Let's Talk Apple

Unsurprisingly, the month leading up to WWDC has been relatively quiet, but there's still plenty to discuss. The show starts with the usual few follow-up, some legal and regulatory updates, some HR & acquisition news, and some updates to Apple services & original content. There are just three main stories — an unexpected turn in the Apple -v- Epic case, a reported deal between Apple & Intel, and Apple's annual accessibility announcements. The show finishes with a rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in May.

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The show starts with a few followups from recent shows, a handful of legal stories, and just one Apple HR story before diving into some Apple services and original content highlights. There are just two main stories, Apple's CEO transition from Time Cook to John Ternus, and their first earnings call together, for Apple's 2026 Q2. The show wraps up with a quick look at a few smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in April 2026.

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The show starts with a few followups from recent shows, a handful of regulatory and legal stories, and some Apple acquisition and HR news before diving into some Apple services and original content highlights. The first of the four main stories is Apple's 26.4 OS updates, the second is a small hardware release in the form of updated AirPods Max, and the third is a new services for business customers. The big final story is Apple's 50th birthday! The show wraps up with a quick look at a few smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in March 2026.

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The show starts with a few followups from recent shows, a handful of regulatory and legal stories, and some Apple acquisitions before diving into quite a bit of Apple services and original content news. The first of the three main stories is the major setback for the Trump Tariffs, that's followed by a related story on US manufacturing. The third, and biggest, main story is the parade of new products Apple unveiled in it's 'experience', culminating in the new MacBook Neo. The show wraps up with a quick look at a few smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in February 2026.

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The show starts with a few followups from recent shows, a handful of regulatory and legal stories, and some Apple HR and acquisition news, before diving into an unusually eventful month for Apple services and original content. The first of the four main stories is a rare editorial critiquing Apple's responses to recent events, and the remaining main stories are regular news stories, specifically, the new Creator Studio subscription bundle, Apple's AI deal with Google, and Apple's Q1 2026 earnings call. The show wraps up with a quick look at a few smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in January 2026.

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