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Podcast episode 135: Shedding a Tear for the Vision, Bougie First Class, and Tracking Stolen Golf Carts
For this week’s episode of the In the News podcast, Brett Burney is in Chicago at ABA TECHSHOW, where AI is one of the hot topics. I’m back home in New Orleans, but I have stories to tell after traveling with an Apple Vision Pro this past week. Using a Vision Pro on an airplane is fantastic, but is it worth the trade offs? We also discuss some additional thoughts on using a Vision Pro to get work done, why you might want a clock app on the Vision Pro, apps for the iPhone that you can use to make new photos look old and vice versa, a great article on how an Apple Watch can save your life, and more.
In our Where Y’at? segment, we discuss using an AirTag to find a golf cart.
In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a tip for using Quick Actions in the Files app, such as quickly removing the background in a picture. I explain how to flip a switch in the Settings app on your iPad so that when a friend is using your Vision Pro, you can see on your iPad screen what they are seeking in the device.
Podcast episode 135: Shedding a Tear for the Vision, Bougie First Class, and Tracking Stolen Golf Carts
For this week’s episode of the In the News podcast, Brett Burney is in Chicago at ABA TECHSHOW, where AI is one of the hot topics. I’m back home in New Orleans, but I have stories to tell after traveling with an Apple Vision Pro this past week. Using a Vision Pro on an airplane is fantastic, but is it worth the trade offs? We also discuss some additional thoughts on using a Vision Pro to get work done, why you might want a clock app on the Vision Pro, apps for the iPhone that you can use to make new photos look old and vice versa, a great article on how an Apple Watch can save your life, and more.
In our Where Y’at? segment, we discuss using an AirTag to find a golf cart.
In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a tip for using Quick Actions in the Files app, such as quickly removing the background in a picture. I explain how to flip a switch in the Settings app on your iPad so that when a friend is using your Vision Pro, you can see on your iPad screen what they are seeking in the device.
