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This week, the guys talk with Jenny Chen, an Apple engineer who works on Apple Pencil software, and Stephen Tonna from Apple’s product marketing team about what’s new in iPad OS 14, including Scribble and the release’s updated design language.
By Connected
This week we talk with Apple’s Bob Borchers and Ronak Shah about macOS Big Sur! Plus, so much WWDC follow-up, including our speculation about what might be different about new Macs running on Apple silicon.
By Upgrade
Myke and Jason break down the WWDC 2020 keynote, which featured changes to the Mac both expected and unexpected and some long-wanted updates for iOS. Did the iPad updates let us down? Are we ready for the Apple Watch to track our sleep?
By Upgrade
Our favorite pieces to grab from the bowl of this ubiquitous party mix.
By Top Four
WWDC 2020 is underway, so the time has come to judge The Rickies. After a new Chairman is crowned, the guys do a high-level pass on Apple’s OS announcements, as well as what’s new with Shortcuts.
By Connected
WWDC is next week, so it’s time for the boys’ annual picks. Will Stephen keep his title? Has Federico put too much hope in iPadOS improvements? Has Myke learned what it takes to be a winner? This and more, including the introduction of Connected Pro.
By Connected
Our WWDC 2020 special! (Three hours wasn‘t enough.)
By Accidental Tech Podcast
Marco discovers restaurants, Casey discovers the Touch Bar, and Hey discovers the App Store.
By Accidental Tech Podcast
It’s time for the 2020 WWDC Keynote draft! Jason and Myke pick items both obvious and obscure, in the hopes of predicting what Apple will do on next week’s keynote livestream. Also, we announce Upgrade+ – really!
By Upgrade
The guys would be sad that have been replaced by AI, but the results are too funny to be upset. Then, Federico has thoughts about ARM Macs, Myke makes a bet with Stephen and rumors of a new iMac are discussed.
By Connected
Reactions to last week’s show, the latest ARM rumblings, and the technical road to our new membership program.
By Accidental Tech Podcast
With WWDC two weeks away, Myke and Jason share their wishes for iPadOS updates. They also analyze why they love certain kinds of games but are repelled by others and discuss Apple’s inevitable move into streaming live sports.
By Upgrade
Myke isn’t swayed by the iPad mini faithful, and wonders where Stephen’s Apple Pencil went. Then, thoughts on a possible port-less iPhone and what WWDC could bring for macOS.
By Connected
It’s episode 300! This week Myke and Jason draft stories from the next hundred episodes of Upgrade, and we answer all of your questions about the podcast.
By Upgrade
Racism and police in the US, then some temporary escapism thanks to something we can always count on: Casey’s overly complex, misbehaving technology.
By Accidental Tech Podcast
Stephen keeps trying to make #GreenGate a thing, Federico has a new friend and Myke has large lungs. Then, an in-depth conversation about what should come next for Shortcuts.
By Connected
A live-stream saga, web-development complexity, spending Casey’s money, and the macOS version of DLL hell.
By Accidental Tech Podcast
This week we talk Apple’s commitment to its video streaming service, Spotify and the future of podcasting, and then Myke at the Movies skips school to watch “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” #saveferris
By Upgrade
Follow-up. Microsoft has reinvented OpenDoc. A conversation about watchOS 7. Follow-up. Microsoft has reinvented OpenDoc. A conversation about watchOS 7. Are you getting it? These are not three separate episodes … this is one episode.
By Connected
Started by former members of Apple’s leadership team, Be was formed to take on the Mac and other computers of the mid-90s. The company wrote its own operating system and shipped dual-CPU towers before failing to be bought by Apple and slowly fading away.
By Flashback
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