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Macworld is the world's leading source for information about Apple and the Apple ecosystem. 882887
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Apple May 7 'Let Loose’ iPad event: What to expect
Next week, Apple is holding an event dubbed "Let loose." So what new products will Apple introduce on May 7? That's the focus of today's show--we talk about what's been rumored, what seems the most feasible, and what surprises may be in store.
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Apple to 'Let Loose' on May 7; Will the iPhone 16 buttons be touch-sensitive? Calculator upgrade, and more
Apple announces a May 7 event. Is FineWoven done for? Is there a big change in store for the Calculator app? We talk about the latest rumors and news bits in this episode of the Macworld Podcast!
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The A18 and M4 are all about AI
This year, Apple wants to make a big impression with its AI efforts, and we’re starting to get a peek as to what we could expect, and it starts with Apple’s chips. We talk about the upcoming A18 Pro and the M4 chips and Apple’s plans, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast.
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The U.S. versus Apple
Apple has filed a civil lawsuit against Apple, and it’s a big one. On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the case–what it’s about, why was it filed, what this means to Apple, what it means for users, and more.
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What's happening with AI and Apple?
Apple has been making moves lately in the world of AI. Let's find out what it means for Apple users.
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Why we like the M3 MacBook Air
Apple’s latest addition to its Mac lineup is the M3 MacBook Air, and on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about why the Air is probably the best laptop for you!
Customer Reviews
The cost of iPad FCP
You all need to check your math: $49 x 5 =$245 … still less than macOS’s $299 price.
Horrible audio quality. Unlistenable.
You would think that a podcast about the most sophisticated and user-friendly hardware, software, and operating systems in the world - and the industry standard for audio production - would have at least passable audio quality, but no - the audio production(?) here is horrible, unlistenable. I’m looking at YOU, “Brother”.
Audio quality drives me away every time I try to give the show a chance
I have tried to give this show a chance multiple times. Sometimes the experience is better, but the thing that drives me away is the serious lack of consistency in not only audio volume, but audio quality. One of the hosts (usually the one who’s starting the show) has a mic that sounds like a tin can and a string sat next to a wax cylinder recorder.