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Benjamin and Chance discuss the latest in Apple news, including Web Distribution for EU users launching in iOS 17.5 beta 2, we get our first sense of the M4 Mac release scheduled and the company opens up its third-party repair policies further. Also, the Humane Ai Pin debuts to a very mixed critical response.
And in Happy Hour Plus, we talk about our multitasking and window management habits on macOS. Subscribe at 9to5mac.com/join.
Note from Chance: We had some technical difficulties this week, so the audio quality isn't up to our normal standards. We apologize and will be back to normal next time!
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Benjamin and Chance delve into the latest rounds of iOS 18 rumors, including a curious discovery of a new ‘Safari browser assistant’ in development. Apple has also changed the rules surrounding game emulators in the App Store, with somewhat unclear implications. Apple News+ adds a new Quartile word puzzle, and the wait for the new iPad Pro continues.
And in Happy Hour Plus, Chance considers his smart home strategy ahead of the move to his new house. Subscribe at 9to5mac.com/join.
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Benjamin and Chance discuss the bizarre idea that Apple is interested in making a humanoid robot to help with household chores, as its “next big thing”. Also, Apple launches the first ever sports ‘film’ shot in Immersive Video, and releases Spatial Personas for all Vision Pro users.
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Benjamin and Chance go deep on the Department of Justice vs. Apple suit, in which the DOJ alleges Apple’s iPhone monopoly is illegally maintained. In happier news, Apple announced the dates for WWDC 2024 where we expect to see major AI announcements as part of iOS 18, and much more.
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Benjamin and Chance react to the news that Apple is partnering with Google to use their Gemini models to power some AI features coming in iOS 18. Also, there’s more details about the two new AirPods models set to debut later this year. There’s also rumors about anti-reflective matte screens for iPhone and iPad, and Walmart announces that it is selling Macs for the first time, starting with the cut-price $699 M1 MacBook Air.
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Benjamin and Chance analyze the latest round of Apple’s changes to appease the EU, get hyped for the impending 2024 iPad Pro features, and news that Apple is testing an AI platform for advertising.
Apple Arcade is the topic in Happy Hour Plus, as we discuss how the service stacks up today compared to how it was presented in 2019.
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Benjamin and Chance analyze what’s new in the just-announced M3 MacBook Air and praise the MacBook Air lineup as it stands today, iOS 17.4 brings a whole host of changes to comply with the EU Digital Markets Act, and Apple TV+ launches a limited time catalog of movies to watch. Chance also gives us a one-month check in on the Vision Pro.
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Benjamin and Chance react to the shock news of the cancellation of the long-gestating Apple Car project, and Mark Gurman details some of the future wearables Apple is pondering including smart glasses, rings, and AirPods earbuds with integrated cameras. We are also anticipating some design changes in iOS 18, but recognize Apple has likely learned the painful lessons of the iOS 6 -> iOS 7 transition.
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The Apple news cycle continues apace this week, with the company launching a brand new app, Sports, for sports scores. The iPhone 15 battery is now rated for twice as many charge cycles, along with a redesigned Battery UI in iOS 17.4. Apple is reportedly planning new AI features for both Spotlight search and Xcode code completion, and the EU readies a $500 million fine for Apple’s anticompetitive behavior in music streaming market. Benjamin and Chance break down all that and more in this week’s episode.
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Benjamin and Chance discuss the tantalizing references to a HomePod with some kind of screen found in iOS 17.4 beta 3, the App Store Review process has an embarrassing week, and The Information reports Apple is still working on foldable iPhone prototypes. Chance also bought the developer strap for the Apple Vision Pro, while some other launch day buyers opt to return their units within the two-week window.
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Chance has had his Apple Vision Pro for about one week, and we all have a lot of thoughts about Apple’s brand new platform. A truly new Apple product doesn’t come along very often, and this is a particularly special one. We go deep on the Vision Pro hardware, comfort, what it’s like using Vision Pro for media and productivity, Personas, FaceTime, real-world battery life, and so much more.
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Benjamin and Chance deep dive into all the App Store changes announced in response to the EU Digital Markets Act, and debate whether anyone is incentivized to make the leap. Also, the first Apple Vision Pro reviews have dropped ahead of its Friday release, and iOS 17.4 brings some fun new features and code references look ahead to iOS 18's AI integration.
