Let's Talk Apple: Recent Episodes
Bart Busschots
A monthly panel show that takes a big-picture look at the previous month's Apple-related new. Part of the MyMac Podcasting Network
This solo show starts with a quick followup from recent months before diving into just a few regulatory stories, one quick legal story, quite a bit of HR news, and some highlights from Apple's services and original content. The four main stories are the impact of Google being judge an illegal search monopoly on Apple, Apple's assault on Patreon, Apple's continuing journey towards DMA compliance, and the continuing rollout of Apple Intelligence. The show finishes with a rundown of a few other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in August.
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This unusual solo show starts with a few followups from last month before diving into just a few regulatory legal stories, one piece of HR news, and a few highlights (and a lowlight) from Apple's services and original content. Because it's the so-called 'silly season', there's just one main story, Apple's Q3 2024 earnings call. The show finishes with a rundown of a few other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in July.
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This jumbo solo show starts with a few followups from last month before diving into just a few regulatory legal stories, some HR news, and a few highlights from Apple's services and original content. The five main stories are a big-picture overview of WWDC, a look at the software announcement from WWDC, the Apple Intelligence announcement at WWDC, the preliminary finding that Apple is in breach of the DMA, and Apple's "Longevity by Design" initiative. The show finishes with a rundown of two other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in June.
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This solo show starts with some followups from last month before diving into just a few regulatory and legal stories, some HR and acquisitions news, and a few highlights from Apple's services and original content. The three main stories are some impressive up-coming accessibility features, Apple's "Let Loose" iPad event, and Microsoft's new Copilot+ PCs. The show finishes with a rundown of a few other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in May.
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This solo show starts with some followups from last month before diving into just a few regulatory and legal stories, some HR and acquisitions news, and a few highlights from Apple's services and original content. The three main stories are some nice changes to how Apple will facilitate repairs, the arrival of vintage game emulators on iOS, and Apple's Q2 2024 earnings call. The show finishes with a rundown of some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in April.
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This solo show starts with some followups from last month before diving into just a few regulatory and legal stories, some HR and acquisitions news, and a few highlights from Apple's services and original content. The three main stories are the Digital Markets Act (again), the US DOJ's Anti-Trust case against Apple, and some VisionPro Developments. The show finishes with a rundown of some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in March.
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This marathon solo show starts with a lot followups, including Apple Vision Pro & DMA developments. Next we have some legal stories, just two HR stories, and a few highlights from Apple's services and original content. The four main stories are a €1.8Bn fine from the European Commission, the end of Apple's car project, Apple's new Sports app, and a big encryption upgrade for iMessage. Finally, the show finishes with a rundown of some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in February including an M3 MacBook Air and updates to Apple's Windows apps.
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This marathon solo show starts with a few followups, some regulatory and legal news, some HR news, and the highlights from Apple's services and original content. The four main stories are Apple's Q1 2024 earnings, Apple's Cantankerous Compliance in the US & EU, the Mac at 40, and the launch of the Vision Pro in the US. Finally, this epic show finishes with some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in January.
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This solo show starts with a few followups, some regulatory and legal news, a little HR news, and the highlights from Apple's services and original content. The four main stories are Push Notification spying, the Beeper Mini saga, the US import ban on Apple Watches, and the Operation Triangulation iPhone hacks. Finally, the show finishes with some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in December.
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This is another solo show with just Bart. The show starts with a few followups, some regulatory and legal news, a little HR news, and the highlights from Apple's services and original content. The three main stories are RCS coming to iMessage, an apparent parting of the ways between Apple and Goldman Sachs, and Apple's end-of-year awards and charts. Finally, the show finishes with some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in October.
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This is another solo show with just Bart. The show starts with a few followups, some regulatory and legal news, a little HR news, and the highlights from Apple's services and original content. The four main stories are gaming on Apple's platforms, Apple's Q4 2023 earnings call, the USB-C Apple Pencil, and the M3-based hardware from Apple's 'scary fast' event. Finally, the show finishes with some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in October.
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For various reasons this is another solo show with just Bart. The show starts with a few followups, some regulatory and legal news, a little HR news, and the highlights from Apple's services and original content. The two main stories are the new hardware from Apple's 'Wonderlust' event, and the release of this year's Apple OS upgrades. Finally, the show finishes with some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in September.
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Bart's throat is still not up to a full-length show, so it's another solo episode. The show starts with a few followups, one notable number, some regulatory and legal news, a little HR news, and the highlights from Apple's services an original content. The three main stories are Apple's support of a Right to Repair bill, the EU officially name Apple a 'Gate Keeper', and a mysterious Chinese iPhone ban that may not be real. Finally, the show finishes with some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in August.
