Is iPhone 12 Pro pro enough for professional photographers? This Week in Photo host Frederick Van Johnson says it is! But he’ll keep using his pro equipment anyway. Philosophy, technology, and old habits meet - In a Few Minutes

Revisiting the YouTube thing, I am happy to bring you feedback from folks who followed the “Hi, Speed” event - In a Few Minutes

Hours after Apple’s “Hi, Speed” event, Ken sat down to talk with people on YouTube about thoughts on the event. This is part of that. 

First car - First job - What might have been… Answers revealed when Bryan Chaffin spins the Wheel of Stuff - In a Few Minutes

After starting the week marking the passing of Steve Jobs, Ken and Bryan Chaffin - Editor-in-Chief of The Mac Observer - talk about Apple under Tim Cook and what kind of CEO should eventually replace him. They also wander into traffic - In a Few Minutes

As Apple and Epic keep duking it out, Bryan Chaffin - Editor-in-Chief of The Mac Observer - and Ken discuss who should pay Apple’s 30% commission and who should not. Hear it here - In a Few Minutes

Have you heard of Palantir? Ken had seen the name, though he knew nothing about it until Bryan Chaffin - Editor-in-Chief of The Mac Observer brought it up. Now, Ken knows just enough to be freaked out. That’s what’s fun about “It’s News to Bryan” - In a Few Minutes

Bryan Chaffin, Editor-in-Chief of The Mac Observer, starts our week with remembrances of Apple Co-Founder and CEO Steve Jobs - Including times in the same room, how wrong Rob Enderle tends to be, and what we still miss today. All of that and more - In a Few Minutes

When Mike would have chosen to live! Mike’s fictional hero! Another career he might have pursued! (Don’t ask about his alignment) Mike LaPlante of “The Average Wine Enthusiast” wraps the week spinning the Wheel of Stuff - In a Few Minutes

As the pandemic continues, so does business. “The Average Wine Enthusiast” host Mike LaPlante and Ken start talking about virtual WWDC and other Apple events, before pondering VR, what’s taking so long, and whether it’ll be a good thing. Thoughts on our virtual summer - In a Few Minutes