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Feedback Submit #Ask9to5Mac questions on Twitter, Mastodon, or ThreadsEmail us feedback and questions to [email protected] LinksApple Vision Pro review roundupNine problems with Vision Pro passthrough: 'VR trying to be AR'New Vision Pro tidbits and MKBHD's full hands-on videoYou can't edit your Apple Vision Pro home screen: visionOS apps are arranged alphabeticallyVision Pro won't let you save web apps to your home screenCan you cook with Vision Pro? Here are the pros and cons [Video]Here's what it's like using Vision Pro as an external Mac displayApple announces support for third-party iPhone app stores in the EU, coming with iOS 17.4Apple says third-party app marketplace creators must have €1,000,000 'letter of credit'Apple announces reduced commission structure for apps in EuropeApple now allows game streaming apps in the App StoreApple shares more details about the new default web browser prompt in iOS 17.4iPad users will miss out on third-party app stores, browser engines, and moreApple will prompt users to set default browsers and allow third-party web engines on iPhone in the EUSpotify CEO slams Apple's App Store changes; Apple fires back [U]Epic CEO Tim Sweeney says latest App Store changes are an 'anticompetitive scheme rife with junk fees'Fortnite coming back to iOS (in the EU) through new 'Epic Store'Microsoft calls Apple's proposed App Store changes a 'step in the wrong direction'Apple Podcasts now offers auto-generated transcripts in iOS 17.4iOS 17.4 beta 1: Here are all the new features and changesApple Music SharePlay control expands from CarPlay to HomePod and Apple TViOS 17.4: Apple continues work on AI-powered Siri and Messages features, with help from ChatGPTiOS 17.4 beta hints at new iPad with landscape Face ID cameraGurman: New iPad Pro and M3 MacBook Air already in production, set for end of March release -
Benjamin and Chance talk about all the latest Apple news from this week, including some new iPhone 16 rumors on tech specs and capabilities of the new Capture Button, incentives for artists to produce Spatial Audio music, and the latest installment in the Apple Watch ban saga. Plus, Ford has some CarPlay announcements in the same week that Apple’s ambitions for Project Titan have been scaled back significantly, as the company now looks to launch its own electric vehicle in 2028.
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Chance talks about his second time going hands-on with the Apple Vision Pro, including trying the newly announced Disney+ experiences. We also discuss the preorder process, and the newly released tech specs and accessories for Apple’s upcoming headset. There’s also an ongoing debacle about exactly what third party apps, if any, will be available on visionOS at launch.
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Benjamin and Chance discuss Apple’s announcement of Vision Pro pre-orders and launch dates, and dive into what we still don’t know. Also, Ming-Chi Kuo has some details on future iPhone camera upgrades, Apple’s anti-trust concerns continue, and the latest Apple TV+ news.
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Feedback Submit #Ask9to5Mac questions on Twitter, Mastodon, or ThreadsEmail us feedback and questions to [email protected] LinksZac's post on Threads and Phil Schiller's responseKuo: 24-megapixel upgraded front camera coming with iPhone 17AirTag 2 not expected until 2025 as Apple sits on backlog of first-gen inventoryWill the iPhone 16 Pro be able to record 4K spatial video?Vision Pro launching on February 2, pre-orders begin next weekHere's everything that Apple includes in the Vision Pro boxPrescription lenses for Vision Pro to cost $149 – less than predictedApple increases Vision Pro battery life estimate for video playbackVision Pro's Persona feature will be considered a 'beta' at launchApple shares new 'Get Ready' Vision Pro ad with clips from Star Wars, Back to the Future, moreXcode files reveal Vision Pro RAM details, but what about storage capacities?Apple Vision Pro demos in retail stores will begin on February 2US expected to hit Apple with major antitrust lawsuit this yearApple tells EU it has five different App Stores, not just oneWhen will Killers of the Flower Moon stream on Apple TV+?Ridley Scott's Napoleon movie now available on premium video on demand -
Benjamin and Chance are back from the holidays. Chance retells his experience using CarPlay and EV routing in Apple Maps, the Apple Watch is (temporarily?) back on shelves, Apple is reportedly in talks with news publishers about licensing content for its AI systems, and all signs point to an impending Vision Pro release.