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For various reasons, this is another solo show with just Bart. The show starts with some followups, a little regulatory and legal news, some HR news, and some highlights from Apple's services an original content. The three main stories are Apple's Q3 2023 earnings call, some App Store changes to fight cross-app-tracking via fingerprinting, and a look at where things stand with Apple & AI. Finally, the show finishes with some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in July.
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This month there was so much Apple news Bart decided the only possible way to get through it all was as a solo show. The show's main top is WWDC, with the focus being on the new Macs, the OS updates, and of course, the entirely new computing paradigm Apple previewed — spatial computing!
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In this solo show Bart starts by explaining some changes to the show, and then gets stuck into the usual apple news. First, some followups, a few notable numbers, a little regulatory and legal news, some HR news, some highlights from Apple's services an original content, and then the four main stories. First, it's still complicated for Apple in India, second, Google & Apple join forces to fight stalking, third, some up-coming accessibility features, and fourth, Apple's pro apps come to the iPad! Finally, the show finishes with some other quick Apple-related stories that made the news in May.
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This month Bart is joined by Lynda Gousha from the SVMUG. The show starts with a few followups from previous shows, a few quick regulation stories, a few short legal stories, just one Apple HR story, and some highlights from Apple's services and original content divisions. The four main stories are Apple's new savings account, the noticeable rise in malware targeting the Mac, Apple & Google's new anti-stalking standard for trackers, and Apple's Q2 2023 earnings call. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in April.
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This month Bart is joined by Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast. The show starts with a few followups from previous shows, one quick regulation story, two short legal stories, three Apple HR stories, and a partridge ... err ... and some highlights from Apple's services and original content divisions. The three main stories are Apple's complicated relationships with China & India, Apple Pay Later, and Apple Music Classical. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in March.
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This month Bart is joined by Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast and first-time guest Barry Fulk. The show starts with just one followup from the previous show, one piece of legal news, and a few stories from Apple's various services before moving on to the three main stories — Apple's HR re-organisation, the EU's updated anti-trust complaint against Apple, and Linux support for M1 processors. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in February.
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This month it's a rare solo show with just Bart. The show starts with some followups from previous shows, some regulatory and legal news, some Apple HR news, and some news from Apple's various services before moving on to the five main stories — Apple's introduction of AI-based audio book narration, SpotHero & Apple Business Connect improving Apple Maps, the new M2 Pro & M2 Max chops and the updated MacMini and MacBookPros containing them, the new full-sized HomePod, and Apple's Q1 2023 earnings. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in January.
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This month Bart is joined by Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, and Nick Riley & Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple podcast. The show starts with some followups from previous shows, some regulatory and legal news, and some news from Apple's various services before moving on to the four main stories — Apple's continuing efforts to diversify its supply chain, three iCloud security enhancements, some new OS features (Sing, Freeform & Stage Manager on external displays on iPadOS), and Apple's overhaul of App Store pricing. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in December.
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The show starts with some followups from previous shows, some regulatory and legal news, some HR news, and some news from Apple’s various services before moving on to the three main stores — China’s very bad COVID month, Elon Musk’s spat with Apple, and Apple delivering the promised iPhone satellite SOS feature and AppleWatch Ultra dive computer app. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in November.
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This month Bart is joined by Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast, and Scott Willsey from the Friends with Brews Podcast. The show starts with some followups from previous shows, some regulatory and legal news, some HR news, and some news from Apple's various services before moving on to the four main stores — Apple's Q4 earnings, Apple's Ads expansion, new OSes (iPad OS 16.1 & macOS Ventura), and new hardware (Apple TV, 10th Gen iPad & M2 iPad Pro). The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in October.
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This month Bart is joined by Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast. The show starts with some followups from previous shows, one notable number, some legal and regulatory stories, some HR news, and some news from Apple's various services before moving on to the two main stores — Apple's new hardware (AirPods Pro 2, Apple Watch SE 2, Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch Ultra & the iPhones 14), and Apple's new software (WatchOS 9 & iOS 16). The show ends with a quick rundown of some other Appple-related stories that made the news in September.
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For the first time in the show's long history, there is no panel — it's just Bart sharing his take on the news while all the regulars are off enjoying the last few days of summer. The new Gods also seem to have gone to the beach because there were only two main stories — troubling reports of poorly handled HR complaints, and a potentially problematic move to add more ads into iOS. There are also the usual followups on long-running stories, some legal news, some Apple HR and acquisition news, an update on some of Apple's services, and a few quick stories to round out the show.
