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572: Unbelievably, It Has Happened Again

 

00:00:00   Hello and welcome to Connected episode 572 is made possible this week by our sponsors Squarespace

00:00:15   and FitBot.

00:00:16   I am your reigning Relay co-founder champion and I'm here with my friend Mike Hurley.

00:00:22   That isn't actually a real thing that you can just keep doing.

00:00:26   I mean, this isn't part of the Connected introduction rules.

00:00:30   It's not forbidden from the rules.

00:00:32   I mean, it's true, but like we have rules and these aren't in the rules.

00:00:37   We're a society.

00:00:38   So welcome back to summer.

00:00:40   Yes.

00:00:42   Federico's not here this week and Steven's not here next week.

00:00:46   Also true.

00:00:46   But I will be here for you in all the weeks.

00:00:49   You are our rock.

00:00:50   Ah, like Dwayne Johnson?

00:00:53   Yeah.

00:00:54   That one?

00:00:55   Cool.

00:00:56   Doesn't he have a new movie coming up?

00:00:58   I saw something the other day.

00:00:59   Smashing Machine.

00:01:00   This is The Rock's attempt to try and get an Oscar nomination.

00:01:03   Oh, okay, buddy.

00:01:04   So it's an A24 movie.

00:01:06   Oh, okay.

00:01:07   And he plays a UFC fighter, Mark Kerr.

00:01:12   It's like based on a true story.

00:01:13   This is The Rock's like, I'm going for it.

00:01:17   If he's ever going to get seen as a real actor, it will be this movie because The Rock can play someone who fights.

00:01:27   You know?

00:01:29   So we'll see.

00:01:30   I mean, I haven't seen it.

00:01:31   I probably won't see it.

00:01:33   I don't really know what the reviews are like, to be honest.

00:01:37   I haven't really paid that much attention to it.

00:01:38   But yeah, that is a thing that's happening.

00:01:40   I guess normally there's a movie and The Rock just shows up in it basically as himself, right?

00:01:47   Yeah.

00:01:49   Okay, well, good luck, everybody.

00:01:50   He's trying.

00:01:51   He's really trying.

00:01:52   He did like face prosthetics and he dropped a bunch of weight.

00:01:56   I saw that.

00:01:57   I saw a picture of him and it was like at a, I guess, the premiere maybe.

00:02:00   And I was like, whoa, what happened here?

00:02:02   Yeah, he dropped a bunch of weight.

00:02:04   It's like, he's still in obviously fantastic shape, but the guy that he's playing is just not as bulked up as Dwayne Johnson is.

00:02:13   And so he had to get into a different kind of shape.

00:02:15   I mean, that's what I did for the podcast-a-thon, right?

00:02:17   Like I was ripped until August and I was like, you know what?

00:02:19   I don't want to physically dominate everybody.

00:02:21   Hence the physical domination because I didn't do that.

00:02:25   I stayed ripped, obviously.

00:02:26   Yeah.

00:02:27   I stayed absolutely jacked and so no wonder it happened.

00:02:30   You're just better with a sledgehammer than me.

00:02:33   I am.

00:02:34   I am better at a sledgehammer than you.

00:02:36   No, most people.

00:02:38   Follow up.

00:02:39   We're talking about AirPods 3?

00:02:41   Mm-hmm.

00:02:42   Cameron wrote in,

00:02:44   I seem to remember Federico buying aftermarket foam tips for the AirPods Pro before.

00:02:48   How do they compare with the old AirPods versus the 30s?

00:02:52   Federico?

00:02:52   Oh, he's not here.

00:02:54   Luckily, I've also bought these, so I can't speak to this.

00:02:57   I opened Notion today to remove this.

00:02:58   I was like, oh, Mike made a comment.

00:02:59   Great.

00:03:00   Yeah.

00:03:01   I just didn't like them.

00:03:02   So these were by a company called Comply.

00:03:04   I think these were for the original AirPods.

00:03:06   I've made them for all of them.

00:03:08   Sure.

00:03:08   I ended up not using them because I found it just didn't feel like a nice experience to me

00:03:15   because they're actually quite different.

00:03:16   So you would squish these down and you'd put them in your ear and they'd form into your ear

00:03:21   like an earplug, like a foam earplug.

00:03:23   They were more like that.

00:03:26   AirPods Pro 3 tips are much firmer.

00:03:29   It is not a squishy foam at all.

00:03:31   There's actually an iFixit teardown that I meant to look at.

00:03:35   I'll put it in the show notes, but I forgot to look at it before the show, but they did

00:03:38   a teardown of AirPods 3.

00:03:39   But I don't need to look at that to know that the foam is very firm because that's how it

00:03:46   feels.

00:03:47   So they're very different.

00:03:50   To call it foam is not actually, I think, doing a good job of explaining to you what

00:04:00   it is.

00:04:00   Does that make sense?

00:04:01   You have an idea of what foam is.

00:04:04   I think people think more like the Comply, like an earplug that you put in to sleep with,

00:04:09   but it is not like that.

00:04:10   It's very dense because these are much firmer.

00:04:13   Yeah, I looked through it and there's one image where they cut, I guess, sideways into

00:04:20   the tip and then put it under a microscope.

00:04:21   It looks really dense up close.

00:04:25   I am still really struggling with them.

00:04:28   My return window closes on Saturday, and I think they're going to go back.

00:04:33   I've tried different sizes.

00:04:36   I heard y'all on Upgrade, like, no, you just need some more time.

00:04:39   They're just uncomfortable to me, and so I think I'm going to ride out the twos for

00:04:43   a while.

00:04:44   Yeah, I mean, as I said, I've gotten used to it, and I like them in most scenarios, but

00:04:48   they are a downgrade for me in some areas.

00:04:52   Like, if I'm, like, say, sometimes at night I'll watch some kind of YouTube video to help

00:04:58   me go to sleep.

00:04:59   That's just where I am in my life.

00:05:02   But I can't, I cannot rest my ear directly on the pillow because it's painful.

00:05:09   It presses in and it's painful, and I didn't have that with the AirPods Pro 2.

00:05:12   So it's interesting.

00:05:15   Like, it's really interesting.

00:05:16   I don't, I'm, the thing that I'm not getting my head around fully is, like, what were they

00:05:22   trying to solve?

00:05:23   And it seems like that they just made so many decisions to try and improve noise cancellation,

00:05:28   and I just don't know that they needed to change the product so significantly to do that.

00:05:35   I'm not really sure what that, what that's about, but.

00:05:37   Yeah, and unlike a lot of other products they sell, like, you can't get the AirPods Pro 2.

00:05:46   Like, they're gone.

00:05:47   So now it's AirPods 4, AirPods 4 with ANC, AirPods Pro 3.

00:05:52   This is why, for me, like, I'm very much, this is just how I operate in a lot of things.

00:05:57   I know I could keep using my Pro 2.

