Signs that iPhone 12 will be the SuperCycle™ many have expected. Plus, the Peanuts gang is moving to Apple TV+. All of that, plus Apple Music TV feedback on Mac OS Ken: Live for 10.20.2020

Maybe we should be talking about iPhone 12 pre-orders and 5G disappointments, but Apple has launched a 24/7 music video channel and THAT'S ALL I CAN THINK ABOUT! So, we'll talk about that. And what we're doing here.

A look at first-day orders for iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPad Air 4. Plus, Bill Gates says Congress should look at big tech companies individually, not as a lump. And he's right.

As the carrier wars reignite, ad groups are already crying foul on some messaging from Verizon. Also - is it 5G that has consumers excited? Or is it just the next iPhone? Speaking of which, are you getting an iPhone 12? (Get the Blue one).

Folks in the Apple watching, Mac OS Ken community sent in their feedback to "Hi, Speed" happenings and points raised here. Comments on 5G, spatial audio, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, HomePod mini, LiDAR, negative Apple sentiment, and more!

5G hits iPhone 12! Four iPhone 12s hit the line-up! There's a HomePod mini on the way! We'll talk it over this afternoon.

It's back now, but the Beats page on Apple's site was gone for a bit. Does that mean anything? Plus - T-Mobile has done a strange promotion to explain/promote 5G. With Betty Crocker. Yes, that Betty Crocker.

According to a study from Global Wireless Solutions, roughly half of US residents with iPhones think their iPhones already have 5G. They don't. Taking a look at those numbers, plus the possibility of a November Apple event.

Apple extends the free trial fro Apple TV+ through the end of January and still sussing this week's biggest story. Was it the antitrust report from Congress? Is it next week's anticipated iPhone 5G announcement? Come along and sound it out.

Hitting a few points from Tuesday's House subcommittee antitrust report on Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google - with most of the emphasis on Apple. Plus, how could the House report NOT be the biggest story of the week? With another virtual Apple event announced Tuesday, Ken makes the argument that it could be years before we know what this week's biggest story was.