Joining Bart this month are Chick Joiner from Mac Voices, Nick Riley, and Stefaan Lesage from the Tech45 podcast.

The show starts with a quick run-down of some Apple-related numbers released in November, followed by an update on some of the legal cases Apple is involved in. The five main topics for the show are the Masque ‘vulnerability’, the on-going GTAT saga, developments in the Steve Jobs movie, some Apple Watch updates, and Nokia’s return to the mobile device market. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple related stories that made the news in November.

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Joining Bart this month are Guy from the MyMac Podcast, and Bren Finan.

The show starts with a quick run-down of some Apple-related numbers released in October, followed by an updated on some of the legal cases Apple is involved in. The four main topics for the show are Apple’s October iPod and Mac event, the release of OS X Yosemite, the roll out of Apple Pay, and Tim Cook’s coming out letter. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple related stories that made the news in October.

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Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, Adam Christianson from the MacCast, and Nick Riley.

This is the first show of the podcast’s second year, and the first show with detailed show notes containing all the links which the panel talk about, as well as more which informed the discussions. You can get the show notes on the podcast’s website at www.lets-talk.ie.

The show starts with a quick summary of some developments relating to Apple’s many on-going court cases, then the panel get stuck into the month’s main stories. First the September Apple event with it’s new iPhones, Apple Pay, and Apple watches, then iOS 8, then some changes to iCloud, and finally a discussion of Apple’s updated privacy policies and their big media push to differentiate themselves from their competitors when it comes to privacy. The show ends with a quick rundown of a few other notable September news stories.

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Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast, and Chuck Joiner from MacVoices. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting Apple-related numbers released in August, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are the collapse of Apple’s $1Bn deal with the LA School District, some stories related to Law Enforcement and tech, Apple’s Diversity Report, and some stories related to Apple’s up-coming September 9th event. The show finishes with a few quick stories, including Balmers departure from the Microsoft board, and a battery replacement program for older iPhone 5 handsets.

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Joining Bart this month are Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast, Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting Apple-related numbers released in July, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are Apple’s Q3 results, Apple’s new partnership with IBM, the (largely inaccurate) reports of a backdoor in iOS, iTunes Pass, Developments at Nadela’s Microsoft, and Amazon’s new subscription ebook and audiobook service. The show finishes with a few quick stories, including some more Apple hires of note, and improved MacBook Pro models.

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Joining Bart this month are Allister Jenks, Nick Riley, and Joseph Linaschke from Aperture Expert. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting Apple-related numbers released in June, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are WWDC, the up-coming merger of Aperture and iPhoto into Photos, Google’s I/O Conference, and Windows ‘threshold’. The show finishes with a few quick stories, including some new products from Amazon and Apple.

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Joining Bart this month are Allister Jenks, Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, and Guy Serle from the My Mac Podcast. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in May, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are Apple’s acquisitions in May, particularly the Beats purchase, the arrival of faux-ransom-ware on iOS, Hachette’s struggle with Amazon, and Apple’s new-found transparency in how it deals with law enforcement requests. The show finishes with a few quick stories, including the release of Google Glass and the Surface 3.

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Joining Bart this month are Guy Serle and Gazmas from the My Mac Podcast, Peter Upfold, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in April, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in, particularly the second Apple VS Samsung case, which came to trial in April. The main stories the show focuses on are Apple’s Q2 earnings call, Google’s Silver program, Amazon’s HBO deal; Comixology purchase, the cheaper and faster new Macbook Air, and Apple’s focus on all things environmental this month. The show finishes with a few quick stories.

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Joining Bart this month are Guy Serle from the My Mac Podcast & Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Mac Podcast. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in March, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are the big changes at Microsoft in March, including the release of Office for iPad, the replacement of the iPad 2 with the iPad 4 at the low end of the iPad range, and some criticism of Apple and other tech companies for the lack of diversity on their boards. The show finishes with a few quick stories.

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Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the My Mac Podcast, Nick Riley and Scott Willsey of the Pocket Sized Podcast. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in February, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are the ‘goto fail’ bug, Microsoft’s new CEO, Samsung’s new product releases, an interesting bunch of hires by Apple, and some interesting politics/civics moves by Apple, including pressuring the Arizona governor to veto a bill legalising discrimination, and Tim Cook shooting down a right-wing climate-change-denying think-tank at the share holders meeting. The show finishes with a few quick stories including the pre-launch of CarPlay, Sony getting out of the PC business, and a handful of small bad-news stories for Microsoft.

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