take down TikTok

• Siri and Apple Maps

• Note: Dave made a slight error when talking about which TV show was produced by Lorne Michaels, but he corrected it later on in the show.

I finally got so fed up with Siri that I bought an Echo to use in my kitchen—but I only use it when Siri and the HomePod fails. Dave and I talk about how often that is on this week’s show. Dave tells us more about the iOS 16 lock screen and some other new features he enjoys, like the ability to bypass CAPTCHAs. macOS Ventura’s enhanced search, Samsung caught cheating, and using iCloud+ are all in this week’s episode.

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Show Notes:

• How do you name your Apple devices?

• iOS 16 Will Let iPhone Users Bypass CAPTCHAs in Supported Apps and Websites

• Dave tries out iCloud custom domains

• Samsung caught cheating in TV benchmarks, promises software update

This week, Dave and I talk about some of our favorite new features of the OS betas Apple released at WWDC. There are some really good features that make each OS easier and fundamentally better for the user.

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Show Notes:

• Video: Apple’s Coolest iOS 16 Feature Lets You Drag Subjects Right Out of Images

• Apple’s comment on why iPad with M1 required for Stage Manager

• Rene Ritchie’s video explains Apple’s historic avoidance of virtual memory and Stage Manager’s need for it

• Oddity on the Mac requirements page for Ventura

• Interview with Federighi on Stage Manager

• Apple adds to their sports roster

Apple held WWDC this week and to kick things off the company introduced new versions of its operating systems. Dave and I talk about the major new features in iOS, macOS and watchOS, as well as the newly introduced M2 computers.

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Show Notes:

• iOS 16

• macOS Ventura

• watchOS 9

• MacBook Air M2

Apple Music recently started placing 40 second ads in its genre based radio stations, as well as in some of its playlists. Apple promotes the service as being ad-free, which it clearly no longer is. Dave and I also talk about next week’s WWDC and some of the things we think you will see at the event.

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Show Notes:

• The “hockey button”

• Apple Music has betrayed its most loyal listeners

• Jim on Apple Music ads

• WWDC