Let's Talk Apple

Joining Bart this month are Lynda Goucha from the Silicon Valley Mac Users Group and Nick Riley. The show starts with a quick run-down of developments in some of the major legal cases involving Apple, then moves on to some notable numbers and some Apple HR News. The five main stories are Apple's Q1 2019 earnings, a good CES for Apple, the FaceTime bug, Facebook and Google breaking the rules of Apple's Enterprise program and briefly losing their internal apps, and some encryption and privacy news. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in January. For detailed show notes visit https://lets-talk.ie/lta65 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, Kelly Guimont from The Mac Observer, Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices, and Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple podcast. The show starts with a few quick followups from last month's show, followed by a quick look at some notable numbers that made the news in December, some Apple HR news stories, and a look at two Apple-related court cases including Apple -v- Qualcomm. The three main stories for the month are some new types of fraud that were briefly active on the iOS App Store, the on-going fight for privacy, and bent iPad Pros. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other stories that made the news in December. For detailed show notes visit https://lets-talk.ie/lta64. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Joining Bart this month are Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast Podcast, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a few quick follow up stories, followed by some Apple HR news that broke in November. The three main stories for the month are some repairability trade-offs introduced by the advanced security provided by Apple's new T2 chip, oral arguments in US Supreme Court case regarding a class action anti-trust case brought against Apple regarding the App Store, and Apple's new relationship with Amazon. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in November. For detailed show notes visit https://lets-talk.ie/lta63. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Joining Bart this month are Lynda Gousha from the Silicon Valley Mac Users Group, and Dermot Daly from app-maker Tapadoo. The show starts with some quick followups to stories discussed on previous shows before moving on for a quick look at some notable numbers and some hirings, firings, acquisitions that made the news in October. The four main stories are Bloomberg's 'The Big Hack' story, Adobe's announcement that 'real' Photoshop is coming to the iPad in 2019, Apple's "There's more in the making" event, and Apple's Q4 2018 earnings call. The show finishes with a quick look at a few other Apple-related stories that made the news in October. For detailed show notes visit https://lets-talk.ie/lta62. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Joining Bart this month are GazMaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Mark Chappell; Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple podcast. The show starts with a few quick followup stories, some updates regarding two on-going legal cases, and a quick look at some Apple HR-related news that broke in September. The three main stories are the new OSes Apple released in September, the new hardware announced at the Gather Round media event, and the mysterious disappearance of AirPower. The show finishes with a few other quick stories that made the news in September. For detailed show notes visit https://lets-talk.ie/lta61. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Joining Bart this month are Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, Mark Chappell from the Essential Apple podcast, and Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast. Because it's the so-called silly-season in news the show has a bit of an unusual format. The show starts off with the usual followups, a few notable numbers, and then some Apple HR News. The first main story is not a single story, but a medley of medium-sized stories. The second main story is Apple's censorship of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his Infowars publication, and the final main story is the end of Back to My Mac. The show finishes with a quick roundup of some other smaller stories that made the news in August. For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta60 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Joining Bart this month are Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, Lynda Gousha, and Nick Riley. The show starts with some followup on Google Duplex, before moving on to look at just one legal story for the month — the EU fining Google over Android. Next up are two staffing changes at Apple, and then come the three main stories for July — the new MacBook Pros, Apple's Q3 2018 earnings call, and Apple's market capitalisation crossing the $1Bn milestone. The show finishes with a quick look at some other Apple-related stories that made the news in July.

his month Bart is joined by Kelly Guimont from App Camp for Girls and Nick Riley. The show starts with a few followup items before moving on to look at some Apple-related legal stories that broke in June, including the end of the epic Apple -v- Samsung case. Next up is a quick look at some new hires at Apple, and then the show moves on to the three main stories. By far the biggest story is WWDC 2018, the second main story is Apple's deals with Opera and Sesame Street, and the final main story is the US Supreme Court's ruling on cellphone location data. The show finishes with a quick rundown of a few smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in June.

Joining Bart this month are Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple Podcast, and Allister Jenks. The show starts with a quick update on the eternal Apple -v- Samsung trial before moving on to the five main stories for the month. First a collection of App Store related stories including government censorship, a developer's union, a whole kerfuffle around the Steam iOS app, and a challenge to Apple's pricing model from Microsoft. Second, the on-going controversy over Apple's so-called Butterfly Keyboards. Third, the release of two long-awaited products, AirPlay 2, and iCloud messages. Fourth, Microsoft's Hub 2. And finally, Google's Duplex 'demo'. The show finishes with a quick rundown of a few other Apple related stories that made the news in May.

Joining Bart this month are Kelly Guimont from App Camp for Girls, Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, Victor Cajiao, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a few notable numbers and hires that made the news in April before moving on to the five main stories — Bloomberg's report that Apple will switch the Mac to their own ARM processors, Apple's continued Environmental push, the end of the line for the AirPort, the Q2 2018 earnings call, and the iMac turning 20. The show finishes with a quick rundown of a few other Apple related stories that made the news in April.

Bart is joined by Nick Riley, Lynda Gousha from the Silicon Valley MUG, and Gazmaz from the MyMac podcast. The show starts with a few notable numbers and one notable staffing change before moving into the three main stories for March — Apple's Education event, updates for all Apple's OSes, and the on-going debate around security and privacy. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some smaller stories that made the news in March.

Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast and Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple Podcast. The show starts with a quick follow-up on 'Throttle Gate' before moving on to the three main stories of the month, the arrival of HomePods in people's homes, Apple's moves to source their Cobalt directly from mines, and the on-going war on privacy. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in February.

Joining Bart this month are Dermot Daly from Tapadoo, Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices, and Lynda Gousha from the Silicon Valley Mac User Group. The show starts with some quick follow-up stories, some Apple-related notable numbers, one Apple-related legal stories, and some staffing changes at Apple that made the news in January. The five main stories for the month are the launch of the HomePod, Apple's repatriation of billions of dollars to the US, Apple's Q1 2018 results, the on-going war on privacy, and Apple's preview of up-coming changes to macOSServer and iOS. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in January.

Joining Bart this month are Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices, Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Lynda Gousha. The show starts with some quick follow-up stories, some Apple-related notable numbers, a few Apple-related legal stories, some staffing changes at Apple, and some Apple acquisitions and investments that made the news in December. The four main stories for the month are the launch of Apple Pay Cash in the US, availability of the iPad Pro, Battery Gate, and the rumoured unified developer platform Marzipan. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in December. For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta52 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Joining Bart this month are Elaine Giles from MacBites, Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple podcast, and Guy Serle from the MyMac Podcast.