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Podcast episode 144: Pencil It In ✏️ AI Apples, Cooler Power, and VisionPro Surgery
Tick tock goes the clock as the countdown begins for TikTok to either sell to a buyer in the U.S. or shut down the service in this country, and that's the first topic that Brett and I discuss on this week's episode of the In the News podcast. We also talk about what Apple might be planning for its upcoming announcement on May 7, more information about what Apple plans to do next with AI, HomeKit devices that you can use outside your house, small indoor chargers, a huge outdoor charger that top of your iPhone while also chilling your cocktail, using an Apple Vision Pro to conduct surgery, and more.
In our Where Y'At? segment, we discuss using an AirTag to chase down a car thief.
In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a fantastic tip about how you can use Keynote to work with images. I talk about how you can use your iPhone with a red tint at night so that it doesn't destroy your night vision.
Podcast episode 144: Pencil It In ✏️ AI Apples, Cooler Power, and VisionPro Surgery
Tick tock goes the clock as the countdown begins for TikTok to either sell to a buyer in the U.S. or shut down the service in this country, and that's the first topic that Brett and I discuss on this week's episode of the In the News podcast. We also talk about what Apple might be planning for its upcoming announcement on May 7, more information about what Apple plans to do next with AI, HomeKit devices that you can use outside your house, small indoor chargers, a huge outdoor charger that top of your iPhone while also chilling your cocktail, using an Apple Vision Pro to conduct surgery, and more.
In our Where Y'At? segment, we discuss using an AirTag to chase down a car thief.
In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a fantastic tip about how you can use Keynote to work with images. I talk about how you can use your iPhone with a red tint at night so that it doesn't destroy your night vision.
