91: Clearly a Pug

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Mark and Jonathan follow up on the Basecamp fallout. Jonathan has bought something. The true intention behind what the AirTags were designed for is revealed. Finally they chat about Disney’s new lightsaber and much more.




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90: Super vintage

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This week Mark and Jonathan follow up on some event announcements from last week. New changes to Apple Care+ gives users coverage for much longer. iOS 14.5 is released with a huge number of features and one Mark unfortunately can’t use. Then they talk about whats happened at Basecamp. Finally they try to end the show on a lighter note.




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89: The M is for anything

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Mark and Jonathan dive into the news from Apple’s spring loaded event. AirTags finally exist, a new amazing iMac is shown off, and there is finally a new Siri remote! Not to mention tons of other small announcements. What devices will they get and what are they most excited about?




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88: Check all of my boxes

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Jonathan goes to the Apple Store to see the AirPods Max. Apple opens up its Find My network to 3rd party hardware makers with AirTags no where to be found. Gurman has new rumors of an interesting Apple TV that we hope is real. Finally Apple announces its April event and Mark and Jonathan try to guess what will be announced.

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Apple announces its Spring Loaded Apple Event

AirBuddy V2 by Guilherme Rambo

87: The Mac is broken

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Mark and Jonathan talk about Kara Swisher’s great interview with Tim Cook. How Apple still needs to address developer’s problems with the App Store especially ahead of WWDC. Russia has a new law where government apps must be pre installed in smart devices, Apple’s strategy to comply with this is interesting. Finally they talk about new Apple TV rumors and some new games and changes to Apple Arcade.




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86: It’s not even today anymore

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This week Mark and Jonathan ponder what a rugged Apple Watch would be like based on some new rumors. Anker’s new MagSafe battery pack gets good reviews. Apple officially announces WWDC 2021. Can they walk the fine line of addressing developers concerns with the App Store and debut new frameworks and tools to get developers excited? Finally AltConf 2021 has also been announced and is being carried out as an online event just like WWDC.

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85: 6-inches further to the right than it should be

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Mark and Jonathan reflect on the death of the HomePod. And share what they want Apple to do in the smart home space. Kosta Eleftheriou sues Apple in what is a very important but unfortunate story shedding a light on Apple that is sad to see. Finally they chat about keyboards, moving, and more.




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83: An exploration of the unfinished ideas in my childhood

84: Not everyone uses technology the same way

Jonathan’s TV

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84: Not everyone uses technology the same way

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In this episode Jonathan is joined by tech journalist and podcaster Steven Aquino. Stevens made a career for himself writing about Apple and technology with a focus on accessibility. He shares how he went from being a teacher to becoming a tech journalist. Why accessibility needs to be addressed especially at the early stages of product design and much more.




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83: An exploration of the unfinished ideas in my childhood

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This time Jonathan is joined by the amazing artist Pinot. He uses vintage Macs and PC’s to create amazing videos and pixel art. Pinot shares how he got into art from his dad teaching him animation. To seeing his Uncle’s Macintosh and how it changed his life forever.



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82: The don’t let me hit that wall sensor

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Mark and Jonathan talk about the recent passing of the iMac Pro going off to join the cube and other iconic Macs. Kuo’s newest rumors on a VR headset. Finally they talk about what they would want to see from an Apple March event.

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81: An “original”

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This week Mark and Jonathan talk about NFT’s and try to figure out what they are. Mars has a new iMac on its surface kinda. iPhone 13 rumors are here in full force. And Arizona advances a new law that has the potential to reshape in app purchase payment system requirements for developers.

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Devendra Banhard NFT Moonflower 1 of 1 sold for $25,905.00

Devendra Banhart interviewed about his first NFT

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Cyrptocurencies and proof of work

Kings of Leon first band to release an Album as an NFT

80: I prefer the stem

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Mark and Jonathan continue their discussion on ClubHouse. Apple makes some small changes to payment views in iOS 14.5. AirPods 3 photos emerge that make it seem a lot like the AirPods Pro. Mac SSD’s may be getting some extra wear and tear. Finally we say goodbye to a favorite electronics store Frys goes out of business.

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79: I can feel the intention

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Jonathan and Mark are intrigued by Clubhouse and wonder if it is going to be the next big social media platform. Mark gets a HomePod mini for his new place. Then they both rediscover digital touch.


