Casey Liss comes to set Federico straight about Plex in a new segment called Follow-on. Then, Stephen and Federico talk about Apple's recent environmental push, the changes coming to the iTunes Affiliate Program and AppStories, Federico's new podcast and website.

Casey Liss

Ben Einstein took Juicero's $699 machine apart, documenting the incredible number of custom parts in the appliance. The machine can now be picked up for a discounted price of $399.

Myke is back. Gurman is back. iPhone rumors and iPad wish lists are back.

With Myke pondering life in the woods, Stephen and Federico talk about Clips and what the Mac and iPad can learn from each other before quizzing each other on their preferred platforms in a battle for eternal nerd glory.

Myke's shoelace story

Stephen's book about OS X and the iMac G3.

Stephen claimed iOS 4.1 unified the iPad and iPhone, but in reality, it was iOS 4.2.1. Federico still missed the point, but Stephen was wrong, too.

Apple comes clean on what’s going on with the Mac Pro, but Federico still isn’t buying one. Myke gets excited about new Samsung phones and Stephen feels old when thinking about Twitter.

Workflow has been purchased by Apple and everyone has feelings about it.

Federico is wandering the wilderness in search of new iPad Pro hardware, so Stephen and Myke break down today’s news before apologizing to everyone.

Apple has a new ad, Casey has an iMac, Ticci watches TV and everyone has workflows.

This week, Stephen talks about a possible iMac Pro while his co-hosts play Zelda. They come back to round robin some things that they find frustrating about working from iOS and the iPad.

This week, Stephen yells at the cloud, Myke gets new emojis and Federico speaks wisdom to the masses.

This week, Stephen and Myke talk about the whirlwind of iPhone rumors and where they keep their data before Myke is joined by a special guest.

Merri Hackett