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A batch of misprinted stamps from 1918 have become infamous in the world of philately.
What AirPods Adaptive mode is for, Apple's first immersive narrative film, tricky executive retention efforts, the Vision products roadmap, Apple TV+ goes to Amazon channels, and the trouble with iPhone 16 Camera Control.
Stephen Millard joins to talk about some of his favorite Mac Apps and the role of automation.
Stephen Millard
Stephen Millard joins to talk about some of his favorite Mac Apps and the role of automation.
The uneven paces of technological and personal progress.
Merlin checks in with John to see if he's started noticing the Millennial Speech Tics. Of course, this leads to a lot of discussion about how people do and don't talk.
In Follow-Up, John shares a French meat word, and then he updates us on his health.
The main topic this week seems like it's going to be about best practices for phone charging. Fortunately for the listener, it broadens into a slightly more interesting exploration of the uneven paces of culture, technology, and personal habits.
(Recorded on Tuesday, October 1, 2024)
Andy explains why the Google Play Store is frustrating Android app developers.
Our Android App is Frozen in Carbonite
Why my apps will soon be gone from the Google Play Store
Google Deepmind Founder Wins Nobel for AlphaFold
Federico and Myke are joined by Jason Snell to discuss Apple hardware in unexpected places, their dream peripherals, and how they are (or not) using their Vision Pros.
How we prepare our tech for emergencies, the headphones we like best, our file organization systems, and outfitting our home theaters for spooky season.
Meg Marco and Jason Howell
In keeping with October’s pencil theme, Brad discusses his favorite wooden pencils he has been using. Then, he and Myke break down their top mechanical pencil choices.
Clarke Ching ("The Bottleneck Guy") joins us to talk about finding solutions and fixing systems, both personally and professionally.
Clarke Ching
We discuss how Apple is so influential that even its simplest moves can make or break companies and industries. Also: Apple plans a big Halloween week, and there's an immersive thriller coming to Vision Pro.
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