Stephen Robles
AppleInsider's inaugural podcast is now available to download, offering readers a new way to receive detailed analysis and opinion on the week's biggest Apple-related news.
This week, AppleInsider staff members Daniel Eran Dilger and Stephen Robles kick things off by discussing the top stories of the last few days in what proved to be a very busy week for Apple. On this episode:
- Apple posts an $18 billion dollar profit and more in Q1 F2015.
- Tim Cook says Apple Watch will ship this April.
- YouTube dumps Flash and defaults videos to HTML5.
- iOS 8.1.3 and OS X 10.10.2 are released.
- Daniel discusses his editorial on Microsoft HoloLens.
The show is available on Apple's iTunes. You can listen to the podcast and subscribe via this link:
You can also listen to it embedded below:
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As this is our pilot episode, we'd appreciate your feedback and comments, as well as any questions that we can answer on future episodes. Send your responses to the AppleInsider Podcast at news@appleinsider.com or follow or tweet at us @appleinsider.
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48 Comments
Hey, great idea guys! Podcasting is hot again.
Congrats on the podcast launch guys! DED sounds pretty sweet here particularly. A much different image than is painted in some of his articles. Also updates, Netflix on Yosemite uses HTML5, IE 11 and above use HTML5, Chrome 37 use HTML5 and the app on Windows 8.1 also streams via HTML5. Firefox is the only holdout atm due to the lack of EME support, which is coming in FF36 I believe for youtube by default(not sure about netflix).
Very nice podcast. Well done
That's weird... Why was my positive comment deleted?
NIce! I'm looking forward to listening to this on my next drive. [quote name="SpamSandwich" url="/t/184593/appleinsiders-official-podcast-kicks-off-with-analysis-of-the-weeks-top-apple-stories#post_2669058"]That's weird... Why was my positive comment deleted?[/quote] I'm curious, too. I wouldn't think a critical post would necessarily be cause for outright deletion, but a positive post? I don't get it.