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Jeff is someone I’ve only come across in the last couple of months, but already him and his co-host of their ‘Slab of Glass’ podcast have made it something you should be listening to.

Hence why Jeff is on this weeks episode!

We go into detail of our workflow with our iPads, alongside our love for keyboards, and where we see iPads fitting in a Marzipan, FaceID world.

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PiPifier App.

I’m going Freelance.

A quick solo episode, where I give some thoughts on E3 2018, the big three conferences, a few games, and what I was surprised to not see as well.

Microsoft E3 Conference.

Sony E3 Conference.

Nintendo E3 Direct.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Showcase.

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Paulo on Twitter.

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It’s the week of WWDC, a time of year where Apple announce their plans for new software updates across their products.

And because of this, it’s time for a special episode!

iOS 12, macOS Mojave, watchOS 5 and tvOS 12 were all announced on Monday.

I talk to returning guests about what they were pleased to see, and also what we’d like to see in the coming months from Apple.

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Monday’s WWDC Apple Event

iOS 12 Page.

macOS 10.14 Mojave Page.

watchOS 5 Page.

This week I’m joined by Tim Chaten, host of iPadPros and Club Nintendo.

He’s a guest who uses more than one iPad thought his day, which made us think about how iOS 12 could cater for this in a much more, powerful way.

We then finish the episode with a great chat about the Nintendo Switch, and what we’d like to see for its second year.

Tim on Twitter.

Tim on YouTube.

iPad Pros Podcast.

Club Nintendo Podcast.

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Nintendo Switch Online.

Taking a break from the main topic of iPad this week, with a focus on the other passion: Games.

And who better than Chris Scullion.

A Games Journalist who, from 2006, went from Official Nintendo Magazine, to CVG, to his own site, ‘Tired Old Hack’.

He’s in the midsts of finishing his ‘Secret Project’, while also going full speed ahead on his site and podcast series.

Chris on Twitter.

Tired Old Hack.

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Tired Old Hack on YouTube.

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Nintendo Switch Online.

SNES Mini.

The Complete History of Bomberman on Tired Old Hack.

‘Star Wars Rogue Squadron’ now playable.

Chris reviews ‘Jotun’ on Nintendo Life.

This week I’m joined by Steven Aquino, a freelance tech journalist, who specialises in the accessibility features of Apple.

A very fun episode, where we talked of our history with the iPad, ideas for the keyboard, and where the iPad line could go, from accessibility to a certain UI change.

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From the iPhone 6 Plus to the iPad Pro – MacStories.

Steven’s wishes for Dark Mode – iMore.

Accessible Podcast on Twitter.

Eat up Martha.

Slightly different this week where I speak to two iOS developers, Dave Nott and Dave Wood, who also host a great podcast called ‘Waiting for Review‘.

We keep to the main topic of iPad, but we also go into what they’d like to see at WWDC, our thoughts on iOS as a whole, the iPhone and the Mac, alongside some thoughts for the Apple Watch and third-party watch faces.

Waiting for Review Podcast.

Dave Nott on Twitter.

Dave Wood on Twitter.

Now that Apple’s Education Event has finished, I give my thoughts to the few announcements made, alongside what could be coming up until WWDC.

As a bonus, I briefly talk about a game I’ve finally bought for the Switch.

A couple of updates and stories since the last episode to share.

From the Nintendo Direct, to running out of mobile data, to the plan for the next few episodes, alongside an (unwelcome) cameo from Siri.

A break in the usual programming of The Outpost Show this week.

On the 3rd March, it marked a year since the Nintendo Switch launched.

I talk to one of the Editors of Miketendo64, Jack Longman on its first year of release.

We speak about our history with Nintendo, the games we’d like to see ported over to the Switch, and how they seem to make bizarre missteps every so often, along with what we’d like to see in its Online Service later this year.