Technically Correct Podcast

Simon’s new PC is now complete, Richard finally uses an iPad Pro, and we discuss Apple’s “Error 53” fiasco which has been ruining the iPhones of those that dare to turn to third parties for repairs.

Don’t be blinded by Simon’s shiny buckles and please avoid the steaming pile of turd which belongs to Richard.

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The (i)clouds of pessimism are — once again — swirling around Apple, with analysts and investors predicting the end times are near… it must be that time of year again. In light of this, the gang of three conduct an open and honest assessment about where Apple find themselves in 2016, what they can do to further improve their prospects in the coming years, and what they would personally like to see Apple do in a perfect world.

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This week Richard goes on a course for work and AV-based setup hilarity ensues and Simon has a new PC to tell us all about.

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This week the gang discuss the cons and cons of having your thermostat connected to the internet, but not before a large chunk of battery case and Photos.app related follow up.

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After their annual week away Mark, Richard, and Simon return for episode 56 and two of them have bought an iPhone case to experiment with. Discussing the pros and cons of both cases in general and the particular case both of them have bought, Mark and Richard lead the podcast into their favourite rabbit hole: things that Apple do to annoy us all.

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Everyone loves the Internet. But what happens when it doesn’t go as planned? This week sees the hosts discussing Steam’s authentication glitches that occurred over the Christmas period, including bonus thoughts about two-factor authentication. This leads, somehow, to us thinking carefully about how many Things we want the Internet in. (Spoiler alert: it’s not as many as the industry seems to think).

Finally, we round off with Mark discussing how he was cornered into going against all of his beliefs about the cloud. Needs must, as they say, but did it Just Work?

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Mark is back to full fitness to return to the helm of the good ship Tech Correct for episode, 54 and complain about Apple’s Industrial Design — or lack thereof — again, this time in the form of Apple’s iPhone 6/6S battery case. Done with Apple, the gang spend the rest of the show discussing George Hotz, who is trying (and succeeding to some degree) to build a self-driving car to rival those of Tesla and Google. He seems a little nuts, but there is a gem of a good idea underlying it all.

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Illness rips through the halls of the Technically Correct Podcast this week, as Mark is too ill to show up, and Simon is not far off. Highly incapacitated and in need of a new topic, our remaining hosts dig up an interesting article that claims to offer 10 helpful Wi-Fi tips, but really offers something else indeed.

In the after-show, Richard and Simon discuss the problems with emoji implementations across different platforms, and how that can really affect how your message might come across.

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For this week’s extravaganza the gang discuss the merits of using a case on your phone, following an unfortunate incident for Richard, and Dropbox’s decision to “sunset” Mailbox and Carousel.

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This week Mark, Simon, and Richard discuss the possibility of Apple removing the 3.5mm audio jack on the iPhone. How likely is it to really happen? How similar a scenario is it to the removal of the 30-pin connector in favour of Lightning?

Along the way discussion deviates to Bluetooth and its general awfulness, Bluetooth speakers and headphones, and the connected home.

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