00:06:00   They're fine.

00:06:00   But I'm not, I have to just let go because they're not going to go backwards.

00:06:05   Yeah.

00:06:07   So, or if they do with the AirPods Pro 4, then great.

00:06:10   But, like.

00:06:10   That's going to be two years down the road.

00:06:12   I'm not one of these people who's like, I'm going to stockpile a bunch of AirPods now.

00:06:16   No, I'm just, I'm just going to use them.

00:06:18   Because they are good in a bunch of spots, and so I'm fine with it in most instances.

00:06:25   It's just a regression in some areas, but I can live with it.

00:06:28   Moving on, we spoke about the Windows XP Crocs a while back.

00:06:36   And we had a listener reach out and offer to ship us each a pair, and they are here.

00:06:44   I need to ship them to you.

00:06:45   You desperately do.

00:06:46   I've noticed you've hoarded the Crocs, if I'm being honest.

00:06:49   I've been a bit annoyed about this, but, you know, you do your thing.

00:06:52   All right.

00:06:52   I will do it this weekend.

00:06:54   There's a picture in the show notes.

00:06:55   They are incredible.

00:06:58   I put mine right on the shelf.

00:07:00   I will never wear these.

00:07:01   They're a museum piece.

00:07:02   These are like, this is a good, like, influencer moment.

00:07:06   You know what I mean?

00:07:07   Like, these aren't, like, available.

00:07:08   Like, if you got these things, it's like, oh, you got the inside, which we actually do.

00:07:13   You know, somebody got us pairs, and so I want them.

00:07:17   And I will wear these.

00:07:18   They're not a museum piece for me.

00:07:20   I'm going to wear these things.

00:07:21   These are going to be, I don't know what I'm going to wear them for, but I will wear them.

00:07:25   I love Crocs, man.

00:07:26   They're so good.

00:07:27   But you can now win them.

00:07:30   You can't even buy them.

00:07:31   So these were previously, I think, available to Microsoft employees to buy, and now I have a sweepstakes going on.

00:07:40   I'll put a link in the show notes to a Verge article, so you can get your own Clippy-enthused XP Crocs, just like Stephen has in his, I don't know, what's the phrase that I'm looking for?

00:07:52   He's, like, waving it in front of me in Federico's face as he wears them.

00:07:55   Keeping it away from us, keeping our Crocs at arm's length.

00:07:58   Yeah, so thank you to our listener who hooked us up.

00:08:02   That was very kind of you.

00:08:03   They are incredible.

00:08:05   You spoke about watchOS 26 and liquid glass, and you're back on the Apple Watch.

00:08:13   What's going on?

00:08:13   Yeah, so when we spoke last week, I just kind of got back to wear on my Apple Watch again,

00:08:19   and I just had a couple of additional things to say now being back on it after having not worn one for a couple of, I feel like it was nearly a couple of months.

00:08:28   Having timers back on my wrist was really good.

00:08:32   I was having to just, like, remember times of things.

00:08:36   You know, it's like, okay, it's 1024.

00:08:38   I need to come back at 1029 to take this out of this boiling pot or whatever.

00:08:44   So I like having that.

00:08:46   One of the things that I did first, well, I did over the weekend, is I disabled the notifications from literally as many apps as possible in the Watch app on the phone to really try and, like, pare that down, which is good.

00:08:58   I like having fitness tracking back.

00:09:00   I think, ultimately, I'm not going to be renewing my subscription to Whoop.

00:09:06   Okay.

00:09:08   So once my year is up, which is soon, I'm just going to let that go.

00:09:11   And, ultimately, I don't really need to be wearing two things because they do report things differently.

00:09:16   And with all of these smart devices, like, you're never actually getting fully accurate information.

00:09:21   It's all just, like, you're just all going from a reference point, right?

00:09:26   So, like, you know, this will say your heart rate was elevated and this won't.

00:09:30   But then another day, this one will and this one won't.

00:09:33   And it's like, none of this is accurate enough to give you proper readings.

00:09:37   So you kind of just got to stick with one of them.

00:09:40   And I just will stick with the Apple Watch because I do believe, at least, that Apple's probably got this one taken care of.

00:09:48   And also, you know, for all the reasons that I watch Apple's keynotes and feel guilty about not wearing an Apple Watch.

00:09:56   Like, I know that they do a good job of, like, hot stuff or whatever.

00:10:00   There's a couple of things.

00:10:04   So one of the issues I was...

00:10:06   One of the main reasons I stopped wearing the watch is because my child loves looking at the watch and grabbing the watch.

00:10:13   That's still happening.

00:10:14   Cinema mode mostly handles it for me.

00:10:18   And what I have done is build a shortcut that will toggle cinema mode and assign it to the action button on the Ultra.

00:10:27   Okay.

00:10:28   So as soon as she starts grabbing it, I hit the button.

00:10:31   I wished it would turn the screen off immediately.

00:10:33   Like, you have to do that thing where you cover the screen to get it to go off.

00:10:36   Yeah.

00:10:37   But then it's off.

00:10:38   And she's not as drawn to it then.

00:10:41   So that works great.

00:10:43   Also, 26...

00:10:48   Oh, let me answer this question and then make another point.

00:10:51   So Will wrote in and said,

00:10:53   Reduced transparency can be toggled within the accessibility settings inside of the Apple Watch.

00:10:58   For me, this looks way better on the smaller display.

00:11:01   This is about me not liking the way that liquid glass looks.

00:11:04   I would say there has been a tweak in, I think, 26.0.2 or 0.1 where some elements have been more frosted.

00:11:13   Like, the passcode UI was the thing that I thought looked absolutely atrocious.

00:11:18   They've now kind of frosted that more than it's, like, glassy.

00:11:21   And it looks way better.

00:11:23   I would like them to do the same to notifications on the Apple Watch.

00:11:26   Maybe they will.

00:11:27   I don't know.

00:11:29   But one thing that I've noticed, which I don't really understand what's going on here,

00:11:33   is the notifications for the Dew app are just totally busted.

00:11:39   So I get a notification and it has, it should have four options, right?

00:11:44   For, like, snoozing it for, like, 10 minutes, an hour, a day, or whatever I have.

00:11:48   They don't show until I scroll the notification.

00:11:52   Like, they just don't show at all.

00:11:54   Like, the UI is just not loading.

00:11:55   It's very strange.

00:11:56   I don't know whose problem this is.

00:11:59   Like, is it too many options and Apple's breaking, the notification's breaking,

00:12:03   or does the developer need to do something?

00:12:04   I don't know.

00:12:05   But, like, the watch, for me, is, like, the worst place for the redesign.

00:12:10   I know people are really focusing on macOS, but, like, for me, it's the watch.

00:12:15   Like, it just, there are so many elements on the watch, it just don't look right.

00:12:18   It just does not look right.