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HostsChance Miller
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Feedback Submit #Ask9to5Mac questions on Twitter, Mastodon, or ThreadsEmail us feedback and questions to [email protected] LinksChance’s thread on Threads with Mach-E roadtrip detailsCharging a Mach-E at a Tesla SuperchargerFord will add Tesla plug to its electric vehicles in surprising moveGM and Ford EV owners to get Tesla Supercharger access as soon as FebruaryiOS 17 adds real-time charging availability info for EV driversThis CarPlay GPS bug makes Apple Maps unusable and dangerousApple Watch ban news hub: Everything we know right nowApple Watch ban temporarily halted, thanks to US appeals courtApple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 return to Apple Online Store after a week of unavailabilityNext-gen Apple Watch again rumored to break compatibility with existing bands - 9to5MacApple Infinite Loop retail store permanently closing next monthApple permanently closing Apple Royal Hawaiian retail store next month after 15 yearsApple wants to train its AI with $50 million worth of licensed news articlesVision Pro release date: Everything we know -
Benjamin and Chance look back on the year in Apple news, assessing the state of the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the rest of Apple’s product lineup in light of the 2023 releases, and what is rumored to come in 2024.
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Benjamin and Chance discuss the wild situation of the Apple Watch sales ban in the US as part of an ongoing patent dispute with Masimo over blood oxygen sensor patents. Also, Apple has finally shared details of the first vehicles featuring next-generation CarPlay, Apple News+ adds The Athletic, and we round out the year with some #Ask9to5Mac questions.
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HostsChance Miller
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Feedback Submit #Ask9to5Mac questions on Twitter, Mastodon, or ThreadsEmail us feedback and questions to [email protected] LinksApple halting Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 sales: Here's whyITC denies Apple's request to delay looming Apple Watch banFirst cars with next-generation CarPlay officially announcedHands-on: In a world of CarPlay uncertainty, Polestar 2's dual-screen interface shinesApple News+ now includes sports coverage from The Athletic, Wirecutter coming soonReport: Apple offers to open up Apple Pay NFC system on iPhone to appease EU regulatorsApple announces new 'contingent pricing' feature for App Store subscriptionsEU to ban anti-steering App Store rules for Apple Music competitors after Spotify complaintApple developing possible software workaround in response to Apple Watch banChance’s appearance on Charlie Chapman’s Launched podcast -
iOS 17.2 is finally here, and Benjamin and Chance break down all the new features. iOS 17.3 introduces new opt-in measures to protect against shoulder surfing thieves. Also, Apple blocks Beeper Mini, launches a USB-C case for AirPods Pro 2, and plans to start offering incentives for artists to make their songs available in Spatial Audio on Apple Music.
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HostsChance Miller
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Feedback Submit #Ask9to5Mac questions on Twitter, Mastodon, or ThreadsEmail us feedback and questions to [email protected] LinksStolen Device Protection for iPhone: Now in testingHow to swipe between Apple Watch faces in watchOS 10Apple shut down Beeper Mini's iMessage for AndroidApple Music collaborative playlists add emoji reactions in iOS 17.3 betaBeeper Mini restores iMessage service, now for freeiMessage for Android via Beeper Mini and Cloud are down againApple releases standalone USB-C case for AirPods Pro 2 for $99Apple's chief iPhone and Apple Watch designer leavingApple Podcasts app launching on Tesla vehicles next weekGM's latest excuse for dropping CarPlay is its dumbest yetChevy Blazer EV first drive – is it worth its $56k base price? | ElectrekReport: Apple Music to add new incentives for artists who use Dolby Atmos -
iOS 17.2 beta release candidate is here with a few surprise changes in store, while Apple formally retires the iTunes TV Shows and Movies apps in tvOS. An impressive new app called Beeper brings iMessage to Android in the right way. There’s also talk of an Apple-Paramount streaming bundle, and the M3 MacBook Air might be released sooner than we thought. Benjamin and Chance discuss it all.
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HostsChance Miller
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Feedback Submit #Ask9to5Mac questions on Twitter, Mastodon, or ThreadsEmail us feedback and questions to [email protected] LinksReview: Eve Outdoor Cam is a great HomeKit camera with floodlight, Home app needs more notification controlsChance's now $29 camera with HomeKit Secure VideoHere's what's actually going on in that viral 'glitch in the matrix' iPhone mirror pictureiOS 17.2 release notes: Every new feature and changeiTunes Movies and TV Shows app discontinued with new Apple TV updatetvOS 17.2 changes the behavior of the Siri buttonRumor: New Action button coming to the entire iPhone 16 lineupBeeper Mini will add SMS, Facetime in 'near future'Beeper Mini is even better than a real iMessage app for AndroidBeeper Mini brings native iMessage to AndroidNew iPad Air, iPad Pro, and MacBook Air coming soon: reportReport: Apple in talks to offer combined streaming bundle of Apple TV+ and Paramount+Apple original film 'Killers of the Flower Moon' will be available to buy/rent from tomorrow - Visa fler
