Space Javelin

Hand on heart, we started with the episode title and tried to work backwards but failed. This week's episode does indeed feature the new OS X with the daft name but it also features some Android thing with a sillier one. Unless Google has named its next Android operating system Marshmallow as a nod to Veronica Mars: we'd respect that.

This week, Mike, Charles, and guest reviewer William cover a wide range of topics, from big things like "what is the future of Apple's ARM-based A-series of processors? Will they someday be used to run Macs?" to "is iTunes done screwing around with my music library yet?" and many others. Other topics include guesstimating how many iPhones got sold last weekend, the sudden withdrawal (but eventual return) of Bioshock for iOS, the various carrier plans and options for a new iPhone, and how an Apple Watch helped save the life of a football player. Tune in and enjoy!

This week, Mike, Charles, and guest reviewer William cover a wide range of topics, from big things like "what is the future of Apple's ARM-based A-series of processors? Will they someday be used to run Macs?" to "is iTunes done screwing around with my music library yet?" and many others. Other topics include guesstimating how many iPhones got sold last weekend, the sudden withdrawal (but eventual return) of Bioshock for iOS, the various carrier plans and options for a new iPhone, and how an Apple Watch helped save the life of a football player. Tune in and enjoy!

Sources have told MacNN that Apple is going to build a space station. Okay, no sources have told us this, other than the voices in our head, but we're thinking to the future! Not to the future of Apple, but to the future of journalists who at some point will do a Google search on the first news of this space station and that's when we win. We're playing the long game.

Sources have told MacNN that Apple is going to build a space station. Okay, no sources have told us this, other than the voices in our head, but we're thinking to the future! Not to the future of Apple, but to the future of journalists who at some point will do a Google search on the first news of this space station and that's when we win. We're playing the long game.

This week, Managing Editor Mike and your host, Editor Charles take a look at the release of iOS 9, the Amazon Fire TV revamp, two of Apple's biggest court cases, the Move to iOS app on Google Play and the uselessness of user reviews, new iCloud pricing and storage tiers, and of course our App of the Week.

This week, Managing Editor Mike and your host, Editor Charles take a look at the release of iOS 9, the Amazon Fire TV revamp, two of Apple's biggest court cases, the Move to iOS app on Google Play and the uselessness of user reviews, new iCloud pricing and storage tiers, and of course our App of the Week.

This week, Managing Editor Mike and your host, Editor Charles take a look at the release of iOS 9, the Amazon Fire TV revamp, two of Apple's biggest court cases, the Move to iOS app on Google Play and the uselessness of user reviews, new iCloud pricing and storage tiers, and of course our App of the Week.

MacNN's other podcast continues with the return of Malcolm Owen. He's the one who knows things while William Gallagher just pretends he does. This week they are knowing and pretending to know about iOS 9 and the various ways of mispronouncing technology terms. Find out about the future of gaming on Apple TV, the approaching judgement day for whether to stay on Apple Music after the trial, and coverage of both Tim Cook's trip to New York and William's equally landmark visit to London.

MacNN's other podcast continues with the return of Malcolm Owen. He's the one who knows things while William Gallagher just pretends he does. This week they are knowing and pretending to know about iOS 9 and the various ways of mispronouncing technology terms. Find out about the future of gaming on Apple TV, the approaching judgement day for whether to stay on Apple Music after the trial, and coverage of both Tim Cook's trip to New York and William's equally landmark visit to London.