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After follow-up topics ranging from iPhone cases to apps for some very specific use cases, Stephen, Myke, and Federico discuss some of the changes in this week's beta OSes, recent DMA news, Apple's Beats strategy, and more.
Reliable features of voice-based virtual assistants, our hypothetical U.S. internet legislation, the impact of Apple's new Passwords app on our password management, and our comfort level with sharing intimate thoughts with an LLM.
Lisa Schmeiser and mb bischoff
Brad is on vacation this week, so what better time to answer your AskTPA!
Today, we offer an all-star panel of podcasters and tech pundits with a lot to say about the first 15 years of mobile accessibility from Apple. To my delight, the show veered hard into present and future topics. Also, Parallel says farewell.
Allison Sheridan, David Woodbridge, Jonathan Mosen, Mikah Sargent, and Steve Sawczyn
Under the United States Capitol, there is a series of subway trains for members of Congress and their staff to travel safely and quickly between buildings.
The Russell Senate Office subway train.
Apple backs away from some financial services and changes its Vision hardware approach, and there's a new phase in the company's relationship with the EU. For the Summer of Fun, we look at our current iPhone home screens.
David and Stephen have been running iOS 18, macOS Sequoia, and watchOS 11, so you don't have to. This week, they discuss some new features coming to Apple's platforms later this year.
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Merlin can't tell whether John is mad at him, but John claims that he's not.
Merlin can't tell whether John is mad at him, but John claims that he's not.
In follow-up, listeners share even more upsetting information about ice machines, and John has further remarks on a podcast Merlin likes. Also, Merlin remembers to tell John about his health problems.
Names and pronunciation are further explored, and John criticizes Daisy's herding skills. Then, for some reason, they talk about lunchboxes for a while. John thinks Merlin should do more due diligence on his realizations.
In an unexpected burst of Macintosh nostalgia, your hosts recall weird hard drive problems and Kerry from MacWarehouse.
Then, Merlin has to go home to turn off the smoke alarm.
(Recorded on Tuesday, June 4, 2024)
“Remember that a person’s name is to that person the sweetest and most important sound in any language.”
It turns out that Apple needs Google for its AI after all. Are you ready for ChromeOS's transition? And is Google coming back with glasses?
This is our best look yet at RCS working on an iPhone
Apple's New AI Is Made in Google Data Centers
Building a faster, smarter, Chromebook experience with the best of Google
Announcing a new Magic Leap & Google Partnership to Advance XR
YouTube Tests New Kind of Unskippable Ad
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