9to5Mac Happy Hour

This week Benjamin and Zac share brief 10.5-inch iPad Pro impressions, detail a few changes in iOS 11 beta 2, discuss the ironic Apple security leak, Apple's big Sony exec hires and what it means for TV, and Scott Forstall's major comeback to the public stage and what he has to say about the history of the iPhone. 9to5Mac's Happy Hour podcast is available for download on iTunes and Apple's Podcasts app, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Happy Hour are available every week. As mentioned, you can download this podcast via iTunes or plug in our RSS feed link into your favorite podcasting app. Note: Subscribing to the podcast feed will guarantee the latest episode is downloaded as soon as possible. Hosts: Benjamin Mayo Zac Hall Here’s what we discussed in this episode: Report details Apple’s efforts to increase product secrecy, more leaks from Apple campus than supply chain in 2016 Tim Cook urges employees to refresh themselves on Apple’s code of conduct in video message Apple hires two top Sony Television executives to lead original content production Tesla Autopilot: head of software Chris Lattner leaves, Tesla hires new head of AI and computer vision Live stream: Watch Scott Forstall discuss the iPhone’s creation at Computer History Museum event Scott Forstall finally weighs in on the flat versus skeuomorphic design debate Feedback? Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. Remember: Subscribe on iTunes to catch all of the episodes as they go live and thanks for listening!

This week Benjamin and Zac share brief 10.5-inch iPad Pro impressions, detail a few changes in iOS 11 beta 2, discuss the ironic Apple security leak, Apple's big Sony exec hires and what it means for TV, and Scott Forstall's major comeback to the public stage and what he has to say about the history of the iPhone.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss the good and the bad of the first iOS 11 beta, drag and drop on iPad and how it could come to the iPhone 8, 10.5-inch iPad Pro reviews, and Planet of the Apps impressions after episode one. 9to5Mac's Happy Hour podcast is available for download on iTunes and Apple's Podcasts app, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Happy Hour are available every week. As mentioned, you can download this podcast via iTunes or plug in our RSS feed link into your favorite podcasting app. Note: Subscribing to the podcast feed will guarantee the latest episode is downloaded as soon as possible. Hosts: Benjamin Mayo Zac Hall Here’s what we discussed in this episode: iOS 11 lets you scan a router’s QR code to quickly join a network Top 10 QR codes supported by iOS 11 Easily share your WiFi with friends on iOS 11, automatically sends passwords to nearby devices Express Settings discovered in iOS 11 setup process iOS 11’s new ‘Smart Invert Colors’ is the closest thing to Dark Mode yet Developer uncovers drag and drop support for iPhone in iOS 11 The early 10.5-inch iPad reviews are in, and the verdict is expensive but near perfect Download all four new iOS wallpapers used on the 10.5-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro boxes Apple releases third iOS 10.3.3 beta for iPhone and iPad Feedback? Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. Remember: Subscribe on iTunes to catch all of the episodes as they go live and thanks for listening!

This week Benjamin and Zac the good and the bad of the first iOS 11 beta, drag and drop on iPad and how it could come to the iPhone 8, 10.5-inch iPad Pro reviews, and Planet of the Apps impressions after episode one.

This week Benjamin and Zac unpack WWDC 2017 including tvOS 11, watchOS 4, macOS High Sierra, new Macs, the iMac Pro tease, iOS 11, the new 10.5-inch iPad Pro and second-gen 12.9-inch iPad Pro, the HomePod smart speaker, and much more. 9to5Mac's Happy Hour podcast is available for download on iTunes and Apple's Podcasts app, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Happy Hour are available every week. As mentioned, you can download this podcast via iTunes or plug in our RSS feed link into your favorite podcasting app. Note: Subscribing to the podcast feed will guarantee the latest episode is downloaded as soon as possible. Hosts: Benjamin Mayo Zac Hall Here’s what we discussed in this episode: WWDC 2017: Apple announces iOS 11, macOS 10.13, HomePods, new iPad Pro and more Amazon Prime Video coming to Apple TV & TV app later this summer Apple announces watchOS 4 Apple Watch update Apple unveils macOS ‘High Sierra’ w/ Safari improvements, APFS, more Apple updates all iMacs with improved displays, Kaby Lake processors, more Apple updating MacBook Pro with Kaby Lake, faster specs, new price; MacBook Air speed bump included Apple teases upcoming Space Gray iMac Pro, ‘the most powerful Mac ever’ Apple launches Metal 2 Developer Kit with support for external graphics, VR headsets Apple unveils iOS 11 for iPhone and iPad Apple announces AirPlay 2 w/ multi-room support, new social features in Music, more Apple announces new 10.5-inch iPad Pro with narrower side bezels, 120Hz refresh rate display Apple Pencil: Improved 20ms latency, mark up support in iOS 11, new case w/ storage slot Apple officially announces new HomePod speaker to ‘reinvent home music,’ coming in December for $349 Apple launches new accessories including wireless Magic Keyboard with numeric keypad Hands-on with the new 10.5-inch iPad Pro and iOS 11’s ARKit [Video] WWDC ’17: First look at Apple’s new iMac Pro [Video] A first look at Apple’s ‘HomePod’ Siri speaker at WWDC ’17 [Video + Gallery] Feedback? Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. Remember: Subscribe on iTunes to catch all of the episodes as they go live and thanks for listening!

This week Benjamin and Zac unpack WWDC 2017 including tvOS 11, watchOS 4, macOS High Sierra, new Macs, the iMac Pro tease, iOS 11, the new 10.5-inch iPad Pro and second-gen 12.9-inch iPad Pro, the HomePod smart speaker, and much more.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss more evidence new MacBook Pros are coming, the first rumor of a new Magic Keyboard, Carpool Karaoke's release date on Apple Music, the WWDC podcast studio and what it might suggest, and our iOS 11 wishlist ahead of WWDC 2017.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss more 10.5-inch iPad Pro expectations, Apple's settled patent dispute with Nokia and why it matters, a wild iPhone 9 rumor, and our macOS 10.13 wishlist ahead of WWDC 2017.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss the iPad updates and MacBook models rumored for WWDC, iOS 10.3.3 beta and what the new wallpapers may suggest, what the original Watch OS got right and how watchOS 4 could improve Apple Watch, and much more.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss iTunes coming to the Windows Store, Amazon Prime for Apple TV rumored for WWDC, the latest iPad Pro rumors, Apple buying a sleep tracking company, the Amazon Echo Show and Siri Speaker rumors, Apple's new iPhone photography videos, and the Mother's Day Activity Challenge for Apple Watch.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss the state of watchOS software and disappearing Apple Watch apps, the rumored Siri Speaker possibility expected at WWDC, a wild iPhone 8 launch claim, and Apple's latest quarterly earnings results.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss Apple's first major original series delay, iOS 11 rumored features including a new Apple Music design and Apple Pay features, and the latest iPhone 8 rumors including a new dummy unit leak.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss new tvOS 11 rumors, the possibility of account switching on iOS, Nike's newest Apple Watch, Apple's Earth Day Activity Challenge, and their new lofty goal of making products from 100% recycled materials.

This week Benjamin and Zac put the latest iPhone 8 leaks and rumors in context including an alleged leaked schematic, Touch ID potentially moving to the back, more thoughts on Clips after one week, Apple's new Podcasts directory name, and Apple's internal Apple Watch challenge.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss the upcoming modular Mac Pro and Apple-branded displays, what changed with the current Mac Pro and why it hasn't been updated since 2013, new pro iMacs coming this year, and Apple's new Clips video editing app.