Cup of Tech

We’ve all taken delivery of a new Apple Watch, so we discuss that for a while, followed by the first impressions of iPhone XS.

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Kai (Mastodon/Twitter)
Malin (Mastodon/Twitter)
Zach (Mastodon/Twitter)

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Apple Special Event (September 12, 2018) post-event discussion.

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Kai (Mastodon/Twitter)
Malin (Mastodon/Twitter)
Zach (Mastodon/Twitter)

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Join us ahead of the 2018 September Apple Special Event for our predictions about all things iPhone, Apple Watch, and maybe some other things.

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Kai (Mastodon/Twitter)
Malin (Mastodon/Twitter)
Zach (Mastodon/Twitter)

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Invites have been sent out for the Apple Event on 12th September (or the 13th if you live on the other side of the world). Join us to discuss the leaked pictures of the iPhone XS and Apple Watch Series 4.

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Kai (Mastodon/Twitter)
Malin (Mastodon/Twitter)
Zach (Mastodon/Twitter)

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Malin: Procreate (App Store)
Kai: Astro (App Store)
Zach: Pocket Weather (Shiftyjelly)

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Join us this week to talk about Apple hardware and software delays, a Mastodon 101, and our podcast listening habits.

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Malin: One Button Travel (App Store)
Kai: Soulver (App Store)
Zach: Thunderly (App Store)

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This week begins with some follow-up about Zach’s talk at Cocoaheads. Minimal homework was also completed as we tried Twist and Microsoft Teams. Zach is horrified to learn that Kai and Malin store git repositories in online sync systems, and we speculate about when Apple might announce the next iPhone(s). The main topic this week is Twitter alternatives - the things we’ve tried, and the things we like. As always, we wrap up by adding another three apps to our list.

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Malin: Time There (App Store)
Kai: holedown (App Store)
Zach: Notability (App Store)

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This week's extremely short show begins with Zach having realised it's likely that the iPhone will again grow in 2018, and then we move into an exploration of different podcast clients. Our main topics this week are talking at meetups and conferences, followed by a discussion about the Twitter API changes and what this means for the Twitter community.

We've got a few mini-topics this week - an emoji update, a story about f.lux, and Google Docs autocorrect. We've got two main topics: our expectations for Apple's September event, followed by a discussion about the removal of the App Store affiliate program. We end by discussing three apps and their place on our app list.

Kai has finally installed the iOS 12 beta, the new MacBook Pros no longer throttles under load, Atlassian and Slack are sitting in a tree, and apparantly Kai likes lists.

This week we talk about everything from buying a new Mac, to what cloud storage to use, a whole bunch about emoji, Apple Watch move streaks, and finally MacBook Pro thermal throttling.