00:12:20   But, yeah.

00:12:22   Back on the Apple Watch.

00:12:25   I would say the photo's face is just the best.

00:12:27   Oh, my God.

00:12:28   It does make the Apple Watch worth wearing.

00:12:30   The photo's watch face, the photo shuffle face, put people you love in it,

00:12:34   and it's just, like, every day, I'm greeted with a selection of images,

00:12:38   like, completely at random.

00:12:39   It's fantastic.

00:12:40   September is almost over here on October 2nd.

00:12:48   I don't think that's how it works.

00:12:49   It runs until October 6th, because that's when Relay for St. Jude 2025 gets wrapped up.

00:12:56   I feel like September is getting longer every year.

00:12:58   It's always, like, the Monday after the end of September.

00:13:01   That's how we've done it for years.

00:13:03   I don't know.

00:13:04   It's because some employee matching stuff takes a few extra days.

00:13:08   And so, if you're waiting on that or something, now's the time to look into it.

00:13:12   We passed our goal of $700,000 the other night, which was absolutely just incredible.

00:13:17   I was just sitting in my office, like, refreshing the page.

00:13:22   Very cool to have that met.

00:13:24   Yes.

00:13:25   So, thank you all for supporting St. Jude once again.

00:13:30   And you've got a few more days to do it, if you haven't been able to do it yet.

00:13:35   Yep.

00:13:36   So, it's stjude.org slash Relay.

00:13:38   We won't do the whole thing.

00:13:39   You've heard us talk about it.

00:13:40   But if for any reason this is a reminder for you to make the donation you've wanted to make,

00:13:45   please get it done because you haven't got long left.

00:13:47   Mm-hmm.

00:13:47   We have a little Relay for St. Jude follow-up.

00:13:52   So, during the co-founder quiz in the podcast-a-thon, it was revealed that I have been on 19 podcasts on Relay.

00:14:00   Okay.

00:14:01   And someone in the Discord asked Kate, our historian, what those were.

00:14:06   And I have the list.

00:14:08   Are you ready?

00:14:09   So, this is what, though?

00:14:11   This is shows that I have been a guest on.

00:14:13   Okay.

00:14:14   Analog, B-sides, clockwise, conduit, cortex, focused.

00:14:22   I was a guest on NPU before I hosted it.

00:14:25   Material, paper places, the pen addict, thoroughly considered, upgrade.

00:14:31   20 max, download, inquisitive, less than or equal, parallel, rocket, top four.

00:14:39   Okay.

00:14:40   So, this is you as a guest.

00:14:41   I realize now how I could never have been on more than you.

00:14:44   Because I've been on all of them.

00:14:46   No, because I am the host of most of these.

00:14:49   Yes.

00:14:50   Right?

00:14:50   So, I cannot guest on them.

00:14:52   And Kate did include that if you count shows that I host or have hosted, the number is 26.

00:15:02   Okay.

00:15:03   Because I kill shows way more quickly than you do.

00:15:07   Yeah.

00:15:08   Well, I don't know.

00:15:11   I don't know what to say about that.

00:15:12   But, yeah, I guess.

00:15:13   Well, thank you for that list.

00:15:15   Thank you, Kate.

00:15:16   Congratulations, I guess, on being on so many shows.

00:15:20   I don't understand download.

00:15:21   You were there all the time.

00:15:22   Yeah, but I was, like, producing it.

00:15:26   And the idea was...

00:15:27   You were there.

00:15:27   Yeah.

00:15:28   Well, didn't you speak all the time?

00:15:30   I don't understand.

00:15:31   Not for...

00:15:32   I was, like, a...

00:15:33   You know, like, you're watching, like, a late night show.

00:15:35   We used to have those in America.

00:15:37   And then there was, like, the guy in the band.

00:15:39   And he'd, like, riff with the host.

00:15:41   The idea was that I would be that guy.

00:15:43   And it didn't really work.

00:15:45   And then Jason would never add me as a guest.

00:15:47   And it was his show.

00:15:47   So, whatever.

00:15:48   Eventually, I became a guest.

00:15:50   And then I think kind of a host towards the end.

00:15:52   But it was a weird time.

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00:18:03   Unbelievably, it has happened again.

00:18:07   A Russian YouTuber

00:18:11   has unboxed

00:18:15   the new iPad Pro with M5.

00:18:19   And I know you're saying to me,

00:18:21   but Mike, there is no iPad Pro with M5.

00:18:24   And I would agree with you.

00:18:26   However, here we are.

00:18:27   Not yet.

00:18:28   Now, when they did it last time,

00:18:32   yeah, it was also unannounced.

00:18:35   It was a 14-inch MacBook Pro.

00:18:37   It was.

00:18:39   Okay, and that was at the M4.

00:18:41   And that was back in October of last year.

00:18:43   So, this is odd.

00:18:45   What, it was once a year they get this?

00:18:47   Who knows what is going on here?

00:18:49   But this person,

00:18:50   who's based in Russia,

00:18:52   is somehow getting their hands

00:18:54   on unreleased products

00:18:56   in full packaging.

00:18:59   Yeah, that part,

00:19:00   I don't know why,

00:19:02   but being in the packaging

00:19:03   really blows my mind.

00:19:04   Right?

00:19:05   Like, this is not,

00:19:06   oh, I took a picture of a component.

00:19:07   Like, you know,

00:19:08   we see that, right?

00:19:09   That's kind of more normal.

00:19:11   But this is like next level.

00:19:13   Like, you have the thing

00:19:14   that's going to ship to people.

00:19:15   It's unbelievable.

00:19:18   I mean, so what it suggests

00:19:19   is that there is a black market

00:19:22   providing product to Russian people.

00:19:25   Because Apple doesn't sell products in Russia.

00:19:28   That's right.

00:19:29   that's been going on

00:19:30   since the invasion of Ukraine.

00:19:32   So,

00:19:33   I guess people try to get their hands

00:19:36   on things somehow.

00:19:37   And that black market has

00:19:39   expanded to a point

00:19:42   that now they can get them early.

00:19:44   Yeah.

00:19:46   And I would guess

00:19:47   there's just certain products

00:19:48   like this one

00:19:49   and like the MacBook Pro

00:19:51   where if the revisions are small enough,

00:19:53   they maybe produce them in advance.

00:19:56   Oh, yeah.

00:19:58   I mean, any product,

00:19:59   they're ramping, right?

00:20:00   Like, they're building iPhones

00:20:02   well before they hit play

00:20:04   on the QuickTime video

00:20:05   announcing them.

00:20:05   Yeah.

00:20:06   You know,

00:20:07   clearly at some point

00:20:10   these things get stolen

00:20:11   and passed around

00:20:13   and this person

00:20:14   has a YouTube channel

00:20:16   dedicated to this, I guess.

00:20:17   What I keep thinking about is

00:20:19   are there others?

