Apple this week announced the dates for its Worldwide Developers Conference. You can find out about the conference, which takes place from June 10-14, at the event Web site. Dave and I talk a little more about Siri and what changes we might see at WWDC. Apple has put longtime executive, Phil Schiller, in charge of defending the company publicly against its growing number of critics.
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Apple Turns to Longtime Steve Jobs Disciple to Defend Its ‘Walled Garden’
Apple Users Targeted in Advanced Phishing Attack Involving Password Reset Requests
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March Madness has begun! It's a big time for many sports fans, so Dave and I talk for a few minutes about it. We also talk about my continued frustration with Siri and why I'm so upset with Apple. If the rumors are true, Apple is expected to introduce new iPads soon. There could be a new iPad Air and Pro models, but not a new iPad mini.
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Dave visited an Apple Store this week and got a demo of the Vision Pro. He takes us through the process of preparing for the demo and gives us his thoughts on the product. While there, Dave also spent time with the new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air and gives us his verdict on which machine he thought was better. We also talked about my new hobby, cooking, and the hours it takes to make a sauce.
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Zuck insists Quest 3 is also a computer and not just for games in latest Vision Pro criticism
M3 MacBook Air Teardown Shows Apple Fixed Base Model’s Biggest Flaw
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Apple this week introduced a new 13- and 15-inch MacBook Air with the M3 chip. Dave and I talk about the features and the performance of the new computer compared to previous versions and compare it to the MacBook Pro. Rumors indicate that Apple may also be planning a 20-inch MacBook with a foldable screen and we talk about Project Tapestry, a new KickStarter from the Iconfactory.
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Apple unveils the new 13- and 15‑inch MacBook Air with the powerful M3 chip
First Benchmark Result Surfaces for MacBook Air With M3 Chip
M2 vs. M3 MacBook Air Buyer’s Guide: All Differences Compared
Apple said to be Planning 20-Inch MacBook With Foldable Screen
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Apple cancelled its long-running car project this week, leaving people wondering what will happen to all of the technology it invented and gathered during the last decade. The company also released a new app, similar to News, but focused solely on sports. Dave and I talk about if we would have a robot in our house and what we could use it for in the future.
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