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This month Bart is joined by Tech Rōnin Jeff Gamet and Chuck Joiner from MacVoices.
The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That's followed by a few Apple-related legal stories, a few Apple HR stories, and some highlights from Apple's services. The four main stories are Apple's Q3 2022 earnings, the end of Jony Ive's relationship with Apple, 15 games leaving Apple Arcade, and Apple's new Lockdown Mode for iOS & macOS. The show ends with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in July.
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This month Bart is joined by Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast & Adam Christianson of the MacCast.
The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That's followed by a notable number, a collection of Apple-related legal stories, one Apple HR story, and some highlights from Apple's services. The four main stories are four aspects of WWDC — the future of CarPlay, goodies for developers, goodies for users, and new hardware. The show ends with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in June.
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The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That's followed by two short Apple-related legal stories, two Apple departures, and some highlights from Apple's services. The four main stories are continued COVID chaos, continued crankiness in Apple's work force, some nice new accessibility features, and a fond fare-well to the iPod. The show ends with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in May.
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This month Bart is joined by Elaine Giles from Mac Bites and Scott Willsey from the Friends with Beer podcast.
The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That's followed by two short Apple-related legal stories, one Apple hire, and some highlights from Apple's services. The four main stories are continued crankiness in Apple's work force resulting in an open letter and three unionisation drives, some crankiness from video pros expressed in another open letter, Apple's Q2 2022 earnings call, and the limited launch of Apple's Self Service Repair program in the US. The show ends with a quick rundown of some other Apple-related stories that made the news in April.
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This month Bart is joined by Charlotte Henry from the Addition.
The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That’s followed by one notable number, some some Apple-related legal news, a little Apple HR & acquisitions news, and some highlights from Apple’s services. The three main stories are the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA), a great night for Apple at the Oscars, and Apple’s ‘Peek Performance’ event. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in March.
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This month Bart is joined by Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices and Rod Simmons from the SMR podcast.
The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That’s followed by one notable number, some some Apple-related legal news, a little Apple HR & acquisitions news, and some highlights from Apple’s original content and subscription services. The three main stories are updated safety protections for AirPods, the effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on the Apple world, and a preview of Apple’s annual shareholder meeting. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in February.
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This month Bart is joined by Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices and Rosemary Orchard from various podcasts.
The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That’s followed by some some Apple-related legal news, a little Apple HR news, and some highlights from Apple’s original content and subscription services. The four main stories are Intel’s new I9 mobile processor, the controversy around AirTags, more AppStore issues, and Apple’s Q1 2022 earnings call. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in January.
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This month Bart is joined by Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast.
The show starts with some reflections on making it to 100 shows. With the navel-gazing out of the way the show moves on to the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That’s followed by some some Apple-related legal news, quite a bit of Apple HR news, and some highlights from Apple’s original content and subscription services. The three main stories are Apple’s secret deal with China in 2016, the problems in Apple’s Indian factory, and the new features in Apple’s latest OS updates. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in December.
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Joining Bart this month are Chick Joiner from Mac Voices, Nick Riley, and Stefaan Lesage from the Tech45 podcast.
The show starts with a quick run-down of some Apple-related numbers released in November, followed by an update on some of the legal cases Apple is involved in. The five main topics for the show are the Masque ‘vulnerability’, the on-going GTAT saga, developments in the Steve Jobs movie, some Apple Watch updates, and Nokia’s return to the mobile device market. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple related stories that made the news in November.
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Joining Bart this month are Guy from the MyMac Podcast, and Bren Finan.
The show starts with a quick run-down of some Apple-related numbers released in October, followed by an updated on some of the legal cases Apple is involved in. The four main topics for the show are Apple’s October iPod and Mac event, the release of OS X Yosemite, the roll out of Apple Pay, and Tim Cook’s coming out letter. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other Apple related stories that made the news in October.
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Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, Adam Christianson from the MacCast, and Nick Riley.
This is the first show of the podcast’s second year, and the first show with detailed show notes containing all the links which the panel talk about, as well as more which informed the discussions. You can get the show notes on the podcast’s website at www.lets-talk.ie.
The show starts with a quick summary of some developments relating to Apple’s many on-going court cases, then the panel get stuck into the month’s main stories. First the September Apple event with it’s new iPhones, Apple Pay, and Apple watches, then iOS 8, then some changes to iCloud, and finally a discussion of Apple’s updated privacy policies and their big media push to differentiate themselves from their competitors when it comes to privacy. The show ends with a quick rundown of a few other notable September news stories.