00:20:20   Like,

00:20:21   is this the only one?

00:20:23   Like, there's this person

00:20:24   has a hookup.

00:20:24   Like, I just don't know.

00:20:25   Or is there like a flood of these

00:20:27   and this is like,

00:20:28   this person has a camera

00:20:29   and are willing to do this

00:20:32   and so we see it.

00:20:33   It's just very fascinating to me

00:20:35   how this could work.

00:20:38   I mean,

00:20:38   the Apple in China book

00:20:40   that came out a few months ago,

00:20:41   there's a couple chapters in there

00:20:43   about iPhones

00:20:45   and like criminal activity

00:20:47   around getting iPhones

00:20:48   where they're not supposed to be

00:20:49   and like doing replacement scams

00:20:52   and all sorts of stuff.

00:20:52   like there's a whole

00:20:53   world out there

00:20:55   of people doing things

00:20:57   with Apple products

00:20:58   that Apple

00:20:58   doesn't approve of

00:21:00   and this is

00:21:01   maybe the most interesting

00:21:03   version of it.

00:21:04   My thought would be

00:21:07   that this person

00:21:08   has some kind of specific

00:21:10   hookup

00:21:11   because I feel like

00:21:12   we would see it

00:21:15   if it was happening more.

00:21:17   because I think these days

00:21:19   people aren't,

00:21:21   people are more excited

00:21:23   about potential clout

00:21:24   than they are

00:21:25   about the fear

00:21:26   of getting in trouble.

00:21:26   Yeah,

00:21:27   and when you're not in,

00:21:30   they're in Russia,

00:21:31   like Apple,

00:21:32   what is Apple going to do?

00:21:33   What can they do?

00:21:34   There's nothing

00:21:35   no one can do,

00:21:36   right?

00:21:36   But you know what I mean?

00:21:38   like I think

00:21:38   you could imagine

00:21:40   someone not posting

00:21:41   something like this

00:21:42   because it's like,

00:21:42   oh,

00:21:42   I don't,

00:21:43   you know,

00:21:44   I want to,

00:21:44   this is some like

00:21:46   illicit activity,

00:21:47   I want to kind of

00:21:47   keep it to myself

00:21:48   but these days

00:21:49   I think people

00:21:50   just prefer instead

00:21:52   to post on social media

00:21:54   that they got the thing

00:21:56   than do anything

00:21:59   than to keep it

00:22:00   to themselves.

00:22:01   I don't,

00:22:03   again,

00:22:03   like I don't remember

00:22:04   exactly how this went

00:22:05   down the last time

00:22:07   but this time

00:22:08   the video has

00:22:09   like an auto-dubbed

00:22:10   version in English.

00:22:12   I don't know

00:22:13   if they even had

00:22:14   that before

00:22:15   but my expectation

00:22:16   is this YouTuber

00:22:18   was more prepared

00:22:20   this time

00:22:21   for the fact

00:22:21   that it was going

00:22:22   to go viral

00:22:23   like outside of Russia

00:22:24   because I don't really

00:22:25   think that that was

00:22:26   the expectation

00:22:28   before

00:22:29   and so the YouTube

00:22:30   account is

00:22:32   I'll say

00:22:32   Vitals.com

00:22:33   Sure.

00:22:34   I'm going to do

00:22:35   my best set.