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78: A creative mind with Danijela Vrzan

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78: A creative mind with Danijela Vrzan

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On this episode Jonathan is joined by iOS developer Danijela Vrzan. She talks about getting into iOS development and learning to code. Working with Swift UI as opposed to UIKit. And completing Ray Wenderlich’s iOS bootcamp and becoming an iOS article author.




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77: I just want to buy some shoes

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Apple has reversed course on the DTK because of bad press and given developers a better deal. While spilling the beans early it seems like Hyundai isn’t working on the Apple Car anymore. Mark and Jonathan chat about App Store scams that have come to light from developer Kosta Eleftheriou reporting on them. Finally they cover the story of a security researcher who hacked into Apple, Tesla, Microsoft & others in an unconventional way.


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76: Apple Car Upgrade Program

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This week Mark and Jonathan talk about the possibility of Apple making a car. What would it look like how much would it cost there are a ton of possibilities and questions for such a product. And in more recent news Apple seems to be sending out requests for its Developer transition kit to return home. Leaving some developers upset with a $200 refund.

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75: Food tamagotchi with Christa Mrgan

75: Food tamagotchi with Christa Mrgan

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This episode Jonathan interviews Christa Mrgan the amazing producer of the Panic podcast. Christa talks about her career in design and technology. They chat about augmented reality and what Apple’s AR glasses might be like. She tells the story of how the Panic podcast came to be and what it was like producing the show. Plus a few other fun topics.

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74: Watermelon cut in half

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Jonathan bought something and Mark Gurman has dropped a crazy amount of Mac rumors. Giving details for almost every Mac Apple hasn’t updated with Apple silicon including: iMac, MacBook Pro’s, and the Mac Pro.

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73: Happy Hour with Allen Whearry

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73: Happy Hour with Allen Whearry

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Mark and Jonathan chat with iOS Happy Hour event organizer & iOS developer Allen Whearry. Allen talks about his journey from having a career in sales and moving on to becoming an iOS developer at Yelp. How he grew his online following while learning Swift and building his first iOS apps. Finally Allen talks about his iOS Happy Hour events and how they have become really important to the iOS community.

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72: We can’t let the platforms be used for this

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Mark and Jonathan are back for the first show of the new year. They chat about how the tech world is forced to act in the wake of the U.S. insurrection. Social medias role in content moderation and how it’s affecting our society. Finally they chat about what they want Apple to release in 2021.

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71: These headphones ate an Apple Watch

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Gurman is out this week with a new report on the future of Apple’s M-series chips. The future of the Mac is filled with powerful P cores and integrated GPU’s. AirPods Max were Tuesdays surprise and fill a hole in Apple’s AirPods line up being their first over ear headphones with the AirPods name. With a new format Mark and Jonathan try to take on the Dithering structure of a great podcast served up in 15 minutes on the dot. Did they succeed ? Be sure to send feedback!

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70: Having grace with myself

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This week Jonathan and Mark talk with indie iOS developer Russ Shanahan. Russ shares how he started his iOS career and how his app Happy Scale helped him and many others loose weight. Some other topics they touched on were: intermittent fasting, keeping a perspective on how challenging 2020 has been, and finally Russ’s impressions of the new M1 MacBook Air.

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69: Not the typical case

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Jonathan and Mark talk about looking for a first time iOS developer job. What it’s like getting started and some experiences of how the process is. A little different of an episode but one that is hopefully relatable.

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68: It’s real

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Mark shares his experience with his new iPhone 12 Mini. Apple surprises developers by introducing the App Store Small Business program giving more developers a 15% rate vs the standard 30%. And finally Mark and Jonathan have their minds blown by the M1’s real world performance and benchmarks. These are not your parents Macs anymore.

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John Gruber reviews the M1 MacBook Pro

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Jason Snell M1 Macs review

Paul Hudson M1 Xcode unzip

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Home brew compatibility

67: M-1Million possibilities

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Mark and Jonathan dive into this weeks Apple event. Apple has finally announced and will start shipping its Apple silicon based Macs. The first chip is the M1 and it makes its debut in a new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini. A new era for the Mac is here and its off to an exciting start.

