Let's Talk Apple

Joining Bart this month are Gaz from the My Mac Podcast, Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices, and Nick Riley.

The show starts with a quick look at some Apple-related legal stories which broke in September. The four main stories are Apple's new hardware (iPhone 7 & 7Plus, AirPods & Apple Watch Series 1 & 2), Apple's new OSes (iOS 10, watchOS 3 & macOS Sierra), some more developments in the privacy war, and two new corporate deals for Apple. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in September.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta37

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Joining Bart this month are Gaz from the My Mac Podcast, Elaine Giles from Mac Bites Learning, and Nick Riley.

The show starts with a quick look at some notable numbers and Apple-related legal stories which broke in August. The three main stories are the EU's fight with Ireland and Apple, Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 recall, and some changes to the App Store. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in August.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta36

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Joining Bart this month are Gaz from the My Mac Podcast, Lynda Gousha, and Nick Riley.

The show starts with a few follow-ups to some stories from June, before having a quick look at some notable numbers and Apple-related legal stories which broke in July. The four main stories are Apple's Q3 2016 earnings call, Apple Watch's place at the top of the J. D. Power Smart Watch Satisfaction survey, some staffing changes at Project Titan, and the sale of ARM to SoftBank. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in July.

Joining Bart this month are Guy from the My Mac Podcast, Robert Carter the Tech Doctor, Ewen Rankin form the British Tech Network, and Nick Riley.

The show starts with a few followups to some stories from May, before having a quick look at two Apple-related legal stories which broke in June. The five main stories are changes to the App store announced before WWDC, WWDC itself, the probable removal of the headphone jack from the next iPhone, Apple's withdrawal from the Republican National Convention in protest at Donald Trump, and Senator Warren's criticism of Apple and other tech companies for practices that make it hard for competition to thrive. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in June.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta34

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Joining Bart for this month are Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices, Allister Jenks, and Gazmaz from the My Mac Podcast.

The show starts with a quick look at some notable numbers that were released in May, followed by a look at some Apple-related legal stories. The four main stories for the month are: Tim Cook's visit to India and China, CurrentC gets postponed again, Google's IO Conference, and Microsoft's streamlining of their phone business. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in May.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta33

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Joining Bart for this month are Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices, Nick Riley, and Lynda Gousha.

The show starts with a quick look at some notable numbers that were released in April. The five main stories for the month are: the on-going encryption wars, Apple's Q2 2016 earnings call, the update to the 12" MacBook, Apple's battles in China and India, and TIME declaring the iPhone the most influential gadget of all time. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in April.

Joining Bart for this month are Adam Christianson from the MacCast, Allister Jenks, and Nick Riley.

There were no notable numbers month, so the show starts with a quick review of the month's legal news. The six main stories for the month are: Apple's legal battle with the FBI, Apple's March special event, 40 years of Apple and 15 years of OS X, North Carolina's LGBT discrimination law, and some new on Apple News. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in March.

Joining Bart for this month are Guy from the My Mac Podcast, Dr. Robert Carter from Tech Doctor Podcast, and Nick Riley.

The show starts with a quick look at some interesting Apple-related numbers released in February before moving on to a quick review of the month's legal news. The three main stories for the month are: Apple's legal battle with the FBI, Error 53, and Apple Pay's launch in China. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in February.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta30

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Joining Bart for this month are Gaz from the My Mac Podcast, Linda Gousha, and Scott Willsey.

The show starts with a quick look at some interesting Apple-related numbers released in January before moving on to a quick review of the month's legal news. The six main stories for the month were: Apple's Q1 2016 earnings call, the rumoured demise of the 3.5mm jack, Donald Trump's comments on Apple, developments in the on-going encryption/privacy war, the partial demise of iAd, and Amnesty International's report on child labour in Apple, Samsung; Sony's supply chain. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in January.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta29

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Joining Bart for this month are Guy & Gaz from the My Mac Podcast, Nick Riley, and Victor Cajiao from the TerraTech Podcast.

The show starts with a quick look at some interesting Apple-related numbers released in December before moving on to a quick review of the month's legal news. The five main stories for the month were: the fight over encryption, executive team changes at Apple, the Apple iPhone battery case, some mobile payment developments, and the abandonment of Apple's talks with the TV networks. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in December.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta28

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