AppleInsider Podcast

This week, Vlad Savov joins Victor to talk about iPhone cameras, Android, Apple's view of overworking employees, and Apple Card.

William is back to talk about how much he likes games (not at all), how much he likes interactive TV (not one bit), and asks a question about Qualcomm and iPhone import bans.

Daniel Eran Dilger and Victor go over what was announced at the event, and what wasn't. Dan is positive that these are services delivered in a way only Apple can, Victor is optimistic about Apple Arcade and games.

William and Victor discuss all the things that have been announced this week leading up to the March 25th event, and there are a lot: AirPods, iMac (William's favorite), iPad Mini with Pencil support, iPad Air with Pencil support, and Victor wonders what's going to be left for the event.

William and Victor discuss listener email, Spotify wants to change App Store rules and filed a complaint in Europe about the policies, and the stock price might go up based on Apple's shift to services revenue, all in this week's AppleInsider Podcast.

Victor and William talk about possible health sensors in rumored MacBooks, Huawei and Facebook, and the idea that half of Apple's 2018 hires don't have a 4 year degree.

William and Victor talk about rumored 2019 iPads that could come as soon as March, Victor speaks with Jason Opdyke about trying to make Wi-Fi more Apple-like in the absence of AirPort, and Swift maturing.

Victor and William talk about the rumored 2019 iPhone, MacBook and Mac Pro, while William wants a new iMac. We talk about Google and their security deficit, Apple starting a credit card with Goldman Sachs, and more.

William and Victor discuss the ongoing abuses of Apple's Enterprise Certificate program, what it means for Wi-Fi mesh options now that Amazon owns Eero, and more on this week's AppleInsider Podcast.

Victor and William talk about Angela Ahrendts' surprise announcement to leave Apple, a vulnerability in macOS Keychain, and apps that spy on you.

This week on the AppleInsider Podcast, Victor and William debate how we're going to reveal all our personal details to Facebook now that Apple has gone and spoiled the fun. Plus, more on the LIFX lughtbulb, FaceTime eavesdropping and more.

Victor and William talk about their love/hate relationship with Microsoft Office, now on the app store, and the Mac at 35. Also, Gene Munster thinks we haven't heard the worst earnings guidance from Apple.

Victor and William are back to discuss TSMC's revised earnings guidance, Tim Cook's privacy position, a proposed privacy bill, and iPhone 2019 rumors.

Victor and Andrew go to CES and discuss the latest hardware shown at the show. We're really looking for all things HomeKit, and where the market is going.

Victor and William cover the Qualcomm injunction in Germany, just as news about Apple's revised 1Q guidance comes through. We dig into it and attempt to make some sense of it.