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66: A second renaissance

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Mark and Jonathan talk about the very stressful American election that is still ongoing while they are recording. It’s a tough time for America and it seems like the world won’t know the victor for a few days. Later they talk about Apple’s Mac event next week and what they hope to see.

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65: A ghost in Pages

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Jonathan gives his first impressions of the iPhone 12 as well as buying recommendations. Gurman is out with a report about next generation AirPods and the long rumored AirPods studio headphones. Finally Mark and Jonathan talk about the new A14X & A14T processor rumors and the Apple Silicon Macs that will soon be announced.

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64: I ordered that one

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Jonathan has placed an order for a new iPhone. The review embargo is up on the iPhone 12 and 12 pro ahead of their release this Friday. Mark and Jonathan imagine what a portless iPhone would be like. Then Mark and Jonathan share their iOS 14 home screens and talk about what kind of setups they have.

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63: Build and watch with Matthew Bischoff

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Jonathan is joined by Mac/iOS developer, conference speaker, and Lickability cofounder Matthew Bischoff. They talk about their journey into the tech world and getting to work on the mobile team at the New York Times. Starting Lickability and how they’ve been able to build an impressive app portfolio working with amazing people. And finally they talk about their newest app Buildwatch, a great companion app to keep track of those compile times when working on your Mac or iOS apps.

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62: I’m not a very glossy person

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Mark and Jonathan dive into all the news and announcements for Apple’s iPhone event. They both are very interested in the iPhone 12 mini finally a new small modern iPhone. The iPhone 12 and the 12 Pro all get taller this year and Apple finally announces a magic 8 ball I mean a HomePod mini.

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61: iPhone 12 mini pro max +

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Jonathan downloads Tik Tok and is intrigued by it. Apple finally announces the long anticipated iPhone event for Tuesday October 13th. So Mark and Jonathan talk about the rumored iPhones for the year and which ones they are looking to upgrade too. Finally the two wonder if ARM Macs will make an appearance at this event or if it’ll be pushed to a separate announcement.

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60: Behind Nudget with Sawyer Blatz

Nudget on the App Store

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60: Behind Nudget with Sawyer Blatz

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Mark and Jonathan are joined by special guest Sawyer Blatz. Sawyer is the developer behind the excellent iOS finance app Nudget. He shares his experience getting into the tech industry working at Mozilla, the story of how Nudget came to be, and more.

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59: Widget Widget Widgets

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This week Jonathan is looking at analogue watches. Mark has finished the Bike Map widgets. The iOS world has been conquered by widgets and our home screens will never be the same.

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58: Interview with Hasan Kassem

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Jonathan interviews iOS and Android developer Hasan Kassem. Hasan shares his journey into programing and how he built his many apps. He also talks about his newest app Mockup a really fun and easy way to sketch ideas for UI using custom wireframes of devices. Finally Hasan shares his take on some of the recent announcements of Apple’s latest September keynote.

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57: Surprise!

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Jonathan and Mark talk about Apples Time Flies keynote and the surprise release schedule for iOS 14. Apple has announced the Series 6 Apple Watch, a new iPad Air, Apple one and more. Time sure does fly for developers.

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56: It’s in the computer

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Mark and Jonathan talk about the latest updates on the fight between Apple and Epic. Apple announces an event for Sept 15th so the two try to guess what’s gonna be announced. Finally a weird Reddit AMA from a proposed Apple engineer gets some attention but is it real?

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55: Playing with fire

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Mark and Jonathan talk about the new Gurman rumors for this years iPhones. Jonathan has an idea for what the Apple Watch could become. Apple adds promo codes to subscription apps in iOS 14. Finally Jonathan shares his experience with a new tech purchase.

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54: iPad mini phone

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The saga of Apple vs Epic continues as initial court rulings come in. Mark and Jonathan wonder when this years iPhone even will be and what it will be like. Finally Mark realizes his dream iPhone already exists…

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Apple apologies to Wordpress developer

Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech

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53: Playing with fire

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Jonathan has a new blog called Abstraction. Apple plans its first services bundle with a report from Gurman about Apple One. Finally Mark and Jonathan go over the very tense and important fight between Epic and Apple. The fate of the App Store is in question.

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52: Post Twitter

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Mark and Jonathan talk about smart speakers and Amazons imminent podcast service announcement. Jonathan wonders what a post twitter world would be like for the iOS community. Finally Mark talks about building Swift UI widgets for his job.

