After having the opportunity to enjoy all that Apple Music has to offer since its recent launch, the gang talk about their first impressions from using the service. Simon is keen on the playback features, Mark is pleased with the recommendations, Richard has found his soulmate with Beats1, and everyone agrees that 'Connect' is a steaming turd pile of pointlessness. Episode bonus feature: another patented Richard Bailey EU rant. Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/30

In this week's episode of the show, your heroic trio discuss the US Navy's decision to shell out $9m for Microsoft to continue supporting Windows XP for them and what exactly went on in the early 2000s to cause everyone to refuse to move on from XP. After a huge — and uncharacteristic — discussion about Microsoft for a change, the gang talk about their latest woes in trying to force their respective parents to upgrade their technology so that it will actually function, which inexplicably leads to a conversation about how washing machines are confusing as hell. Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/29

Taylor Swift is in the news again, although this time it's not of the InfoSec variety. Taylor decided to write an open letter to Apple voicing concerns for independent artists with Apple's soon-to-be launched streaming service. Apple relented with their payment plans, but why? The gang try and untie the subject without avoiding the elephant in the room. Your heroic trio also discuss advertising and the problems facing publishers and end-users on the web in light for the news that Safari and mobile Safari will block ads by default and Apple's iOS 9 'News' looks set to be largely ad-free. Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/28

In this episode the gang discuss the intricacies and details of Apple Music, the implications for Spotify, and the pricing structure of both with respect to the likes of Netflix and Hulu Plus. Phil Schiller gave a groundbreaking podcast interview on The Talk Show with John Gruber. Being such a a unique opportunity with some fascinating answers, the gang run through some of the questions and answers in a strange podcastception scenario. Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/27

This week the gang give their thoughts on everything the was revealed during the WWDC 2015 Keynote. OS X El Capitan, iOS9, watchOS 2, and Apple Music. There's also plenty of time to rant about self service checkouts at supermarkets… again. Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/26

This week everyone has a new Apple device… in fact, Richard has two because he's the most ridiculous. Mark's Apple Watch was delivered three weeks early, beating both (yes, *both*) of Richard's new Macs. Simon also dropped the cash on his beloved 15" Retina MacBook and he's as overjoyed as you'd expect. We talk through the pros, cons, delights, and teething problems of our new purchases in a longer than usual episode. Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/25

Mark and Richard test the new MacBook and the (sort of) new 15-inch retina MacBook Pro by visiting the Apple Store in recent days. In addition, Richard tries the Apple Watch, Mark looks for wireless headphones, and Simon's dilemma over which MacBook machine to buy continues. Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/24

Mark returns, joining Simon and Richard to pontificate about technology in transportation. Planes, trains, and automobiles! Do you trust the squishy meatbag or the robot to get you where you're going? Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/23

With Mark ducking out for mysterious reasons, it’s left to Simon and Richard to run the show this week. The gents discuss Richard’s future Dropbox plans, and what it would take to make iCloud work for him again. There’s also talk of wrangling a setup of both a Mac and a PC, and what we do (and don’t do) as the role of unpaid family tech support. Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/22

Richard returns from his boat trip to take part in last week's discussion surrounding Dropbox. Naturally, we end up debating the future of the filesystem and bemoaning the existence of file extensions in 2015. Sparked by Tesla's annoucement last week we spend the rest of the show discussing battery technology, the UK energy crisis, renewable power, and environmentalism (really!). Supported by Hover, providing simplified domain management. https://hover.com/technicallycorrect | Full show notes at http://www.tcp.fm/episodes/021