On the heels of the Apple Special event, we talk Apple TV 4K, Apple Watch Series 3, iPhone 8, and the iPhone X.

We cover Ian's inability to properly administer SSL certificates, APFS in High Sierra, Microsoft's support, and why tech support should be considered the best marketing efforts you can do.

We talk briefly about Apple's new APFS file system, then talk about iOS 11's new features and how they take the iPad to a new level for pro users.

Kirk and Ian talk about 2-factor authentication in Amazon, the Like/Dislike features in Apple News and Apple Music, then explore Ian's recent fascination with vinyl records.

We welcome Chris Field from Yoti to the show to talk about an new way to authenticate that seriously has the potential to disrupt the "convenience/security" balancing act.

We cover an update to the Circle Go service, the new Rock x Siri Apple ad, subscription pricing for apps, and the looming death of Flash Professional.

We discuss the black magic behind the Circle Go service, the mess that's been made by two-factor authentication, and the potential cause of Ian's wonky iPhone home button. We also lament how trashy Amazon's Prime Day has become.

Rob and Ian discuss photo exporting, native Apple features like Reading List, and the lack of general security with the SMS protocol.

We talk about photo management, then reminisce about the 10-year history of the iPhone, and where mobile computing might be ten years from now.

We talk briefly about photography again, then give our impressions of the new 12.9" and 10.5" iPad and which one Ian thinks is the best one for the market (hint: it's not the one you think). We then open a broad discussion about Apple repair options.