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51: An Apple Fellow

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Mark gets a new co-working space. Jonathan goes over the Apple anti-trust hearing. Then Apple releases a new iMac with some surprising configuration options and finally gets the Mac line to be fully on SSD’s.

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50: Adult Legos with Jordan Morgan

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This week Mark and Jonathan are joined by iOS developer Jordan Morgan! Jordan is the developer behind the excellent financial app Spend Stack. Jordan talks about how the app came to be as well as the new version he shipped recently. He also shares his experiences working at Buffer and balancing work and indie life.

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49: A series of unfortunate tweets

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This week Mark and Jonathan talk about public speaking and how they met. The big Twitter hack how it happened, what may have caused it, and its implications. Finally Jonathan and Mark talk about usernames and making websites.

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48: Violently debated

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This week Mark and Jonathan talk about Apple's new daily audio briefings for Apple News. The different instruction sets of CISC & RISC and what it all means. Finally how working remotely might change the software developer industry.

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SoftBank possibly selling ARM holdings

AI podcast # 104 David Patterson

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47: Lil apps big design with Jordan Singer

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This week Jonathan interviews iOS developer, designer, and Swift UI wizard Jordan Singer. Jordan talks about learning to program from the early web apps he was making. His journey into design and getting to work at Cash App. Finally Jordan and Jonathan talk about WWDC and all the new announcements.

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46: Hey Sir Big Sur

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Mark is taking the responsible approach and hasn’t been on the beta train. While Jonathan is captain of said beta train. He shares his experience with iOS 14, iPad OS 14 and his journey of installing Big Sur on an external SSD.

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45: WWDC 2020

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Mark and Jonathan are joined by Charlie Chapman for a special WWDC episode. Apple has finally announced their ARM transition and new macOS 11 Big Sur. This year the Mac was the star of the show and was a refreshing change of pace. Then they talk about their favorite new changes in iOS 14, iPad OS 14, and more.

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44: Lockne

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Jonathan shipped his new iOS app Lockne. He shares his idea for the app and what it was like to build it. Then Mark and Jonathan talk about the recent rumblings between Apple and the Hey email service. Finally the two share their anticipations for next weeks WWDC presentation and potential announcements.

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43: Blueberries are too small

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Mark and Jonathan are back from a short break. They voice their opinions on the current protests and show support for the Black Lives Matter movement. Apple finally announces the schedule for this years WWDC. New rumors of an ARM transition and new iMac are circling the Apple universe. Finally Jonathan gets a new keyboard and the PS5 is unveiled.

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42: What's a Podcast?

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Mark and Jonathan discuss the news about Apple reopening some of its retail stores. Jon Prosser drops a huge amount of leaks on the long rumored Apple Glasses. Lastly Mark and Jonathan talk about Spotify signing Joe Rogan.

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Spotify gets exclusivity of the Joe Rogan podcast starting next year

41: Tempty

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Mark and Jonathan are trying a new shorter format for the podcast. Mark has a new Apple Watch app out called Tempty. Then the two talk about news related to the new iPhones and Apple’s plan return for employees to its corporate offices.

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40: No trash talk

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Jonathan talks about the public beta for his new app Lockne. Apple releases a new 13-inch MacBook that finally kills the butterfly keyboard. And with a press release Apple shares the starting date for this years WWDC June 22nd.

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39: It fell off a truck

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With a slow news week Mark and Jonathan talk about their recent coding experiences. Jonathan gets ready for his soon to be announced new app and public beta. Then the conversation flows into talking about learning iOS development and getting a job in tech. No news cycle this week just two friends talking.

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38: A JPEGuin App Store with Shihab Mehoob

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Mark and Jonathan are joined by iOS developer Shihab Mehoob. They talk about Shihab’s journey into iOS development leading to numerous apps on the App Store. Aurora color picker an app that lets you easily identify colors and build a color palette. As well as Cosmicast a new podcasting app that blends together modern and skeuomorphic design languages. Lastly Shihab talks about his experiences moving his apps to a universal purchase on the App Store.