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Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast, and Chuck Joiner from MacVoices. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting Apple-related numbers released in August, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are the collapse of Apple’s $1Bn deal with the LA School District, some stories related to Law Enforcement and tech, Apple’s Diversity Report, and some stories related to Apple’s up-coming September 9th event. The show finishes with a few quick stories, including Balmers departure from the Microsoft board, and a battery replacement program for older iPhone 5 handsets.
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Joining Bart this month are Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast, Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting Apple-related numbers released in July, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are Apple’s Q3 results, Apple’s new partnership with IBM, the (largely inaccurate) reports of a backdoor in iOS, iTunes Pass, Developments at Nadela’s Microsoft, and Amazon’s new subscription ebook and audiobook service. The show finishes with a few quick stories, including some more Apple hires of note, and improved MacBook Pro models.
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Joining Bart this month are Allister Jenks, Nick Riley, and Joseph Linaschke from Aperture Expert. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting Apple-related numbers released in June, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are WWDC, the up-coming merger of Aperture and iPhoto into Photos, Google’s I/O Conference, and Windows ‘threshold’. The show finishes with a few quick stories, including some new products from Amazon and Apple.
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Joining Bart this month are Allister Jenks, Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, and Guy Serle from the My Mac Podcast. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in May, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are Apple’s acquisitions in May, particularly the Beats purchase, the arrival of faux-ransom-ware on iOS, Hachette’s struggle with Amazon, and Apple’s new-found transparency in how it deals with law enforcement requests. The show finishes with a few quick stories, including the release of Google Glass and the Surface 3.
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Joining Bart this month are Guy Serle and Gazmas from the My Mac Podcast, Peter Upfold, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in April, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in, particularly the second Apple VS Samsung case, which came to trial in April. The main stories the show focuses on are Apple’s Q2 earnings call, Google’s Silver program, Amazon’s HBO deal; Comixology purchase, the cheaper and faster new Macbook Air, and Apple’s focus on all things environmental this month. The show finishes with a few quick stories.
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Joining Bart this month are Guy Serle from the My Mac Podcast & Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Mac Podcast. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in March, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are the big changes at Microsoft in March, including the release of Office for iPad, the replacement of the iPad 2 with the iPad 4 at the low end of the iPad range, and some criticism of Apple and other tech companies for the lack of diversity on their boards. The show finishes with a few quick stories.
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Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the My Mac Podcast, Nick Riley and Scott Willsey of the Pocket Sized Podcast. The show starts with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in February, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are the ‘goto fail’ bug, Microsoft’s new CEO, Samsung’s new product releases, an interesting bunch of hires by Apple, and some interesting politics/civics moves by Apple, including pressuring the Arizona governor to veto a bill legalising discrimination, and Tim Cook shooting down a right-wing climate-change-denying think-tank at the share holders meeting. The show finishes with a few quick stories including the pre-launch of CarPlay, Sony getting out of the PC business, and a handful of small bad-news stories for Microsoft.
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Joining Bart this month are Adam Christianson from the MacCast, Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Nick Rodriguez from the Mac Gist Podcast. The show stars with a quick rundown of some interesting numbers released in January, followed by a quick rundown of the month’s developments in some of the many court cases Apple are involved in. The main stories the show focuses on are Apple’s settlement with the FTC over in-app purchase, Apple’s release of more specific NSA numbers, the continued improvements to the Mac version of iWork, Apple’s 2014 Q1 earnings report, a few related Google stories, and the Mac’s 30th birthday. The show finishes with a few quick stories including Apple’s acknowledgement of the iOS crashes some users are experiencing, Apples’s pledge not to discriminate against the long-term unemployed, and some bad news for Microsoft.
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Joining Bart this month are Allister Jenks, Nick Riley, and Guy Serle from the MyMac Podcast.
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Bart is joined by Allison Sheridan, Chuck Joiner and Gazmaz to talk about the patent war going ‘Nuclear’, Apple and Samsung’s Damages re-trial, Apple and Google’s transparency reports, Tim Cook’s pro-gay rights WSJ Op-ed, the death of the ‘stack rank’ at Microsoft, and more.
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Bart is joined by Nick Riley, Peter Upfold and Chuck Joiner to talk about so-called Patent Trolls, Some dirty tricks by Samsung, Apple’s October event, OS X Mavericks, and more…
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Bart is joined by Adam Christianson, Gazmaz and Steve Stanger to talk about eBooks, iPhones, iOS 7, and more…
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