This week on Connected:
Federico butchers many languages and uses a smaller phone, Myke orders a new iMac and I get upset about hard drives.
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This week on Connected:
Federico butchers many languages and uses a smaller phone, Myke orders a new iMac and I get upset about hard drives.
My thanks to these sponsors:
On today’s episode of Upgrade, Jason talks to Myke about all of Apple’s new hardware, which he’s been busy reviewing.
Episode 5 of Liftoff wasn’t due until Monday, but Jason and I got excited after talking about The Martian and posted it early. It’s spoiler-ish, but we warn before crossing that line.
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It’s been no secret that we’ve been working on an iOS app for Relay, and today, it’s ready for everyone to enjoy.
Powered by Tapjet, the Relay FM app also gives you access to the latest episodes of our podcasts. Select your favorite shows, and the app will send you a push notification when those shows go live, letting you listen to the show right within the app on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
This week on Connected: Apple’s new Watch ads, cell phone carries and the return of #ConnectedQA.
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I joined Myke on this week’s Inquisitive to discuss my favorite album, Plans by Death Cab for Cutie.
This week on Relay FM’s most global of podcasts, we spoke about OS X El Capitan, the iPhone 6S Plus and how some of us are kinda meh on watchOS 2 so far.
This week on my podcast about spaaaaaaaaace with Jason Snell, we gush over more Pluto photos and wish some Mars hardware a happy birthday before interviewing Rachel Binx from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
This was a really fun interview, and I think it turned out great. Go check it out.
This week on Connected: the birth of follow-in, more thoughts on iPad Pro apps and a discussion of the new Apple TV.
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Studio Neat is one of my favorite companies. They make design and build great products, and Tom Gerhardt and Dan Provost are two of the smartest, hard-working people I’ve met through the Internet.
Today, they are launching a Kickstarter campaign for the newest product, Obi:
We both love our pets, and assume you do too (love your pets, that is). Keeping your pet active is important for their health and well being, which is why we made Obi. Obi is a simple and beautiful device that sits on a shelf or mantle in your home. When activated, it shoots a laser, something most cats and dogs go wild for. Using your iPhone or iPad, you can control the laser manually, or set it up in automatic mode, where you can customize the way Obi behaves.
This week on Analog(ue), I filled in for Myke to talk to Casey about going indie, XOXO and cars.
With Myke still in Portland after XOXO, Federico and I sat down this morning to talk abuot the iPad Pro and Club MacStories.
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