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37: It was Ron Swanson

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Initial impressions are in for the iPad Pro’s new Magic Keyboard. Mark and Jonathan talk about its reception and Jonathan tries to resist buying one. Apple has sent out invitations for a new Accessibility webinar which will likely be a similar format to what WWDC will be. Finally Mark and Jonathan talk about life in Quarantine.

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36: DIY Mac Pro

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This week Mark and Jonathan talk about Apple’s new contact tracing initiative with Google to help fight COVID-19. A new iPhone has been released and the SE name lives on in an iPhone 6 form factor. Finally Mark talks about his new purchase.


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Elac 2.0 bookshelf speakers

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35: Building your community with Gwendolyn Weston

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This week Mark and Jonathan are joined by iOS developer, conference speaker, author, and fan of the color purple Gwendolyn Weston. Gwendolyn talks about her journey getting into programming from ambitions to learn Chinese by playing Final Fantasy 3 in Chinese. How she got into conference speaking and advice for giving talks. Finally she shares friendship and cooking advice from her two zines Nourishing Practice && Intentional Friendships.

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34: Dog ate my Apple Watch

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Mark and Jonathan discuss Apple’s recent purchase of Dark Sky and what it might mean for developers. Then they look at Adaptivity, one of the first apps to take advantage of universal purchases that are now available. Finally Mark and Jonathan go over their WWDC hopes and wishes.

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33: Behind AltConf with Rob Elkin

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Jonathan and Mark are joined by AlfConf event organizer Rob Elkin. They talk about AltConf’s beginnings and how it’s evolved over the years. Rob goes into detail about how labs and talks are chosen, AltConf’s escape room, the satellite AltConf events and more. Finally Rob talks about his latest project with Helpful Engineering.

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32: Amazing x 1,000

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Mark and Jonathan talk about the new iPad Pro’s and their new LiDAR camera sensors. Its newly announced Magic Keyboard case with scissor switch keys and floating iPad design. The amazing new cursor support that's now in iPadOS 13.4. Finally they talk about the new Macbook Air which finally takes place as the title of the perfect Mac for everyone.

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31: The internal spiral with Daniel Gauthier

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Mark and Jonathan are joined by iOS developer Daniel Gautheir. Daniel shares his iOS journey and what brought him to mobile development. Then we dive into his new blog where he writes about his experiences and interests. Finally we talk about Twitter and how it's tied to our feelings of wanting to be a bigger part of the iOS community.

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30: Cuddled by my chair

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Mark and Jonathan discuss Apple’s official announcement for WWDC this year. The latest developments for COVID - 19 and Apple’s response. Then Mark shares words of wisdom for working remotely.

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29: iOS 14 rumors

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Mark and Jonathan try to make sense of a huge slew of rumors from “iOS 14 code” that was found. Improved cursor support for iPads, a new AR Apple made app, a new list view home screen for iOS and more. Will these features even ship?

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28: The illusion of control with Zac Cichy

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Mark and Jonathan are joined by special guest Zac Cichy. They discuss the run of The Menu Bar podcast Zac started and how it came to be. Zac talks about his feelings on the iPhone being our singularity. As well as how it has constantly augmented our reality since its debut in 2007. Finally Zac gives a preview of his next podcasting endeavors.

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27: Lightning forever

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Mark and Jonathan wonder what WWDC will look like this year assuming it happens at all. Ming-Chi Kuo has a bunch of new rumors for new mini LED products to be released this year. Finally a new iPad smart keyboard might arrive with a trackpad in time for new iPads.

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Apple pulls clearview AI from App Store

Apple restricts some employee travel due to the Coronavirus

Kuo rumors of new mini LED products this year

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Over the air recovery for iOS code found in 13.4 beta

26: Solving Apple's problems with Peter Cohen

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This week Mark and Jonathan are joined by veteran Apple blogger Peter Cohen. Topics include setting user defaults for iOS. Developers getting to sell universal app purchases for their apps. ARM Macs and the possibility of Apple making X86 processors, and much more.

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Ming-Chi Kuo recently announced new rumors saying Apple would be releasing their first ARM based Macs next year in 2021

EU's recent decision for universal chargers on mobile devicesNew Apple products show up on Target inventory systems

25: Eye Candy

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Mark and Jonathan talk about the latest news on how the Coronavirus has impacted Apple's supply chain even further. If it will affect the rumored March event and its new products. Jonathan is intrigued by a new design trend called Neomorphism. Finally Disneyland and their insane ticket prices make their way into an aftershow.

