AppleInsider podcast tackles the latest 'iPhone 6s' & 'iPad Pro' rumors, Apple Watch water resistance, more

This week's all-new AppleInsider podcast is now available with detailed analysis of this week's news, including the latest round of "iPhone 6s" and "iPad Pro" rumors, a discussion of Apple's automotive ambitions, Tim Cook's trip to China, and more.

AppleInsider staff members Mikey Campbell, Shane Cole, and Victor Marks discuss the top stories:

"iPhone 6s" rumors: Rose gold color, more
"iPad Pro" rumors: Silver nanowire touch panel, 2016 launch
Sponsor: Caspar Mattresses
Fiat and automotive intervention
Legacy YouTube app vanishes from older Apple TV
NYTNow app for iOS goes free
Apple Watch's impressive water resistance
Tim Cook goes to China

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14 Comments

drunkzombie

said about 8 years ago

I get this error message in the native podcast app. It was automatically downloaded but it's not playing that way either. [IMG]http://forums.appleinsider.com/content/type/61/id/59075/width/200/height/400[/IMG]

nhughes

said about 8 years ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drunkzombie

I get this error message in the native podcast app. It was automatically downloaded but it's not playing that way either.

Sorry about the error — it should be fixed now.

inkling

said about 8 years ago

Many thanks to those at Apple who keep coming up with these amazing improvements to iPhones. The rush to buy this new iPhone 6s means that, on my mere writer's budget, I'll be able to buy an iPhone 6 a bit sooner. That said, I'm so delighted by my second-hand iPhone 5 inside its sturdy Otter case, that I have trouble imagining myself replacing it. Two thumbs down, though, for castrating the Mac mini and turning it into little more that an overgrown Apple TV. As a writer, editor and small publisher is need a real working computer not a toy. Where I live in the hinderlands (Tim Cook's old college town). fixing a broken Mac can take a week or more, which I can't afford. I need a desktop that's powerful and easily serviced. I can't afford the power of a Mac Pro and nothing about the iMac is easy to repair. Apple needs to keep the Mac mini designed as the working person's Mac for the same reason Ford and Chevy make sturdy pickup trucks. It's an important market.

drunkzombie

said about 8 years ago

I like how chatty and informal these podcasts are, but this one took things to a new level. What happened to Stephen this week? Also welcome back Victor.

lemon bon bon.

said about 8 years ago

"Apple needs to keep the Mac mini designed as the working person's Mac" I think that's a compelling statement. There's no reason why it shouldn't have a quad core. With Skylake, maybe it will come back with significant int' graphics performance gains? Maybe it will again become a compelling machine. I wonder, with Skylake, will a 'Mini' be able to run a 4k display at a respectable '60' refresh? Lemon Bon Bon.

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