Stephen Robles
This week's all-new AppleInsider podcast features Daniel Eran Dilger sharing his experiences from Colette, one of the few fashion boutiques selling Apple Watches. We also discuss the latest 'iPad Pro' rumors, and special guests tech journalist Georgia Dow and Dell UX designer Jim Young join us for a talk on the Apple Watch.
AppleInsider staff members Neil Hughes, Daniel Dilger, Shane Cole, and Stephen Robles discuss the top stories:
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Show note links:
- Over a week after launch, Apple Watch still draws long line of buyers at Colette in Paris
- Apple publishes Apple Watch band design guidelines for accessory makers
- Apple updates Apple Watch Human Interface Guidelines website with new design, more resources
- In-store Apple Watch pickup 'available soon,' Apple Store iOS app says
- Rumor: Purported industrial renderings of Apple's 'iPad Pro' back 12.9-inch display
- Hands-on with alleged 'iPad Pro' case gives comparison to Apple's iPad Air
- Apple's 12.9" iPad will feature Bluetooth stylus, Force Touch, NFC & more, source says
- Apple has confirmed the existence of a long-rumored web crawling service used by Siri and Spotlight
- Apple challenges Google with growing Web search program, fueled by Topsy acquisition
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2 Comments
Didn't hear much from Jim Young on the podcast. Did you forget him during the interview?
A federated search where it hits Wikipedia, iTunes and other databases is not a new idea, it's just Sherlock 2 all over again. Sherlock 2 never took off and was eventually removed from Mac OS.