It's time for our annual gift guide, and we continue the tradition of picking items in a variety of price categories: Under $20, $20 to $100, and Over $100.

We discuss things in technology we're thankful for, including some great Thanksgiving-table arguments.

We talk about fixing odd Apple Music problems using methods that just weren't possible a couple of years go, then discuss Ian's experiences with the iPhone X.

We talk about activating an Apple Watch Series 3, cheap data plans for iPads, Dropbox Professional with Smart Sync, Amazon One-Day pickup, and the new (to us) world of Qi charging pads.

We talk about sharing Apple IDs, the new Kindle Oasis, the iPhone Upgrade Program (and how it lets you jump the line for the iPhone X), then launch into a discussion about Apple's entrance into digital video. Then we talk about the unexplained phenomenon of MoviesAnywhere.

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We talk about the ho-hum nature of macOS High Sierra, then spend some time covering the changes in the Photos app, including Rob's migration from iPhoto and its similarities to the dead and lamented Aperture.

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Flour Water Salt Yeast: The Fundamentals of Artisan Bread and Pizza

We welcome Peter Cohen back to the show to talk about old technology (and how long you should reasonably expect it to keep working, the Apple TV 4K, the criticism of Apple's design decisions, and the Apple Watch Series 3. This episode is brought to you by Econ Technologies, makers of ChronoSync.

We talk about Exchange support in iOS 11, the shortcomings of the Files app, the Apple TV 4K, and the iPhone 8 Plus.

We talk about the societal dangers with Face ID, then run through significant new features in iOS 11.