Victor Marks
On this week's all-new AppleInsider podcast, Neil reviews the iPad Pro and talks about the Logitech Create keyboard. Mikey talks about SixtyEight Research and its connections to an 'Apple Car.' Rumors say no AMOLED before 2019 for iPhones, and the Steve Jobs movie gets booted out of theaters.
AppleInsider staff members Victor Marks, Mikey Campbell, and Neil Hughes discuss these top stories:
- The iPad Pro and Logitech Create Smart Connector keyboard
- Tim Cook says iPad Pro can replace your laptop
- Testing the Inboard M1 electric skateboard
- iPad 2 still the most popular model in use
- No AMOLED in an iPhone before 2019
- SixtyEight Research resurfaces at auto industry conference
- "Steve Jobs" unceremoniously yanked from theaters as biopic bombs
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Show note links:
- First look: Apple's iPad Pro with 12.9-inch Retina display
- Apple CEO Tim Cook says he travels with just an iPad Pro and iPhone
- First look: Logitech Create is first third-party Smart Connector keyboard for iPad Pro
- Hands-on: Inboard M1 skateboard is fast, fun & compatible with iPhone & Apple Watch
- iPad 2 still most used iPad model, early adoption rates for iPads on decline
- Apple won't adopt AMOLED displays in iPhones until 2019 at the earliest, insider says
- Shadowy group linked to Apple's 'Project Titan' spotted at auto industry conference
- Universal drops Steve Jobs movie from thousands of theaters after poor box office results
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Special thanks go to Borja Rojano for his assistance this episode.
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1 Comment
I'm curious if you all have gone back over the last 8 plus years of Apple patents to see which ones they have implemented within the various mobile devices over the years or even which ones they have utilized in the latest iterations of mobile devices.