00:22:35   They are like

00:22:36   like this

00:22:37   isn't like

00:22:37   their only thing

00:22:38   I'm looking

00:22:38   at their videos

00:22:39   they get like

00:22:40   400,000 to 2 million

00:22:42   views

00:22:42   like they are

00:22:43   clearly

00:22:43   very successful

00:22:44   in Russia

00:22:45   right

00:22:46   so like

00:22:47   this is like

00:22:47   imagine if

00:22:48   a PhD

00:22:48   got an iPad

00:22:49   and he just

00:22:50   unboxed it

00:22:51   right

00:22:52   it's like

00:22:52   it is something

00:22:53   similar to that

00:22:54   in a way

00:22:54   I guess

00:22:55   it's a fascinating

00:22:57   thing to happen

00:23:00   now we do have

00:23:01   some details

00:23:01   so they got

00:23:03   the 13 inch

00:23:03   model

00:23:04   the hardware

00:23:05   seems to be

00:23:06   mostly unchanged

00:23:07   like as you'd

00:23:07   expect

00:23:08   it really is

00:23:08   just a

00:23:09   processor

00:23:10   mump

00:23:10   kind of

00:23:11   similar to

00:23:13   reminds me of

00:23:13   the 2020

00:23:14   iPad Pro

00:23:15   right

00:23:15   where it's like

00:23:16   nothing has

00:23:16   changed here

00:23:17   just there is

00:23:18   a new

00:23:18   processor

00:23:18   inside

00:23:19   they ran

00:23:20   some Geekbench

00:23:21   tests

00:23:22   that saw a

00:23:22   12% faster

00:23:23   multi-core CPU

00:23:24   result

00:23:25   36% faster

00:23:26   on the GPU

00:23:27   this is in

00:23:29   line with

00:23:30   what we would

00:23:30   expect

00:23:31   from the

00:23:32   A19 Pro's

00:23:34   improvements

00:23:34   like it's

00:23:35   a little bit

00:23:35   more than

00:23:36   those

00:23:36   I don't know

00:23:38   what that says

00:23:38   maybe it's

00:23:39   just the

00:23:39   configuration

00:23:40   maybe it's

00:23:40   just because

00:23:41   it's in

00:23:42   the iPad

00:23:42   they put

00:23:43   a little bit

00:23:44   more power

00:23:45   in there

00:23:45   I don't

00:23:45   know

00:23:46   but it is

00:23:46   very much

00:23:47   in line

00:23:47   with the

00:23:48   A19

00:23:48   right

00:23:48   yeah

00:23:50   it's

00:23:50   a little

00:23:52   step up

00:23:52   but

00:23:53   definitely

00:23:54   in line

00:23:54   and

00:23:55   we've got

00:23:56   Jason's

00:23:56   article about

00:23:57   the A19 Pro

00:23:58   and how it

00:23:59   stacks up

00:23:59   and these

00:24:00   are

00:24:00   assumedly

00:24:01   the same

00:24:01   cores

00:24:01   in the

00:24:02   A19 Pro

00:24:03   and the

00:24:03   M5

00:24:04   so

00:24:05   yeah

00:24:06   Apple Silicon

00:24:06   continues to

00:24:07   march on

00:24:07   and

00:24:08   as far as

00:24:09   the design

00:24:10   like

00:24:10   the

00:24:10   iPad Pro

00:24:11   is fantastic

00:24:12   like

00:24:12   it's

00:24:13   thin

00:24:13   and light

00:24:14   and powerful

00:24:14   I think

00:24:15   this current

00:24:16   design

00:24:16   we're going

00:24:16   to have

00:24:17   for several

00:24:17   years

00:24:17   I think

00:24:18   that's

00:24:18   totally

00:24:19   fine

00:24:19   like

00:24:19   I'm

00:24:19   not

00:24:19   disappointed

00:24:20   at all

00:24:20   that the

00:24:21   iPad Pro

00:24:21   is not

00:24:21   getting

00:24:22   hardware

00:24:23   tweaks

00:24:23   at least

00:24:24   that we

00:24:24   can see

00:24:24   from a

00:24:25   YouTube

00:24:25   video

00:24:25   but not

00:24:28   to be

00:24:28   outdone

00:24:28   by a

00:24:30   Russian

00:24:30   YouTuber

00:24:31   the

00:24:32   US

00:24:32   Federal

00:24:32   Communications

00:24:33   Commission

00:24:34   leaked a

00:24:36   bunch of

00:24:36   information

00:24:37   about some

00:24:38   leaked some

00:24:40   stuff about

00:24:41   some unreleased

00:24:41   Apple products

00:24:42   so first

00:24:43   first off

00:24:43   there is

00:24:44   going to

00:24:44   be a

00:24:45   revision

00:24:45   to the

00:24:46   Vision Pro

00:24:46   there isn't

00:24:48   really any

00:24:48   detail here

00:24:49   it's mostly

00:24:49   just these

00:24:50   are the

00:24:50   radios that

00:24:51   are in it

00:24:51   and essentially

00:24:52   there's not

00:24:52   much new

00:24:53   there but

00:24:53   any device

00:24:54   like this

00:24:55   has to be

00:24:55   cleared by

00:24:55   the FCC

00:24:56   if you

00:24:58   have been

00:24:58   paying attention

00:24:59   to this

00:24:59   stuff for

00:25:00   long enough

00:25:00   this was

00:25:01   like a

00:25:01   real problem

00:25:02   when the

00:25:02   iPhone came

00:25:03   out like

00:25:03   originally

00:25:04   that's why

00:25:05   they announced

00:25:05   it so far

00:25:06   in advance

00:25:07   yeah so

00:25:08   they could

00:25:08   get the

00:25:08   FCC clearance

00:25:09   so it

00:25:10   wouldn't be

00:25:11   spoiled and

00:25:12   I believe

00:25:12   Apple and

00:25:13   the FCC

00:25:13   worked together

00:25:14   to create

00:25:15   like a new

00:25:15   system of

00:25:16   doing it

00:25:16   secretly

00:25:16   which is

00:25:17   beneficial

00:25:17   for like

00:25:18   the whole

00:25:18   tech industry

00:25:19   because this

00:25:19   is how

00:25:19   everybody

00:25:20   does this

00:25:20   stuff

00:25:20   so they

00:25:21   like sealed

00:25:22   documents

00:25:23   while this

00:25:24   one was

00:25:25   accidentally

00:25:25   unsealed

00:25:26   and it

00:25:26   sealed

00:25:27   again

00:25:27   and it

00:25:29   threw this

00:25:29   out

00:25:30   so let

00:25:31   me just

00:25:31   jump ahead

00:25:31   real quick

00:25:32   and then

00:25:32   I know

00:25:33   you have

00:25:33   another

00:25:33   story

00:25:34   but

00:25:34   as well

00:25:35   as this

00:25:35   there was

00:25:36   the release

00:25:37   of a bunch

00:25:37   of model

00:25:38   numbers

00:25:38   that could

00:25:38   correlate

00:25:39   to new

00:25:39   iPad Pros

00:25:40   and MacBook

00:25:40   Pros

00:25:41   suggesting that

00:25:41   these products

00:25:42   are all

00:25:42   releasing

00:25:43   imminently

00:25:43   and an

00:25:45   iPhone 16e

00:25:46   schematic

00:25:47   was made

00:25:47   public

00:25:48   now this

00:25:50   is like

00:25:50   this is like

