We talk about cleaning your Mac, working from home, the new iPad Pro and MacBook Air announcements, then Rob gives a full run-down on the new DJI Mavic Mini and his rekindled love affair with drone piloting.

We lament the passing of MacSurfer, discuss our disdain for the rumored iPad trackpad, Apple News+, and our love for Subler.

Then we talk about discoverability, and the lack thereof on Apple’s five primary operating systems.

We talk briefly about the Coronavirus’s effect on Apple’s quarterly guidance, then fall down a rabbit hole discussing the bad ol’ days of Apple’s profit (or lack thereof). Rob also rants about Split View on macOS.

Kirk and Ian talk about Sonos, Apple’s Average Sale Price (ASP) and how it has and will continue to change. Then we talk about how the iPad has (and hasn’t) changed the computing world since it was introduced ten years ago.

We talk about productivity hacks, “Disliking” Apple Music, Sonos’s decision to EOL certain models, and then talk about backup strategies and tactics.

In our first episode of 2020, we talk about HomePod vs. Sonos, modding your AirPods Pro, and the current firehose of episodic content available.

In the final episode of 2019, we talk about Apple News+, AirPods Pro availability, a new standard for smart devices, and Rob’s new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar.

Then we take a look at significant releases of 2019, what we’re going to do to improve ourselves in the end-of-year down time, and what we’re looking forward to in 2020.

We talk about chains of trust, whether or not Apple actually believes the iPad Pro will replace your PC, and Apple’s apparently new strategy for testing prerelease software. Then we do our annual holiday gift guide!

We cover a wide variety this time… New MacBook Pro, Google’s creepy Project Nightingale, Apple Music Replay, AirPods Pro, and Yacht Rock. Then Ian and Kirk lament the lack of “One Information Repository that Rules them All” while Rob ignores us.

We talk about the problems with Electron apps, Google’s acquisition of Fitbit, how Mac portable keyboards suck, and the Apple TV app on Amazon Fire TV products. We then discuss Apple’s success in non-computer products.