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This week Dave and I talk about the rumors of Apple bringing out a USB-C iPhone in 2023. We also talk about what a smaller Apple TV would like and what problems other companies have with those smaller TV streaming devices. This week Apple Music announced it will start streaming concerts for its subscribers. This seems like a perfect move for Apple and the artists.
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Show Notes:
Apple Testing iPhones That Ditch Lightning Ports in Favor of USB-C
A smaller Apple TV is in the works?
Apple Music will livestream concerts, starting with Harry Styles
Apple Music concert landing page
The Sun logo
Sun Microsystems almost buys Apple
“Now Playing” app on Apple Watch

Apple has officially discontinued the iPod Touch. Dave and I talk about the history of the iPod and why it makes sense to call it quits on the product. We also talk about AirPods Pro and Max this week. Both devices are rumored to be updated this year, but what does that mean and what would the right price be for the products. Apple, Google, and Microsoft have all committed to support for FIDO—Dave tells us what that is and why it's important.
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Show Notes:
Alexander Ovechkin and Putin
Apple discontinues iPod touch
Gruber: A Touching Goodbye for
AirPods Max, what’s next?
Google announces Pixel Buds Pro
Apple, Google, and Microsoft commit to expanded support for FIDO standard to accelerate availability of passwordless sign‑ins
Disney+ Hits 137.7M Subscribers

Apple reported its fiscal second quarter results this week. Dave and I talk about the money and how each product category did once all the numbers were in. We also talk about Sony's new headphones and the AirPods Pro and AirPods Max. Apple's AirTags are in the news again this week, but this time it's a phantom AirTag that has a family, and the police, baffled.
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Show Notes:
Dolly Parton Reverses Course On Her Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Decision
Apple 2nd quarter results
On assembly of Apple products and dependence on China
AirTag tracking alert hits teenager’s phone at Disney World – without locating tracker
AirTags, a honeymoon, and some lost luggage
Sony WH-1000XM5 Headphones Leak Reveals New Design, Enhanced ANC, and Battery Life

It's no surprise that iPhone 14 rumors are already making the rounds, so Dave and I talk about some of the more interesting ones that have come out. Apple's self service repair program is now available. Dave and I have very different views on the program as we discuss in the show. Imagine walking into an Apple Store and getting an AirDrop ad on your iPhone from a third-party company—that's what happened to some people this week.
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Show Notes:
Mark Gurman: iPhone 14 rumors
iPhone 14 camera upgrades coming for FaceTime and more, predicts Kuo
Apple’s Self Service Repair now available
Repair manuals
Apple’s Self-Repair Vision Is Here, and It’s Got a Catch
Apple Store Customers Targeted With Creative AirDropped Ad Campaign to Promote ‘Cheaper and Greener’ Refurbished Devices
 

Netflix seems to be in a bit of trouble if its recent earnings are any indication. Dave and I discuss what we think could be the cause of the company's drop in subscribers. We also talk about the frustration among professional Final Cut Pro users, and a new piece of legislation in Pennsylvania that would force companies to allow users to cancel a subscription online, instead of forcing them to make a phone call.
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Show Notes:
Herman Miller Aeron chair
Ovi setting all sorts of records
Tim Cook and Final Cut Pro
Netflix Explores a Version With Ads as Subscriber Base Shrinks
Pennsylvania House introduces “Click to Cancel” legislation
Playlist for Severance
 

There were a few technology related crime stories that Dave and I found interesting this week, including a driverless car that was stopped by the police. We also found out how the MLB and Apple are handling baseball games on Apple TV and Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter.
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Show Notes:
Apple’s Major League Baseball deal
Cops pulling over driverless car
Police use ‘Find my iPhone’ to track kidnapped child
Elon Musk and Twitter
Google kills free Google Apps, custom domain email