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It was a very busy week for Apple, headlined by several surprise announcements on Tuesday, including a new "budget" iPad and a (Product)Red iPhone 7. A hacking group tried to hold Apple iCloud accounts hostage, and WikiLeaks released details of Mac and iOS exploits used by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency — just for a start.
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Everything you need to know:
- Apple's new A9-equipped iPad starts at $329 > >
- Special-edition (Product)Red iPhone 7 models went on sale on Friday > >
- The iPhone SE doubled its storage options to 32 and 128 gigabytes > >
- An Apple Clips app for editing and sharing videos will come to the iPhone in April > >
- The "Turkish Crime Family" threatened to wipe Apple devices unless it's paid a ransom by Apr. 7 > >
- Apple said CIA exploits revealed by WikiLeaks have been patched > >
- Automation app Workflow and its developer were bought out by Apple > >
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Gentleman, I really mean this, I love your show. It is so much more positive than all the other Apple podcasts I listen to, but for the love of God please please please find a way to stop talking over each other. Is it a technology thing, latency, or something else? Whatever it is it would be so awesome if you could somehow fix this issue. I do apologize if this comes off as harsh criticism, because it really isn't meant to be harsh. It just makes your podcast sound very amateur, which I know you guys aren't.
I actually saw a red iPhone in the wild yesterday. Crazy right?
I saw the red iPhone today in the Apple Store. Looked great except for the awful white face. Steve never would have done that.