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Podcast episode 176: Siri Meets ChatGPT, Jeff’s Ultrawide Desktop 🖥️ and Blowin’ Buble’s Mind 🤯
Ho Ho Ho! With Santa Claus, lighting the menorah, and other holiday highlights just around the corner, Brett Burney and I just released the last regular episode of the In the News podcast for 2024. We are taking off next week, and on December 27, we will wrap up the year with a special episode focused on predictions for 2025. This week's episode is a big one because there was so much to discuss. With the release of iOS 18.2 and similar updates for Apple's other products, we discussed all the new features. Yes, the latest Apple Intelligence features are a big part of this update, but there is so much more. (Just a few hours ago, I was chuckling at the Snoopy screensaver, which is a part of the latest update to Apple TV.) We also talk about the acclaim besowed on Apple for its fabulous performance this past year, using an iPhone with a Windows computer, the MacStories selections for best apps of the year, smart home devices, the latest song from Michael Buble created using an iPhone, and much more.
In our In the Show segment, we discuss the Apple TV+ shows nominated for the Golden Globes and other great shows that are now on, or coming soon to, Apple TV+.
In our In the Know segment, Brett raves about a new AirTag feature, and I rave about a new Mail feature on the iPhone.
Podcast episode 176: Siri Meets ChatGPT, Jeff’s Ultrawide Desktop 🖥️ and Blowin’ Buble’s Mind 🤯
Ho Ho Ho! With Santa Claus, lighting the menorah, and other holiday highlights just around the corner, Brett Burney and I just released the last regular episode of the In the News podcast for 2024. We are taking off next week, and on December 27, we will wrap up the year with a special episode focused on predictions for 2025. This week's episode is a big one because there was so much to discuss. With the release of iOS 18.2 and similar updates for Apple's other products, we discussed all the new features. Yes, the latest Apple Intelligence features are a big part of this update, but there is so much more. (Just a few hours ago, I was chuckling at the Snoopy screensaver, which is a part of the latest update to Apple TV.) We also talk about the acclaim besowed on Apple for its fabulous performance this past year, using an iPhone with a Windows computer, the MacStories selections for best apps of the year, smart home devices, the latest song from Michael Buble created using an iPhone, and much more.
In our In the Show segment, we discuss the Apple TV+ shows nominated for the Golden Globes and other great shows that are now on, or coming soon to, Apple TV+.
In our In the Know segment, Brett raves about a new AirTag feature, and I rave about a new Mail feature on the iPhone.
