The too-popular iPhone X, Apple Watch 'Series 4,' and more on the AppleInsider Podcast

AppleInsider editor Victor Marks and writer William Gallagher discuss:

• Welcome to another week of breaking William's expectations over tea!
• This week, we discuss the latest Nikon DSLR announcement, and their wireless connectivity to Mac and iOS.
• We also talk about DJI's latest drones with their emphasis that these are flying photography tools, more than the hobby aviation they were in the past.
• Apple has applied for a patent on technology to use light to determine the amount of glucose in a person's bloodstream non-invasively. Victor talks about what a huge impact this could have for people's lives. William wants it in the rumored Apple Watch Series 4 that could come next month.
• Why is this a big deal? About 1.25 million people in the US have type 1 diabetes, and it appears to be growing.
• Victor and William discuss the analyst who thinks Apple stock should have a "sell" rating because the iPhone X is too popular. The notion is that so many people bought the iPhone X, that the upgrade cycle this year will be muted as a result. It's not entirely illogical, but we aren't convinced.
• Victor and William both use AirMail, so of course it had four significant vulnerabilities in it. We talk through it as if William were attacking Victor's email.

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Show note links:

• Nikon launches full-frame mirrorless cameras with wireless iPhone & Mac support
• DJI launches Mavic 2 Pro drone with Hasselblad camera, Mavic 2 Zoom
• Apple patent hints at non-invasive glucose monitoring tech for Apple Watch
• US CDC data on incidence of diabetes
• An older story where there was a rumor that Tim Cook was personally testing a new glucose blood sugar monitor for Apple Watch. At the time, we think he was wearing a Dexcom monitor, which later was publicly released to work with Apple Watch.
• Analyst downgrades Apple stock, because iPhone X is too popular
• Exploit in Airmail 3 for macOS can send a user's data to attackers by simply opening an email

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