Let's Talk Apple

JJoining Bart this month are Dermot Daly from Tapadoo, Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Adam Christianson from the MacCast.

The show starts with some quick followup before moving on to look at a few staffing changes at Apple that made the news in August. The five main stories for the month were Apple’s continued political engagement, Apple’s continuing push into Education, some privacy-related stories, some AR developments, and FitBit’s release of their Ionic smart watch. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in August.

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Joining Bart this month are Nick Riley, Lynda Gousha, Scott Willsey from the Don’t Nihongo it Alone podcast, and Gazmaz from the MyMac podcast.

The show starts with some quick followup stories before moving on to look at some Apple-related notable numbers, legal news, and staff changes that made the news in July. The four main stories for the month were Apple’s Q3 earnings call, the death of the traditional iPod, the continuing battle against encryption, and the leaking of some information about the up-coming iPhone through an accidentally released software update for the HomePod. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in July.

JJoining Bart this month are Dermot Daly from Tapadoo, Lynda Gousha, and Nick Riley.

The show starts with some quick followup stories before moving on to look at some Apple-related notable numbers and staff changes that made the news in June. There are just two main stories this month, but they’re big ones - WWDC 2017, and the iPhone’s 10 year anniversary. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in June.

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

The show starts with some quick followup stories before moving on to look at some Apple-related notable numbers and legal stories that made the news in May. The four main stories are Science -v- fitness trackers, Apple’s $1Bn investment in advanced manufacturing in the US, the noticeable up-tick in malware targeting the Mac, and developments in AI virtual assistants announced in May. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some companies Apple have acquired, some staffing changes at Apple, and some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in May.

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Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Lynda Gousha.

The show starts with a quick look at some Apple-related legal stories that made the news in April before moving on to look at the month’s notable Apple hirings. The four main stories are Apple’s Q2 2017 earnings call, Earth Day 2017, reports that Apple are working on an optical blood-glucose sensor, and Microsoft’s announcement of Windows 10 S and new Surface Laptop. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other, shorter, Apple-related stories that made the news in April.

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Joining Bart this month are Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast, Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Nick Riley.

Joining Bart this month are the Tech Doctor Robert Carter, and Dermot Daly from Tapadoo.

The show starts with some quick followups to stories from last month, before moving on to look at a few notable numbers and Apple-related legal stories that made the news in February. The three main stories are reports of more connector changes for Apple, Apple’s 2017 annual shareholder meeting, and Apple’s response to roll-backs of protections for trans kids by the Trump administration. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in February.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta42

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Joining Bart this month are Chuck Joiner from Mac Voice, Guy Serle from the My Mac Podcast, and Nick Riley.

The show starts with some quick followups to stories from last month, before moving on to look at a few notable numbers that and Apple-related legal stories that made the news in January. The four main stories are the tech world’s response to President Trump’s immigration and refugee ban, Apple’s Q1 2017 earnings call, changes to the App Store reviews API, and whether or not we should worry about the apparent rise in high-profile departures from Apple over the past weeks. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in January.

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

The show starts with some not-so-quick followups to stories from previous months, before moving on to look at just one notable number - iPhones appear to have been gifted twice as often as Samsung Galaxies this holiday season. Next, the panel discuss some of the Apple-related legal stories that broke in December - including the never-ending Apple -v- Samsung saga. The four main stories are the decline of the rest of the smart watch market while the Apple Watch continues to prosper, Apple’s move to start publishing academic papers in the AI field, the release of the Air Pods, and battery controversy for the new MacBook Pros. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in December.

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Joining Bart this month are Gaz from the My Mac Podcast, Victor Cajiao from the 3 Nerd Things podcast, Adam Christianson from the MacCast, and the Tech Doctor Dr. Robert Carter.

The show starts with some not-so-quick followups to stories from previous months, then moves on to look at just one notable number - Apple’s share of smartphone profits. For the first time in the show’s history, there is no legal news to talk about. The four main stories are the possible effect of Donald Trump’s election on Apple, Apple’s firing of Automation chief Sal Soghoian, the end of Apple’s router team, and three repair programs launched by Apple this November. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in November.

For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta39

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