After a year of turmoil and upheaval Simon is finally in a position to get back behind the microphone and get the podcast back
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After a year of turmoil and upheaval Simon is finally in a position to get back behind the microphone and get the podcast back
Read MoreYes, last week was a desert for news after the glut of the week of EAP 254 – also Simon felt a bit under
Read MoreSo it happened – Apple had a California Streaming event and released some shiny new toys… what do we have to say on the
Read MoreWow – loads of Apple stuff this week that isn’t about leaks and speculations around what may come in September, and Simon thought this
Read MoreRecorded 26th January 2020 This week the Macintosh turned 36, Apple started removing Flash from Safari, Google say some of Apple’s anti-tracking made things
Read MoreRecorded 28th April 2019 Well what the actual hell? I take a week off and the internet goes berserk! Apple and Qualcomm settle, Intel
Read MoreRecorded 3rd March The Tucson Mac User Group rounded up a posse of MyMac contributors and sent them to take over the show… I
Read MoreRecorded 15th September 2017 This week we try to put the misery of forest fires, earthquakes, devastation by hurricanes and all the rest of
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Read MoreNew TVs, automobile accidents, HUGE watches that control scoreboards, and iCloud solutions make up quite a bit of this week’s show. The GMen also talk about what’s Cooking (oh so clever seque) over at Apple. Of course a lot of your comments as well along with a lot of Guy and Gaz nonsense. So buckle up, sit back, and enjoy the ride!
Read MoreWith the barrage of products Apple released at the end of 2012, we have to wonder what Tim Cook and company have in store for us for 2013. Let’s start with the most obvious.
Read MoreEvery time a company gets very big, the question arises as to whether it is time to split the company up. The question has been brought up about Microsoft for years. Tim Cook has even alluded to the idea in the past, when mentioning the Macintosh business was bigger than many whole companies and that if Apple split its three divisions, they would each be Fortune 500 companies by themselves.
Read MoreWith not much else to report on, tech blogs seem focused on two things concerning the iPhone 5/ iOS 6 launch. The first is that the iPhone was SUCH a disappointing launch with ONLY 5 million units sold the first weekend. ONLY 5 million sold. The only constraint wasn’t a lack of customers, but a lack of hardware. Apple probably could have sold another 5 million that first weekend if they had them, but they didn’t. So for analysts to claim that they should have sold 7-8 million is nonsense and apparently that’s the basis for their disappointment?
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