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Jim Dalrymple and Dave Mark face off on all things Apple, tech, music, and just a sprinkling of hockey.

The Dalrymple Report Jim Dalrymple

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    • 4.2 • 132 Ratings

Jim Dalrymple and Dave Mark face off on all things Apple, tech, music, and just a sprinkling of hockey.

    Episode 292: Layoffs, YouTube TV, Hulu, and Spotify

    Episode 292: Layoffs, YouTube TV, Hulu, and Spotify

    Many companies have been laying off employees over the past few months. We look at some of those companies, more layoffs that are coming and what Apple is doing to try to avoid laying off any of its employees. We also talk about YouTube TV's price hike, what you get in Hulu and Discovery Mode in Spotify, a new feature to help artists showcase a new song.
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    Show Notes:
    Inside Apple’s Companywide Cost-Cutting Push to Avoid Layoffs
    DPReview coming to an end
    Amazon Layoffs Will Shut Down Camera Review Site DPReview.com After 25 Years
    YouTube TV bumps monthly price
    Spotify introduces Discovery Mode
    Shows and movies we’re watching
    Black Snow, AMC+ Limetown, Peacock The Rookie, Hulu/ABC Literally, Podcast

    • 57 min
    Episode 291: Shopping, headsets, Oscars, and vinyl records

    Episode 291: Shopping, headsets, Oscars, and vinyl records

    Apple is trying to change the way you can shop for an iPhone by allowing you to connect one-on-one with an Apple specialists over video. They will walk you through the features and help you choose the iPhone that's right for you. We also talk about Apple’s mixed-reality headset and what that means for the company. In case you haven't heard, Apple won another Oscar this year, and vinyl records are making a comeback, outselling CDs for the first time in a long while.
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    Show Notes:
    Apple wins another Oscar
    Apple introduces Shop with a Specialist over Video
    Apple launches its new classical music streaming app for preorder
    Tim Cook bets on Apple’s mixed-reality headset to secure his legacy
    Vinyl records outsell CDs for the first time since 1987
    Shows and movies we’re watching
    The Devil’s Hour, Amazon The Last of Us, HBOMax

    • 1 hr 3 min
    Episode 290: Yellow iPhone, iMac, and big tech

    Episode 290: Yellow iPhone, iMac, and big tech

    Apple released a new Yellow iPhone, so Dave and I talk about whether we would get this one just for the color. We also discuss what our favorite color iPhone would be if they made it. There are rumors that a new iMac model is on the way and if we like the machine compared to other models Apple has in its lineup. The EU is trying to tackle big tech and forcing companies to open up platforms—is this a good thing or not?
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    Show Notes:
    One Foot In Front Of The Other
    Hello Yellow
    Apple Readies Its Next Range of Macs
    Gruber takes on Elon Musk’s debacle of a back and forth with an ex-employee
    Europe’s plan to rein in Big Tech will require Apple to open up iMessage
    Shows and movies we’re watching
    Bloodlands, Acorn Suspicion, Apple TV+ Mayor of Kingstown The Reluctant Traveler, Eugene, Levy, Apple TV+

    • 1 hr 2 min
    Episode 289: Apple Store closes, Thieves, Icon Factory and TapBots

    Episode 289: Apple Store closes, Thieves, Icon Factory and TapBots

    Apple has permanently closed a store in Charlotte, North Carolina after multiple shooting incidents in the area. Thieves in NYC have come up with some interesting ways to steal your iPhone and gain access to all of your information before you can enact any safety measures. Oh, and they're also stealing AirPods Max right off people's heads. Finally, we talk about Icon Factory and TapBots and the dire situation they find themselves in after Twitter cutt off their apps.
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    Show Notes:
    Steve Jobs Archive
    Apple Permanently Closes Charlotte, North Carolina Store After Multiple Shooting Incidents
    Joanna Stern reporting for WSJ on thieves stealing people’s iPhone passcodes, then their iPhones, then their digital lives
    AirPods Max thieves snatching them from owner’s head, warns NYPD
    The dire situation of Icon Factory and TapBots
    Apple’s secretive Exploratory Design Group
    Shows and movies we’re watching
    Echo 3, Apple TV+ The last of Us, HBO Poker Face, Peacock

