The show starts with a few followups from recent shows, a handful of regulatory and legal stories, and some Apple acquisitions before diving into quite a bit of Apple services and original content news. The first of the three main stories is the major setback for the Trump Tariffs, that's followed by a related story on US manufacturing. The third, and biggest, main story is the parade of new products Apple unveiled in it's 'experience', culminating in the new MacBook Neo. The show wraps up with a quick look at a few smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in February 2026.

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The show starts with a few followups from recent shows, a handful of regulatory and legal stories, and some Apple HR and acquisition news, before diving into an unusually eventful month for Apple services and original content. The first of the four main stories is a rare editorial critiquing Apple's responses to recent events, and the remaining main stories are regular news stories, specifically, the new Creator Studio subscription bundle, Apple's AI deal with Google, and Apple's Q1 2026 earnings call. The show wraps up with a quick look at a few smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in January 2026.

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The show starts with a few followups to previously covered stories, followed by a rundown of Apple's interactions with regulators and the courts, before quickly summarising some developments in Apple's services and original content business. The three main stories are India's failed attempt to force-install a government app on all cellphones, an eventful month for apple's App Stores, and an even more eventful month for Apple's HR department. The show finishes with a quick rundown of a few other smaller stories that made the news in December.

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The show starts with a few quick followups to some stories from October before moving on to some regulatory and legal stories, a few HR stories, and some services and original content highlights before moving on to the four main stories; Apple's re-negotiated deal with the MSL, digital IDs, the O26.1 updates, and a pair of unusual new accessories, before finishing up with just one other quick story that made the news in November.

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The show starts with a few quick followups on stories from last month before catching up with the month's regulatory, legal, and HR news. That's followed by a quick look at Apple's services news for the month. There are just two main stories, Apple's Q4 2025 earnings, and Apple's M5 hardware refreshes. The show wraps up with a few other quick stories that made the news in October.

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The show starts with a quick update on the UK iCloud saga, a handful of regulatory and legal stories, a little HR and acquisition news, and rundown of the notable Apple services and original content news before digging into the three main stories. The first main story is a short look at some Trump-related developments in the US before getting stuck into the the twin big stories, the new hardware from the 'Awe Dropping' event, this year's big new OS releases.The show finishes with the usual rundown of a few other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in September.

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August is the so-called 'silly season', and it shows, with just two main stories, but lots more detail than usual in the other regular segments. Starting as usual with feedback and followups the most notable developments are in the secret UK encryption case and the Apple-Epic saga, there are some more regulatory problems for Apple, just one legal story, then the usual HR news before checking in on Apple's services and original content where there is a very notable price change to discuss. The two main stories are Tim Cook's 'Made in America' charm offensive, and Apple's US blood oxygen workaround. As usual the show finish with a few smaller stories that made the month's news.

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The show starts with a few quick followups from recent shows, a few regulatory & legal stories, some substantial Apple HR news, and some highlights from Apple's services & original content before getting stuck into three main stories. We start with Apple's Q3 2025 earnings, then check in on Apple's continuing efforts to address their failure to deliver on AI, and we finish with a look at Apple's new AppleCare One subscription. another bad month for Apple's app store practices on both sides of the Atlantic, and then we dive into the fun stuff, this year's bumper WWDC! The show wraps up with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in July 2025.

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The show starts with a few quick followups from recent shows, a few regulatory & legal stories, and some highlights from Apple's services & original content before getting stuck into just two main stories. We start with another bad month for Apple's app store practices on both sides of the Atlantic, and then we dive into the fun stuff, this year's bumper WWDC! The show finishes with a few quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in June 2025.

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This solo show starts with just a few quick followups on long-running stories we're keeping an eye on before exploring just one new regulation and some news Apple indirectly made in a Google court case before moving on to a quick rundown of some stories related to Apple's services and original content. The four main stories are the on-going US tariff omni-shambles, the ongoing regulatory and legal attacks on the App Store's anti-steering rules on both sides of the Atlantic, an impressive set of accessibility enhancements coming later in the year, and the launch of CarPlay Ultra. The show finishes with just a handful of other quick stories that made the news in May.

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