
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Topics
β
Hosts
Follow Up
Topics
Greg refuses to admit he is back from his vacation, in which everyone (not Greg) around him was on their mobile phones. Also, Greg comes back to logging workouts on his new Apple Watch, which makes us ponder what should be credited as workouts and what not.
BUT... the main focus is on all of the shiny new things Greg got, so we dive into the iPhone XS, the new GATES surrounding it, and why Nati is not going to upgrade to the iPhone XS. We also talk about the Apple Watch Series 4 and why Israel is not a 1st world country.
In addition, we talk Shortcuts and why it makes total sense to ship the iPhone XR later on.
Hosts
Follow Up
Topics
We talked about the things that we found interesting in the Apple September event in the usual BYOD style, but not before we update on the status of Greg's mobile devices and talk about the most important thing that happened in the last week - Google killing off Inbox π
Hosts
Follow Up
Topics
Nati is dragging Greg back into the technology realm, as we discuss what is the potential of Apple Pencil support on the iPhones, how we use 3D Touch and how it is similar to the Note's S-Pen.
Also, we touch about some iPhone and Watch rumors which include pricing, marketing names, what benefits would a bigger screen Watch actually bring and if Apple will introduce new AirPods.
Hosts
Follow Up
Topics
Greg gets a Note 9, so Nati has to grill him on the choice of his new Android device, as we discuss why Greg finds Android exciting, the experience with Bixby, how the Note 9 handles dual-SIM and more.
We also talk about why Twitter eventually wins, and what the heck is about to happen with the 2018 iPhone line in terms of the marketing, prices and everything else.
Hosts
Follow Up
Topics
We started talking about Twitter as a followup, which stretched for an hour before we even mentioned tech (per se).
During our Twitter discussion, we talked about should companies decide what's right and wrong in the news, what's wrong in today's discussions (hint: people are not listening), Twitter not taking responsibility for their actions and neglecting their app ecosystem, and whether new platforms like Mastodon or Micro.Blog are the answer. We also shared our Twitter usage philosophy.
Also, we also talked about Pencil support on the iPhone and what Apple should do with the iPad mini.
Hosts
Topics
Nati voluntarily talks Android, as we discuss the Note 9 Unpack event in which Samsung introduced the new Note 9, the new Galaxy Watch - which still uses Tizen and Exynos (instead of Google's WearOS and Qualcomm chips), and the new Galaxy Home speaker which looks like a barbecue grill.
In addition, we talk about the leaked Pixel 3 XL unboxing - which Greg thinks is fake - and how Apple is so ahead of Google in terms of hardware expertise, even after Google's massive investments in that area.
Also, some birthday stuff and Greg posses a very good thought experiment about the next iPhone line.
Hosts
Topics
George from Snappy-Tech (Chachanidze) joins us this week and reveals the origins of Snappy-Tech, keyboard shortcuts when having a Windows PC, a Mac, and a Chrome OS devices, his Huawei P20 Pro that triggers Greg's Trypophobia.
We also talk about the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4, Apple earnings, and the rumors about the next iPad Pro devices and how will they impact the iPad sales.
Special Guest: George Chachanidze
Hosts
Follow Up
Huawei was the 2nd largest smartphone maker in Q2 2018
Topics
Greg decides to do a proper podcast introduction for our special guest: Russell Holly, who joins us to talk about things he is interested about, multi-platform usage, how the Apple Watch changed his life in the last 3 years and the magic of the 3 ring system.
We also talk about the MacBook Pro throttle-gate controversy, The EU's fine against Android, and what is the deal with project Fuchsia
Special Guest: Russel Holly
Hosts
Follow Up
Topics
From the publisher's feed