Victor Marks
This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Neil and Victor catch up on the latest iPads, iPhone, and the latest Apple acquisitions, and also talk Apple's efforts in social media.
AppleInsider editors Neil Hughes and Victor Marks discuss:
- Apple quietly replaces iPad Air 2 with an updated $329 tablet named simply 'iPad'
- Apple introduces the (Product) Red iPhone 7
- Apple changes iPhone SE from 16GB/64GB offerings to 32GB/128GB, eliminating 16GB from the product line
- Apple acquires Workflow app and team, giving hope to pro users on iOS
- iOS 10.3 hints at a more fluid Apple Pencil
- Neil's review of Nintendo Switch
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Show note links:
- Newly announced iPad coming 'next week' to Apple stores, other retail establishments
- 2017 iPad vs. iPad Air 2 vs. iPad Air: What's new and different in Apple's latest tablet?
- With iPhone SE upgrade, Apple heralds the end of low-capacity 16GB iPhones
- Apple acquires automation app Workflow, title to remain on App Store for free
- Apple avoids (Product)Red branding in China for new red iPhone 7 models
- iOS 10.3 beta hints at more fluid Apple Pencil with next-gen iPad Pro models
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4 Comments
Sorry guys the audio this week sucked need to fix that
Was Victor going for a Darth Vader sound this week? His audio has phase cancellation problems. I'd recommend checking the mix in mono before publication, since podcasts are frequently played in mono through the iPhone's speaker.
http://www.resoundsound.com/mono-compatibility/
Neil's audio was great. The content was also very good.