    • 54 min
    Episode 288: Super Bowl ads, Ted Lasso, and Netflix

    Episode 288: Super Bowl ads, Ted Lasso, and Netflix

    The best part of the Super Bowl for some people is the ads, not the game itself. This year was no different, so Dave and I talk about some of our favorite ads from the event. We also talk about our favorite half time shows of all time. Speaking of sports, Ted Lasso is coming back in March! Apple released a trailer for the upcoming season that you can watch now. Netflix has begun clamping down on account sharing in Canada. We knew this was coming, so now we wait to see if they lose subscribers as the new rules take affect.
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    Show Notes:
    Ad for Tubi fooled a lot of people
    Roadie who held the cables together
    Apple Canada shares new hockey-themed iPhone commercial
    Ted Lasso
    King Charles III’s official coronation logo
    Canadians cancelling their Netflix subscriptions in droves following new account-sharing rules
    YouTube rolls out signup for NFL Sunday Ticket
    Google’s exclusive $15 billion deal with Apple is the missing piece that Microsoft’s Bing needs to win search
    Shows and movies we’re watching
    Echo 3, Apple TV+ 1923, Paramount+ Shrinking from Apple TV+ Returning show dates
    “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver”: Feb. 19, HBO. “Naked and Afraid”: Feb. 19, Discovery. “Snowfall”: Feb. 22, FX. “Bel-Air”: Feb. 23, Peacock. “Grey’s Anatomy”: Feb. 23, ABC. “Formula 1: Drive to Survive”: Feb. 24, Netflix. “The Mandalorian”: March 1, Disney+. “Survivor”: March 1, CBS. “Alaska Daily”: March 2, ABC. “Perry Mason”: March 6, HBO. “Top Chef”: March 9, Bravo. “Call the Midwife”: March 19, PBS. “Succession”: March 26, HBO. “Yellowjackets”: March 26, Showtime. “Dave”: April 5, FXX. “Schmigadoon!”: April 7, Apple TV+.

    • 59 min
    Episode 287: Apple Financials, iPhone, and AI

    Episode 287: Apple Financials, iPhone, and AI

    Apple reported its first quarter fiscal results—Dave and I take a quick look at the numbers, the products that did well and the ones that took a hit this quarter. We also talk about rumors that Apple may release a high-end iPhone Ultra and what that could look like. Google has entered the AI battle taking on ChatGPT with a project named Bard. Where is this all going and where is Apple in this new market segment.
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    Show Notes:
    Apple reports first quarter results
    Mark Gurman: “Apple has internally discussed adding a higher-end iPhone to the top of its smartphone lineup”
    My watch thinks I’m dead
    This photo of Lebron’s record should be Apple’s next ‘Shot on iPhone’ ad
    Generative AI
    Shows and movies we’re watching
    Dexter, Billions Universes Set to Expand: Spinoffs, Prequels & More Slow Horses, Apple TV+ Harley Quinn, HBOMax Tommy Boy, HBOMax

    • 1 hr

Customer Reviews

4.2 out of 5
132 Ratings

132 Ratings

webmasterbill2 ,

A sound program :)

The show is always enjoyable. Jim is a kick, and has really interesting guests. If I had anything that I wish could be different, I think the audio level could be evened out a bit. (Jim can get to sounding really soft and distant, maybe 10dB or more down from the guest.) Other than that, keep up the good work!

Koochiboo ,

Could be a lot better

Jim is really great and knowledgeable, but that Dave is unlistenable. He cannot stop talking. He appears to speak about 80% of the time. I know it is not his fault, but his voice is like nails on a chalkboard. I think a speech coach may help. Dave does have some great insights, but needs to throttle back a bit and let Jim speak.

Ctest ,

Too lazy to actually include links

Subject says it all lazy hard to understand at times and boring at times

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