Rene and Peter talk about John Carmack getting another job, the viability of 3D on mobile, metric madness, the Newton, and updating apps for iOS 7.

Rene and Peter talk about shoddy statistics, Nexus 7 vs. theoretical Retina iPad mini, thumb-print scanning, Moto X vs. the upcoming iPhone 5S, the idea of "always listening", as well as games and apps of the week!

Mark Gurman of 9to5Mac joins Rene and Peter to talk iWatch rumors, iOS in the Car, the less-expensive iPhone, and Haswell MacBook Pros. Plus, djay 2, Ember, Shadow Run, Riptide, Catan, PvZ2, and more!

Mark Gurman of 9to5Mac joins Rene and Peter to talk iWatch rumors, iOS in the Car, the less-expensive iPhone, and Haswell MacBook Pros. Plus, djay 2, Ember, Shadow Run, Riptide, Catan, PvZ2, and more!

Chris Umiastowski, Mobile Nations' own financial guru, joins Rene to crunch Apple's Q3 2013 numbers, examine why iPhone was up, everything else was down, and explore the future of iOS in the Car.

Show notes

• Apple announces Q3 2013 earnings: 31.2 million iPhones, 14.6 million iPads, 3.8 million Macs
• Apple Q3 2013 conference call highlights
• Apple Retail Stores see strong sales growth in Q3 2013, most successful MacBook Air launch yet
• Mac sales slip in latest Apple quarterly results - what's it mean?
• Tim Cook on Russia: 80% of iPhones sold from Retail, record sales figures for the quarter
• iOS in the Car and how Apple could get past licensing and own every screen in the future

Guests

• Chris Umiastowski of Mobile Nations

Hosts

• Rene Ritchie of iMore

Credits

You can reach all of us on Twitter @iMore, or you can email us at [email protected] or just leave us a comment below.

For all our podcasts -- audio and video -- including the iMore show, ZEN and TECH, Iterate, Debug, Ad hoc, and more, see MobileNations.com/shows

Chris Umiastowski, Mobile Nations' own financial guru, joins Rene to crunch Apple's Q3 2013 numbers, examine why iPhone was up, everything else was down, and explore the future of iOS in the Car.

Jim Metzendorf, the man who wrote the book on Logic Pro, joins Rene and Peter to talk about the brand new Logic Pro X. But first! We take a look at T-Mobile's new JUMP, AT&T's Next, and Verizon's Edge, and remind everyone the carriers aren't in this to lose money...

Show notes

• T-Mobile introduces JUMP, upgrade/replace your phone any time you want (theoretically)
• AT&T strikes back with NEXT, accelerated upgrade program that'll let you get a new phone or tablet every year
• Verizon gets into the early upgrade game with Edge
• Logic Pro X review: Great for podcasters, great period
• Apple puts its price tag where its policy is, charges full price for Logic Pro X upgrade on Mac App Store
• How to request a refund for an iTunes or App Store purchase
• Will the new Mac Pro make your office look like an episode of Hoarders?

Guests

• Jim Metzendorf of Audio Podcast Guide

Hosts

• Rene Ritchie of iMore
• Peter Cohen of iMore and The Loop

Credits

You can reach all of us on Twitter @iMore, or you can email us at [email protected] or just leave us a comment below.

For all our podcasts -- audio and video -- including the iMore show, ZEN and TECH, Iterate, Debug, Ad hoc, and more, see MobileNations.com/shows

Jim Metzendorf, who wrote the book on Logic Pro, joins Rene and Peter to talk about the brand new Logic Pro X. But first! We take a look at T-Mobile's new JUMP, AT&T's Next, and Verizon's Edge, and remind everyone the carriers aren't in it to lose money...

Brian Klug of Anandtech returns to nerd-talk with Rene about what Apple's WWDC 2013 announcements could mean for future iPhone, iPad, and other iOS devices. From 802.11ac to next-generation hardware, to enhanced chipsets and optics, it's going to get geeky.

Brian Klug of Anandtech returns to nerd-talk with Rene about what Apple's WWDC 2013 announcements could mean for future iPhone, iPad, and other iOS devices. From 802.11ac to next-generation hardware, to enhanced chipsets and optics, it's going to get geeky.