00:25:52   a completely

00:25:52   different thing

00:25:53   my expectation

00:25:54   is this comes

00:25:54   later

00:25:55   right

00:25:55   maybe they

00:25:56   just hold

00:25:56   these on

00:25:57   file

00:25:57   I'll read

00:25:59   a quote

00:25:59   from the

00:25:59   95 Mac

00:26:00   article

00:26:00   the filing

00:26:01   included

00:26:01   a separate

00:26:02   letter

00:26:02   in which

00:26:03   Apple

00:26:03   requested

00:26:04   confidentiality

00:26:05   for the

00:26:05   schematics

00:26:05   and block

00:26:06   diagrams

00:26:06   and the

00:26:07   documents

00:26:07   remained

00:26:07   online

00:26:08   long enough

00:26:09   to be

00:26:09   noticed

00:26:09   and downloaded

00:26:10   I just

00:26:10   love that

00:26:11   you were able

00:26:13   to download

00:26:13   a letter

00:26:14   where they

00:26:14   asked for

00:26:15   people not

00:26:16   to be able

00:26:16   to download

00:26:16   it

00:26:17   that's like

00:26:18   the please

00:26:18   don't leak

00:26:19   our meetings

00:26:19   leak

00:26:20   you know

00:26:20   yes

00:26:21   exactly

00:26:21   yes

00:26:22   that is

00:26:22   exactly

00:26:22   what it's

00:26:23   like

00:26:23   and so

00:26:24   I don't

00:26:25   know

00:26:25   I guess

00:26:25   this is

00:26:26   maybe

00:26:26   interesting

00:26:26   for people

00:26:28   who design

00:26:28   phones

00:26:29   like

00:26:29   oh how did

00:26:30   Apple do

00:26:31   this

00:26:31   like you get

00:26:31   that information

00:26:32   I guess

00:26:32   yeah it's

00:26:33   probably not

00:26:33   like a

00:26:36   serious issue

00:26:36   in terms of

00:26:37   oh no

00:26:38   like the

00:26:38   iPhone 16e

00:26:39   is in trouble

00:26:40   I mean

00:26:41   but I also

00:26:41   don't understand

00:26:42   like I

00:26:42   downloaded

00:26:43   this

00:26:43   unless you're

00:26:45   Apple attorney

00:26:45   which case

00:26:46   I did not

00:26:46   download it

00:26:47   and hypothetically

00:26:48   it is an

00:26:49   extremely

00:26:50   complicated

00:26:50   document

00:26:51   of which

00:26:51   I understand

00:26:52   approximately

00:26:53   zero percent

00:26:54   of

00:26:54   because you

00:26:55   didn't

00:26:55   download it

00:26:56   so how

00:26:56   could you

00:26:56   yeah how

00:26:57   could I

00:26:57   know

00:26:57   but people

00:26:58   who did

00:26:59   who talked

00:26:59   to me

00:27:00   privately

00:27:00   I'm a

00:27:02   journalist

00:27:02   you know

00:27:04   it's like

00:27:05   it's a block

00:27:06   diagram of

00:27:07   how signals

00:27:08   flow through

00:27:09   PCBs

00:27:09   like it's

00:27:10   not how

00:27:11   they construct

00:27:11   it

00:27:12   you would

00:27:13   learn much

00:27:13   more about

00:27:13   the inside

00:27:14   of an

00:27:14   iPhone 16e

00:27:15   by watching

00:27:16   iFixit

00:27:16   or somebody

00:27:17   else take

00:27:17   it apart

00:27:18   than this

00:27:18   thing

00:27:18   like yeah

00:27:19   it's not

00:27:20   interesting to

00:27:21   normal people

00:27:22   except that

00:27:24   it leaked

00:27:25   from the

00:27:26   federal government

00:27:27   and that's

00:27:27   what makes it

00:27:28   a story

00:27:28   not information

00:27:29   revealed in

00:27:30   it

00:27:30   and I

00:27:33   guess this is

00:27:34   the kind of

00:27:34   thing that

00:27:34   would sit

00:27:35   nicely in a

00:27:35   dev and think

00:27:36   database

00:27:36   hypothetically

00:27:38   yeah

00:27:39   somebody has

00:27:40   one

00:27:41   yeah

00:27:42   maybe

00:27:43   potentially

00:27:44   mm-hmm

00:27:45   uh

00:27:46   yeah

00:27:47   yeah

00:27:47   it's

00:27:48   it's

00:27:48   it's

00:27:48   wild

00:27:48   um

00:27:49   you may

00:27:50   think

00:27:50   wait

00:27:50   I saw

00:27:51   a headline

00:27:51   about the

00:27:52   vision pro

00:27:52   that's not

00:27:53   it

00:27:53   well there's

00:27:54   there's more

00:27:54   don't wait

00:27:56   there's more

00:27:56   the

00:27:57   revision of the

00:28:00   vision pro

00:28:00   seems like it's

00:28:01   happening

00:28:01   but it's a

00:28:02   spec bump

00:28:03   uh

00:28:04   but

00:28:04   mark

00:28:04   german

00:28:05   is

00:28:05   reporting

00:28:06   that

00:28:07   a

00:28:07   full

00:28:08   vision

00:28:09   revamp

00:28:10   like a

00:28:10   a new

00:28:11   headset

00:28:12   potentially

00:28:13   lighter

00:28:13   and

00:28:14   and

00:28:14   cheaper

00:28:15   I think

00:28:15   is what

00:28:15   everybody

00:28:16   wants

00:28:16   that that's

00:28:17   being set

00:28:18   aside

00:28:18   and

00:28:19   apple

00:28:20   is

00:28:20   prioritizing

00:28:21   meta

00:28:22   like

00:28:22   smart

00:28:23   glasses

00:28:23   and

00:28:24   we have

00:28:24   talked

00:28:25   about

00:28:25   this

00:28:25   on

00:28:25   and

00:28:25   off

00:28:26   you've

00:28:26   talked

00:28:26   on

00:28:26   upgrade

00:28:26   about

00:28:27   this

00:28:27   on

00:28:27   and

00:28:27   off

00:28:28   meta

00:28:29   has

00:28:29   really

00:28:30   kind

00:28:30   of

00:28:30   they've

00:28:32   moved

00:28:32   in a

00:28:32   very

00:28:32   different

00:28:33   direction

00:28:33   than

00:28:35   apple

00:28:35   and

00:28:35   their

00:28:36   most

00:28:36   recent

00:28:36   announcements

00:28:36   I think

00:28:37   are

00:28:37   genuinely

00:28:38   very

00:28:38   interesting

00:28:39   whatever

00:28:40   you feel

00:28:40   about

00:28:41   meta

00:28:41   and I

00:28:41   certainly

00:28:42   have

00:28:42   feelings

00:28:42   like

00:28:42   everybody

00:28:43   else

00:28:43   does

00:28:43   the

00:28:44   technology

00:28:45   is

00:28:45   fascinating

00:28:45   and

00:28:46   clearly

00:28:46   very

00:28:46   different

00:28:47   than

00:28:47   a

00:28:48   thing

00:28:48   you put

00:28:48   on

00:28:49   your

00:28:49   face

00:28:49   that

00:28:50   uses

00:28:50   pass

00:28:50   through

00:28:51   right

00:28:51   like

00:28:51   you're

00:28:51   looking

00:28:51   through

00:28:52   the

00:28:52   glasses

00:28:52   the

00:28:53   new

00:28:53   one

00:28:53   has