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Motorola razor breaks within the first week of use

Tim Cook details Apple’s response to coronavirus outbreak in memo to employees

Julio's neomorphic design tweet

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24: Playgrounds don't play

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This week Mark and Jonathan talk about a huge new business model Apple has surprisingly introduced for developers. Will universal purchases be good or bad for Apple’s developers ? Swift Playgrounds makes its surprise debut on the Mac. Finally Samsung may have shown a foldable people will want to get.

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23: Power Mat

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This week Mark and Jonathan talk about some of the current sentiment from the iOS community. Look back at 10 years of the iPad and how its software updates had been lacking. Finally we take a look at concepts for WatchOS 7.

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22: Tactically deployed with Casey Liss

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Jonathan and Mark are joined by iOS developer and professional podcasters Casey Liss. Casey tells the story of how he got into software development from BASIC to Swift. Then how he started his podcasting career with Neutral and how it led to the Accidental Tech Podcast. Finally Casey shares his experiences of being an indie and his personal projects.

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21: Valid Paranoia

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With so much in the news about encryption, privacy, and facial recognition. Mark and Jonathan talk about the latest developments in Apple’s situation with the FBI. Then a New York Times article brings to light an almost unbelievable story about a company named Clearview AI. Finally Mark gives an update on life as a remote iOS developer.

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Checkm8 hardware vulnerability

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20: Digital Nomad

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Pro Mode for Macbooks? Mark and Jonathan ponder what a Pro Mode for Macbooks would be like while also thinking of a Low Power Mode for macOS. Apple surprisingly releases a 3D themed app Reality Converter making UDZ files easier to create, but why now? Finally Mark and Jonathan talk about the new gear they have gotten recently.

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Marco Arment on a low power mode for Macs

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EU proposal for a universal port for mobile devices

Three half marathon Apple Watch Series 5 battery tests with LTE, always-on display, and Apple Music

Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard

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19: Almost a droid

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Mark and Jonathan ponder Apple’s new alliance with Google and Amazon for a new smart home standard to be developed. Apple joins the other major tech companies at CES for a privacy discussion. Which brings up the FBI’s recent inquiry to unlock another iPhone by creating a backdoor to iOS. Samsung seems to have created a droid? Showcasing Ballie at CES.

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Defining the decade: ten years of Apple on one page

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Samsung's Ballie robot

Samsung's Gems exoskeleton prototype

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18: Apple in 2020

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Mark and Jonathan start of the new year with predictions of what Apple will do in 2020. Then look forward even more to guess what trends will arise for the next decade for Apple. Finally Mark and Jonathan share some of their own goals and themes they are working on for the new year.

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17: A slab of parmesan

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Mark gets a new keyboard. More details and info come to light about the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR. Jonathan tries to figure out how the transition to ARM Macs will happen by looking at the intel transition. Someone gets a pair of AirPods Pro.

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16: The Big Mac is back!

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Mark and Jonathan are neighbors again. Apple rumors for new iPhones are already in full force even though its December. Will Apple ship an iPhone with no ports? Finally we have a tower mac again Apple ships the new Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR.

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15: Squirrelly Keyboard

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Mark is on his way back to the states. A slew of new rumors have been released in additon to awards given out at Apple's best of December event. Will Touch ID make a return to future iPhones? Lastly Mark and Jonathan talk about trying to be productive.

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CalZones iOS App

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14: Interview-3 Xcodes with Kilo Loco

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Mark and Jonathan are joined by iOS developer, YouTuber, and content creator Kilo Loco. Kilo shares his experience on becoming a content creator in the iOS community. His experiences working at Bird scooters. Then shares tips on how to get started on your programing journey.

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13: Interview-Behind Dark Noise with Charlie Chapman

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In a special episode Jonathan and Mark talk with iOS developer Charlie Chapman about his app Dark Noise. It’s a unique white noise app that helps you sleep, focus, or relax. Charlie shares his journey on becoming an iOS developer, getting involved with the community, and even his impressions on the new 16-inch Macbook Pro.

