AppleInsider podcast answers your questions about iOS 9 & Apple TV, talks 'Project Titan'

On this week's AppleInsider podcast, Mikey and Neil discuss the iOS 9 release, your favorite features, our experiences with it, and Neil's wish to replace his MacBook Pro with an iPad Pro. We also discuss iPhone 6s launch sales, and the rumored Apple Car causing a migration of employees from Tesla.

AppleInsider staff members Mikey Campbell, Victor Marks, and Neil Hughes discuss these top stories:

• iOS 9 is out
• Listener questions about iOS 9 and the new Apple TV
• watchOS 2 is delayed
• Exclusive Apple car "Project Titan" news
• iPhone 6s on track to best iPhone 6 launch sales
• iPhone 6s has 2GB of RAM, iPad Pro has 4GB
• Tim Cook appears on Stephen Colbert's "Late Show"

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Show note links:

• Apple launches iOS 9 with iPad multitasking, 'proactive' Siri, better battery life & more
• Bug forces Apple to delay watchOS 2 launch at last minute
• Apple's 'Project Titan' car faces manufacturing roadblocks, could necessitate partnership
• Apple's 'Project Titan' car initiative negatively impacting Tesla's product development, source says
• Apple says iPhone 6s launch on track to break record 10M sales
• Apple's Xcode iOS simulator shows 2GB RAM for iPhone 6s & 6s Plus, 4GB for iPad Pro
• iOS users may eventually be able to remove unwanted default apps, says Apple's Tim Cook
• Tim Cook visits NYC Apple Store, Apple Pay chief Jennifer Bailey to speak at Code/Mobile
• Apple's Tim Cook talks iPhone 6s, ethics, Steve Jobs, more on 'Late Show' with Stephen Colbert

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