• BBEdit is back on the Mac App Store! Rich Siegel joins us to talk about how Apple is reaching out to developers.
• Speaking of developers and the Mac, we are very excited about the macOS Mojave announcements from WWDC.
• How do Apple's new ARKit2 features in iOS 12 compare to Google's AR Core? Lory Gil was at both WWDC and Google I/O, so she has a unique perspective
• How Siri Shortcuts will add new capabilities to iOS for tweakers and normies alike
• Apple Watch is going to get a new button
• 2019 iPhones might lose the Lightning port

Picks of the Week:

• Alex's Pick: Maxon Face Animation and Cineversity
• Andy's Pick: CMD-D Masters of Automation Down-Home Scripting Boot Camp
• Lory's Pick: Nomad Battery Cable

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Alex Lindsay

Guest: Lory Gil

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All the news from Apple's 2018 World Wide Developers Conference.

• macOS Mojave: dark mode, App Store, and iOS Apps on macOS
• iOS12: Memoji, ARKit2, and Siri Suggestions
• watchOS 5: Walkie-Talkie, workout detection, and automatic Siri
• tvOS 12: zero sign-on and Dolby Atmos support

Tips and Picks:

• Andy's Pick: Anker SoundCore Nano
• Mikah's Pick: Mophie Charge Stream Travel Kit

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Andy Ihnatko

Guest: Mikah Sargent

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• A week before WWDC, HomePod finally gets all the features promised at WWDC 2017
• How to turn on messages in iCloud • Verdict: Samsung owes Apple half a billion dollars. Is the endless patent lawsuit over?
• Apple's new GDPR privacy portal: find out what Apple knows about you \
• Steam Link removed from the iOS App Store for "business conflicts"
• Court findings reveal the truth behind "Bendgate"
  
• Andy's Pick: Photolemur
• Rene's Pick: Lutron Serena Shades
• Alex's Pick: Face Cap

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Alex Lindsay, and Rene Ritchie

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Apple removes CallKit Apps from Chinese App Store. Rumors of a cheaper "Beats" HomePod. WWDC Keynote invitations go out. Amazon sells facial recognition tech to law enforcement. New Animoji Karaoke ad. Apple Music hits 50 million subs. Apple's Virginia and North Carolina plans.

• Andy's Pick: Right angle charge plug adapter
• Alex's Pick: Filmic Pro
• Rene's Pick: FLOVEME irridescent iPhone case
• Leo's Pick: Ilija Cvetkocski Ringtones and Alarms

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Alex Lindsay, and Rene Ritchie

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The advantages of closed vs open systems. Controlling Alexa and Siri with ultrasound. Apple's massive profits. Lawsuits loom over butterfly keyboards. Make your iPhone look like an original iMac. Tim Cook tells Duke grads to Think Different.
• Lory's Pick: Oculus Go
• Andy's Picks: Apple Lisa Twiggy Disk and TCL Series 6 4K HDR TV
• Alex's Pick: Chef's Table on Netflix
• Leo's Pick: GoPro Fusion

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Alex Lindsay

Guest: Lory Gil

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Another record quarter, despite the omens. iMac's 20th anniversary. Apple getting deeper into news. Everyone hates butterfly keyboards. Apple doubles down on privacy - iOS 11.4 stops data from the Lightning port after 7 days of inactivity. Jony Ive talks about the Apple Watch.

• Rene's Pick: Oculus Go
• Alex's Pick: Caffeine.tv
• Andy's Picks: Honky's Movie Year and Hardcore Henry

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Apple earnings expectations. Mr. Cook and Ms. Jackson go to Washington. 2016 MacBook Pro keyboards failing twice as much as older models. Goodbye, Ming-Chi Kuo.

• Andy's Pick: $329 9.7-inch iPad
• Rene's Tip: How to upgrade your cheese grater Mac Pro
• Alex's Anti-Pick: The new NPR App redesign sucks!
• Kelly's Picks: 1-foot Apple Watch cable and App Camp for Girls

Hosts: Andy Ihnatko, Alex Lindsay, and Rene Ritchie

Guest: Kelly Guimont

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Broken iMac Pro and the Right to Repair. iPhone earnings silly season is in full effect. Users love the iPhone X. AT&T and Verizon collude to try to stop eSIM. EU cries anti-trust over Apple's Shazam purchase.

• Alex's Pick: Roblox
• Andy's Pick: Super Cheap Chinese LED Panels
• Lory's Pick: Prince - Nothing Compares 2 U

Hosts: Rene Ritchie, Andy Ihnatko, and Alex Lindsay

Guest: Lory Gil

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Apple memo warning leakers not to leak leaks promptly leaks. Also leaked: Gold iPhone X coming soon. HomePod sales pale behind Amazon Echo. Apple News gets premium. GreyKey iPhone unlocking boxes sweep through law enforcement - make your passcode longer. iMovie for iPhone X gets Metal. Fix your Apple Watch Series 2 swollen battery for free. No more drone videos of Apple Park.

• Rene's Pick: Space Gray Magic Trackpad
• Andy's Pick: Gestimer MacOS menubar timer/reminder
• Leo's Picks: Skyroam Solis and Drafts

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Rene Ritchie

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Apple says a new Mac Pro is coming in 2019. Maybe with Apple-designed chips? Apple privacy vs Facebook. Google's head of AI defects to Apple to fix Siri. Apple tops in gender pay equality. Azomov's Foundation coming to Apple TV. Product(RED) iPhone 8 out today, but no iPhone X. Fortnight is making $2 million/day on iOS.

• Jim's Pick: Past Present Future by Rob Zombie
• Andy's Pick: Cendrillon at the Met Opera
• Lory's Pick: The Mother of Tears by Dario Argento
• Leo's Pick: Foundations of Data Science

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Andy Ihnatko

Guests: Lory Gil and Jim Dalrymple

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