00:28:54   that

00:28:54   display

00:28:54   that's

00:28:55   projected

00:28:56   and

00:28:56   embedded

00:28:56   in

00:28:56   the

00:28:57   lens

00:28:57   here's

00:28:58   something

00:28:58   I find

00:28:59   interesting

00:28:59   about

00:28:59   that

00:29:00   right

00:29:00   so

00:29:00   that's

00:29:00   come

00:29:01   out

00:29:01   the

00:29:01   meta

00:29:02   ray

00:29:03   band

00:29:04   display

00:29:04   it's a

00:29:05   terrible

00:29:05   product

00:29:05   name

00:29:06   their

00:29:06   names

00:29:06   are so

00:29:06   bad

00:29:07   it's

00:29:07   really

00:29:08   bad

00:29:08   there's

00:29:10   no

00:29:10   reviews

00:29:11   so

00:29:13   they

00:29:13   didn't

00:29:14   seem

00:29:14   to give

00:29:15   review

00:29:15   units

00:29:15   to

00:29:16   any

00:29:16   outlets

00:29:16   I

00:29:17   have

00:29:17   not

00:29:17   seen

00:29:17   a

00:29:18   review

00:29:18   yet

00:29:18   they're

00:29:18   available

00:29:19   you should

00:29:19   buy

00:29:19   it

00:29:19   now

00:29:19   I

00:29:19   think

00:29:20   came

00:29:20   out

00:29:20   like

00:29:20   yesterday

00:29:20   or

00:29:21   something

00:29:21   and

00:29:21   I'm

00:29:22   seeing

00:29:22   like

00:29:22   journalists

00:29:23   that I

00:29:24   follow

00:29:25   they're

00:29:27   posting

00:29:27   that

00:29:27   they're

00:29:27   using

00:29:28   them

00:29:28   but

00:29:29   they

00:29:29   all

00:29:29   had

00:29:29   to

00:29:29   go

00:29:29   buy

00:29:30   them

00:29:30   and

00:29:31   there's

00:29:32   no

00:29:32   reviews

00:29:32   and

00:29:32   I

00:29:33   find

00:29:33   that

00:29:33   interesting

00:29:33   so

00:29:34   like

00:29:34   now

00:29:34   people

00:29:34   are

00:29:35   just

00:29:35   using

00:29:35   it

00:29:36   yeah

00:29:37   maybe

00:29:38   they'll

00:29:38   be

00:29:38   out

00:29:39   soon

00:29:40   no

00:29:41   they're

00:29:41   like

00:29:41   yeah

00:29:42   the

00:29:42   reviews

00:29:42   will

00:29:42   come

00:29:43   but

00:29:43   it's

00:29:44   just

00:29:44   not

00:29:44   it's

00:29:45   typically

00:29:46   the other

00:29:47   way

00:29:47   around

00:29:47   not

00:29:48   a

00:29:48   good

00:29:48   look

00:29:49   right

00:29:49   why

00:29:49   don't

00:29:50   you

00:29:50   want

00:29:50   why

00:29:51   don't

00:29:51   you

00:29:51   want

00:29:51   reviewers

00:29:52   to

00:29:54   least

00:29:54   the

00:29:54   product

00:29:55   for

00:29:55   people

00:29:55   to

00:29:55   be

00:29:55   able

00:29:55   to

00:29:56   go

00:29:56   and

00:29:56   buy

00:29:56   apparently

00:29:56   it's

00:29:57   like

00:29:57   a

00:29:57   real

00:29:57   difficult

00:29:58   thing

00:29:58   too

00:29:58   where

00:29:59   you

00:29:59   have

00:29:59   to

00:29:59   they

00:30:00   will

00:30:01   not

00:30:01   let

00:30:01   you

00:30:01   buy

00:30:02   it

00:30:02   unless

00:30:02   you

00:30:03   go

00:30:03   to

00:30:03   a

00:30:03   store

00:30:04   and

00:30:05   do

00:30:05   a

00:30:06   demo

00:30:06   thing

00:30:07   you

00:30:07   cannot

00:30:08   buy

00:30:08   it

00:30:08   without

00:30:08   that

00:30:09   you

00:30:09   have

00:30:09   to

00:30:09   do

00:30:10   it

00:30:10   this

00:30:10   is

00:30:10   something

00:30:10   I saw

00:30:11   Mark

00:30:11   German

00:30:11   complaining

00:30:12   they're

00:30:12   even

00:30:12   doing

00:30:12   this

00:30:12   with

00:30:13   journalists

00:30:13   who have

00:30:14   already

00:30:14   used

00:30:15   it

00:30:15   because

00:30:16   they're

00:30:16   not

00:30:17   giving

00:30:17   units

00:30:18   they

00:30:19   also

00:30:19   have

00:30:19   to

00:30:19   go

00:30:20   and

00:30:20   do

00:30:20   this

00:30:20   in

00:30:20   person

00:30:21   try

00:30:22   on

00:30:22   thing

00:30:22   because

00:30:23   I

00:30:23   saw

00:30:23   there

00:30:24   was

00:30:24   like

00:30:24   he

00:30:24   reposted

00:30:25   a

00:30:26   like

00:30:27   a

00:30:27   VR

00:30:27   focused

00:30:27   journalist

00:30:28   who

00:30:29   had

00:30:29   already

00:30:30   done

00:30:30   it

00:30:30   and

00:30:30   had

00:30:31   to

00:30:31   fly

00:30:31   to

00:30:31   a

00:30:31   different

00:30:31   state

00:30:32   to

00:30:32   do

00:30:33   the

00:30:34   try

00:30:34   on

00:30:34   so

00:30:34   they

00:30:35   could

00:30:35   buy

00:30:35   it

00:30:35   they

00:30:36   were

00:30:36   allowing

00:30:37   people

00:30:37   to

00:30:37   do

00:30:37   the

00:30:37   try

00:30:38   on

00:30:38   in

00:30:38   advance

00:30:38   but

00:30:39   you

00:30:39   still

00:30:40   couldn't

00:30:40   buy

00:30:41   it

00:30:41   interesting

00:30:42   again

00:30:43   I don't

00:30:43   know

00:30:43   what

00:30:43   that

00:30:43   says

00:30:44   either

00:30:44   like

00:30:45   I

00:30:45   mean

00:30:45   the

00:30:46   cynic

00:30:46   in

00:30:46   me

00:30:46   thinks

00:30:47   like

00:30:47   well

00:30:47   meta

00:30:48   just

00:30:48   doesn't

00:30:49   doesn't

00:30:50   want

00:30:50   journalists

00:30:50   to have

00:30:50   access

00:30:51   to

00:30:51   it

00:30:51   yeah

00:30:51   because

00:30:52   I

00:30:52   mean

00:30:52   I'm

00:30:52   seeing

00:30:53   a lot

00:30:53   of

00:30:53   I'm

00:30:53   seeing

00:30:54   a lot

00:30:54   of

00:30:54   like

00:30:54   yeah

00:30:55   but

00:30:55   they

00:30:55   will

00:30:56   though

00:30:56   right

00:30:57   like

00:30:57   they've

00:30:57   all

00:30:57   bought

00:30:58   them

00:30:58   and

00:30:59   are

00:30:59   going

00:30:59   to

00:30:59   review

00:31:00   them

00:31:00   it's

00:31:00   just

00:31:00   like

00:31:00   a

00:31:00   fascinating

00:31:01   thing

00:31:02   I

00:31:03   just

00:31:04   I'm

00:31:04   seeing

00:31:04   a lot

00:31:05   of

00:31:05   posts

00:31:05   on

00:31:05   threads

00:31:05   because

00:31:06   again

00:31:06   I've

00:31:06   been

00:31:07   interested

00:31:07   in

00:31:07   it

00:31:07   so

00:31:07   now

00:31:08   I'm

00:31:08   just

00:31:08   seeing

00:31:08   lots

00:31:09   of

00:31:09   lots

00:31:10   of

00:31:10   posts