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12: Professional Apple Developer

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Mark shares his experiences from the first week at his new job. Jonathan looks into Intel’s processor roadmaps and how it affected the 16-inch Macbook Pro. Apple sends invites for a surprise App focused event in December. Then a Bloomberg article prompts a discussion at what an Apple Membership might look like and cost.

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iFixit tear down of 16-inch MacBook Pro Keyboard

Bloomberg reporting on potential Apple services bundle

Jonathan's thread on an Apple Membership

New Apple Developer App replaces WWDC App

Github iOS App beta announced

11: The new Macbook Pro Pro

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In a huge week of news Mark and Jonathan discuss the all new 16-inch Macbook Pro Apple just released. Ushering in the post butterfly keyboard era and showing how much Apple is listening to customers in more ways than one. Mark has some personal news about his employment status. Then a slew of new rumors come out for Apple’s AR glasses and VR headset.

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Apple's AR & VR Headset rumored for 2022 release

New iPad Pros with 3D camera system for 2020

10: 75th Credit Card

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Mark and Jonathan review the first shows that premiered on Apple TV+. Talk about hacking smart home tech with lazers. Then finally think back at what's been their favorite Apple product in the last 5 years.

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Running a half marathon with AirPods Pro & Apple Watch

Smart home technology hacked by lasers

9: Ultrawide Everything

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Mark and Jonathan dive into Apple's latest new product the Airpods Pro. Take a look at all the new features iOS 13.2 has to offer. Then end up surprised as some late breaking news is published by Guilherme Rambo.

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8: Isn't that cheating ?

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Mark and Jonathan begin to wonder if well get no Apple Event this month. Think about all the stuff thats rumored to come out this year still. Then talk about John Sundell’s interview with Apple’s Josh Shaffer one of the core people working on Swift UI.

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7: Technological Introspection

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Jonathan & Mark look at the current issues Apple faces with China. Examine how we see products while thinking of the people that made them. Then discuss this weeks Google’s event.

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Hong Kong Protests

Lauren Goode's Andy Rubin story

Google Pixel 4

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6: Apple Optometrist

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Jonathan and Mark dive into the macOS Catalina release that brings an end to itunes. Look into the first Catalyst apps that are arriving on the Mac. Then ponder what Apple’s AR glasses would be like.

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512 Pixels MacOS Catalina Review

Go 64 App

Dice by James Thomson of Pcalc

New Kuo report

5: Surface Trinity

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Mark and Jonathan talk about the new iOS jailbreak exploit. Deep fusion aka sweater mode. Apple TV + content heading to the movies. Ending with the Microsoft event and all the new products they announced.

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iOS jailbreak

Minecraft Earth

Apple TV + content in theaters

Deep Fusion

Microsoft Surface Neo first look: the future of Windows 10X is dual-screen

Microsoft surprises with new foldable Surface Duo phone running Android

Microsoft Surface Pro X and Surface Pro 7 hands-on: it’s ARM vs. Intel

The new Surface Earbuds are Microsoft’s first truly wireless earbuds

Fez

Journey

Sayonara Wild Hearts

Brydge keyboard

4: Are you an Apple Member ?

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Mark is free of jetlag, Jonathan talks about his experience with the iPhone 11 Pro. Google presents an interesting subscription that rivals Apple Arcade but includes apps. What would a netflix app model look like for iOS developers? Jonathan wonders when there will be an Apple membership.

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Josh Sanchez (keplermusicsounds)

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Federico's screenshot shortcut

iOS card scanning security flaw

Mac Pro made in the US

Google play pass

Death Stranding

Link’s awakening

3: Thrill Seekers

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Mark relocates to his new home in the Netherlands. iPhone 11 reviews and Apple Arcade go live. Mark and Jonathan talk about some of their programming habits.

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2: Hidden Mickey

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As Apple's iPhone event ends Jonathan and Mark talk about what was announced. New Apple Watches, a new iPad, iPhones, and services were all part of the keynote. Was this year really the year of iPhone Pro?

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1: init()

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In the first episode of the show Jonathan and Mark introduce themselves. As well as talking about the hopes and goals of the show. Apple will be having its iPhone Keynote soon so its this weeks main topic.

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Links:
Audio-Technica-ATR2100-USB

Vizard iOS App

Forger 3D sculpting App

Laughing Man ARKit project

Sonic Adventure 2 for the Sega Dreamcast

Everyday Robots podcast feed