It's been about a year and a half since Apple introduced the Touch Bar to the MacBook Pro and it's been... controversial. So looking back at it now after all these months, was it the right thing for Apple to bring to the MacBook Pro line? Let's discuss!

I’m back! Maybe... In this episode I explain the concept and vision behind QuickTake, what sets it apart from other Apple podcasts, and why I chose to record this episode now.

Apple made big leaps forward with iPad between new iPad Pro hardware and iPad-specific features announced for iOS 11. But can you really replace your laptop with an iPad Pro? That's the topic of this week's episode.

Apple's Tim Cook spoke openly this week with Bloomberg about the company's work with autonomous vehicles. Plus, I got to play with Apple's new iPad Pros and had a HomeKit-compatible thermostat installed! Also discussed is Apple's latest version of iWork which finally brings clip art to the suite, and I rant about the way non-Apple fans talk about new Apple features. Check it out!

Wow! This is a long one, but that's what happens when you try to discuss the major announcements Apple made at WWDC this week. From new versions of macOS and iOS, to new Mac and iPad hardware, to Apple's intriguing and possibly risky new HomePod smart speaker, we cover the big news of the week!

QuickTake is back! After a six-month hiatus, the show is back to a regular weekly schedule. This week we're previewing WWDC, Apple's annual event for developers. What hardware and software changes does Apple have in store for the world next week? Join host John Sherrod as he discusses what we might see next week. (Plus what we definitely won't see.)

Is it finally time for Apple to build a TV set? Having just went through the process of purchasing a new TV, I'm starting to think the answer is yes. Also discussed: Tim Cook's comments about desktop Macs, AirPods available to buy at last, Super Mario Run in the App Store, and an Apple TV app from Amazon.