Diversity in tech, self-driving cars, lady Rangers and more. Plus updates from App Camp Portland!

Summertime, and the podcasting is easy -- Kelly and Mike review the injured reserve list and look ahead to the fall tech-to-come.

Kelly and Mike review their vacation travel, unpack the magic of Google Photos, talk about WWDC, the new TextExpander, and we found the Mystery Machine.

Of note:

Please note that this episode was recorded before the tragic death of Katharine Chappell in South Africa.

Lazy spring afternoons turn into bouts of technology chaos -- Mike and Kelly talk about organizing cables, their favorite other podcasts and more. Kelly's story on iTunes needing to be broken up can be found at The Mac Observer.

Products and goodies discussed on the show:

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Kelly and Mike dive into the current suite of "films" for the Apple Watch, and cover some of the other items of note. Yes, this ep took a week to edit and post because Mike was on vacation and bandwidth-constrained, he's terrible that way.

Notes:

Considering the Microsoft Surface 3, getting the lowdown on the Apple Watch, and why the Spotify rathole will get you in the end.

Featuring:

Mike and Kelly return to the mics and kellies, after a two-month hiatus. Why neither of them has an Apple Watch yet. Absolutely no comment on another stellar quarter for Apple (although, you know, get with the iPad buying program here people) or why they took such a long long break.

A long, snuffly detour into self-indulgence as Mike and Kelly mourn the departure of TUAW.com with the occasional four-letter word. Seriously, it's a lot to take. Maybe split up your listening into multiple sessions. Anyway, Mike reminisces on all the wonder that was, general agreement on people who are really cool, and Kelly gets to try on a Leatherman Tread.

Oh, our show photo? That's Peter and Jeff making Kelly the filling in a Macworld Expo Manwich.

Mike reports on the surprisingly unburied-in-snow status of his hometown, coining the term "Snowdenfreude." After reviewing New York City's brush with disaster, we move on to Apple's mindblowing quarter and the iPhone's revenue number alone in comparison to the yearly revenue of other companies. Finally we round things out with Kelly's take on the Superbowl and Deflategate.

Functional high ground, scary synchronized smart bulbs, the rumored MacBook Air 12", and missing Macworld Expo. Kelly and Mike are back on track for their weekly high-context conversation, this time with a passable William Shatner impression.