Shane Cole
With Apple's Sept. 9 keynote now official, the AppleInsider podcast explains everything you need to know ahead of the event, where new iPhones and a revamped Apple TV are expected. Plus, we tackle Apple's recent losses on Wall Street, the latest "Apple Car" rumors, Shane reviews some tools for digital nomads, and Mikey and Neil share their experiences with the iOS-connected Coin digital credit card.
AppleInsider staff members Shane Cole, Neil Hughes and Mikey Campbell discuss these top stories:
- What to expect from Apple's Sept. 9 event
- Why did Apple rent out such a large venue this year?
- Shares of Apple tumble on Wall Street, and Tim Cook attempts to reverse it
- Apple Watch news: Coming to all Best Buy stores, plus rumored 'smart bands'
- Apple keeps poaching Tesla employees. Is 'Project Titan' real?
- Shane reviews the OneAdaptr Twist Plus and Nimbus USB LED lamp
- Coin 2.0 is released, but Mikey and Neil have issues with the first-generation hardware
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Show note links:
- Apple announces Sept. 9 event for 'iPhone 6s,' updated Apple TV at massive new venue
- Apple can't outrun China worries, stock drops into bear territory
- Tim Cook refutes China worries, calls Apple's growth 'strong' in rare mid-quarter update
- Apple CEO Tim Cook could face SEC scrutiny for violating fair disclosure regulation
- Rumor: Apple working on 'smart bands' for Apple Watch to add new health tracking functions
- Apple, Best Buy alliance grows with more Apple Watch locations, expanded in-store service
- Apple hires senior Tesla engineer as 'Project Titan' evidence mounts
- http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/08/23/tools-for-digital-nomads-oneadaptr-twist-plus-and-nimbus-usb-led-lamp-reviews
- Coin 2.0 credit card replacement announced with NFC tap-to-pay, free for existing Coin users
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Malcolm Owen
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Mike Wuerthele and Malcolm Owen
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7 Comments
Guys, your podcast audio quality really needs to be re-looked. You have multiple volume levels coming in (some of which are on brink of distortion), and and the volume level isn't normalized. Would expect a higher quality sound from a tech podcast -
Maybe El Capitan will be released at the event? The betas have been getting closer together.
You need a big venue to release the Apple Car with test drives!!
Love this trio. Really fun to listen to. That said, I agree about the audio issues. Sound levels vary and there are lots of places where the audio would periodically trip up or cut out. Still, fun to listen to. I think the three of you have struck the right tone, at least for me.
[quote name="wendellgee28" url="/t/187910/appleinsider-podcast-analyzes-what-to-expect-at-apples-sept-9-event-wall-street-apple-car-more#post_2767084"]Guys, your podcast audio quality really needs to be re-looked. You have multiple volume levels coming in (some of which are on brink of distortion), and and the volume level isn't normalized. Would expect a higher quality sound from a tech podcast -[/quote] As I understand it, the key is to record each person separately during a conference call on their respective computers (in GarageBand or Logic), have them each send their audio files to one person and then that person adjusts the audio levels and edits out the mistakes or slow spots. I understand this is the workflow Jason Snell (of the many Incomparable podcasts) uses.