00:31:10   about

00:31:11   it

00:31:11   people

00:31:12   who

00:31:12   really

00:31:12   are

00:31:13   like

00:31:13   influencers

00:31:15   in

00:31:15   this

00:31:15   space

00:31:15   seem

00:31:16   to

00:31:16   be

00:31:16   excited

00:31:16   about

00:31:16   the

00:31:17   product

00:31:17   so

00:31:17   like

00:31:18   it's

00:31:18   not

00:31:18   like

00:31:18   an

00:31:18   absolute

00:31:19   dud

00:31:19   but

00:31:20   also

00:31:20   I

00:31:21   feel

00:31:21   like

00:31:21   I

00:31:21   need

00:31:21   people

00:31:22   with

00:31:22   a

00:31:22   little

00:31:22   bit

00:31:23   more

00:31:23   like

00:31:23   level

00:31:25   headed

00:31:25   ness

00:31:27   to

00:31:28   tell

00:31:28   me

00:31:28   what

00:31:28   they

00:31:29   think

00:31:29   right

00:31:29   sure

00:31:30   so

00:31:31   yeah

00:31:32   but

00:31:32   I

00:31:33   don't

00:31:33   remember

00:31:33   how we

00:31:34   got

00:31:34   into

00:31:34   this

00:31:34   but

00:31:34   yes

00:31:34   that

00:31:35   is

00:31:35   a

00:31:35   product

00:31:35   that

00:31:35   is

00:31:35   now

00:31:35   available

00:31:36   okay

00:31:37   yeah

00:31:38   and

00:31:38   it

00:31:39   makes

00:31:39   sense

00:31:40   I

00:31:40   think

00:31:40   for

00:31:40   Apple

00:31:41   to

00:31:41   try

00:31:42   to

00:31:43   pivot

00:31:43   to

00:31:43   that

00:31:44   you

00:31:44   know

00:31:44   one

00:31:44   thing

00:31:44   that

00:31:45   I

00:31:45   think

00:31:45   has

00:31:45   always

00:31:45   been

00:31:45   a

00:31:46   little

00:31:46   unclear

00:31:46   because

00:31:47   Apple

00:31:47   doesn't

00:31:48   talk

00:31:48   about

00:31:48   strategy

00:31:49   or

00:31:49   anything

00:31:49   until

00:31:49   it's

00:31:50   in

00:31:50   the

00:31:50   rearview

00:31:50   mirror

00:31:51   and

00:31:51   even

00:31:51   then

00:31:51   not

00:31:52   very

00:31:52   often

00:31:52   there's

00:31:54   a

00:31:54   there's

00:31:54   a

00:31:54   of course

00:31:55   now

00:31:55   everyone

00:31:55   says

00:31:56   no

00:31:56   I

00:31:56   knew

00:31:56   this

00:31:56   like

00:31:57   this

00:31:57   is

00:31:57   what

00:31:57   I

00:31:57   was

00:31:57   thinking

00:31:57   okay

00:31:57   whatever

00:31:58   there's

00:31:59   a

00:31:59   school

00:31:59   of

00:31:59   thought

00:31:59   that

00:31:59   the

00:31:59   vision

00:32:00   pro

00:32:00   is

00:32:01   a

00:32:01   stepping

00:32:01   stone

00:32:01   to

00:32:02   glasses

00:32:02   right

00:32:02   and

00:32:03   to

00:32:03   do

00:32:03   that

00:32:04   for

00:32:04   whatever

00:32:04   reason

00:32:05   Apple

00:32:05   needed

00:32:06   to

00:32:06   do

00:32:06   build

00:32:07   this

00:32:07   incredibly

00:32:08   elaborate

00:32:09   pass

00:32:09   through

00:32:09   system

00:32:10   which

00:32:10   is

00:32:10   in

00:32:11   and

00:32:11   of

00:32:11   itself

00:32:11   pretty

00:32:12   amazing

00:32:12   but

00:32:13   then

00:32:13   they

00:32:14   were

00:32:14   going

00:32:14   to

00:32:14   discard

00:32:14   it

00:32:15   when

00:32:15   they

00:32:15   could

00:32:16   move

00:32:16   to

00:32:17   something

00:32:17   more

00:32:17   like

00:32:18   glasses

00:32:18   maybe

00:32:21   what I

00:32:23   tend to

00:32:23   think

00:32:24   is

00:32:24   that

00:32:24   Apple

00:32:25   made

00:32:25   the

00:32:25   wrong

00:32:25   bet

00:32:26   and

00:32:26   that

00:32:26   AR

00:32:28   and

00:32:29   VR

00:32:30   like

00:32:31   the

00:32:32   vision

00:32:33   pro

00:32:33   blurs

00:32:33   those

00:32:34   things

00:32:34   in a

00:32:35   way

00:32:35   that

00:32:35   I

00:32:36   think

00:32:36   is

00:32:36   sort

00:32:36   of

00:32:36   strange

00:32:37   but

00:32:38   when

00:32:39   you're

00:32:39   wearing

00:32:40   something

00:32:41   like

00:32:41   these

00:32:41   meta

00:32:42   glasses

00:32:42   and

00:32:42   the

00:32:42   demos

00:32:43   we

00:32:43   saw

00:32:43   and

00:32:43   the

00:32:43   little

00:32:43   bit

00:32:44   of

00:32:44   coverage

00:32:44   we've

00:32:44   seen

00:32:45   it's

00:32:46   not

00:32:46   really

00:32:46   that

00:32:46   at

00:32:46   all

00:32:47   like

00:32:47   it's

00:32:47   definitely

00:32:47   not

00:32:47   VR

00:32:48   because

00:32:48   you can

00:32:48   see

00:32:48   the real

00:32:48   world

00:32:49   it's

00:32:49   it's

00:32:50   you can

00:32:50   see

00:32:51   things

00:32:51   and

00:32:51   you get

00:32:51   little

00:32:51   helpful

00:32:52   information

00:32:52   along

00:32:53   the

00:32:53   way

00:32:53   and

00:32:53   you

00:32:54   have

00:32:54   a

00:32:54   camera

00:32:54   and

00:32:54   speakers

00:32:55   like

00:32:55   that's

00:32:56   more

00:32:56   in line

00:32:56   with what

00:32:57   people

00:32:57   want

00:32:57   and

00:32:58   can

00:32:59   afford

00:32:59   and

00:32:59   are

00:32:59   willing

00:32:59   to

00:33:00   wear

00:33:00   and

00:33:01   so

00:33:01   maybe

00:33:01   you know

00:33:02   maybe

00:33:02   Apple

00:33:02   always

00:33:03   saw

00:33:03   the

00:33:04   Vision

00:33:04   Pro

00:33:05   as a

00:33:05   stepping

00:33:05   stone

00:33:06   but

00:33:06   if

00:33:07   they

00:33:07   didn't

00:33:08   then

00:33:08   I

00:33:08   think

00:33:08   that

00:33:09   was

00:33:09   potentially

00:33:09   the wrong

00:33:10   call

00:33:10   oh no

00:33:11   I think

00:33:12   they did

00:33:12   because

00:33:12   I mean

00:33:13   Tim Cook

00:33:13   was always

00:33:13   talking

00:33:14   about

00:33:14   AR

00:33:14   like

00:33:15   that

00:33:15   was

00:33:15   always

00:33:15   the

00:33:15   thing

00:33:15   that

00:33:16   he

00:33:16   was

00:33:16   talking

00:33:16   about

00:33:16   I

00:33:16   think

00:33:17   the

00:33:17   problem

00:33:17   is

00:33:17   and

00:33:17   I

00:33:17   think

00:33:18   these

00:33:18   Vision

00:33:19   device

00:33:20   will

00:33:20   show

00:33:20   it

00:33:20   it's

00:33:20   just

00:33:20   like

00:33:20   we're

00:33:21   actually

00:33:21   really

00:33:21   far

00:33:22   away

00:33:22   from

00:33:22   an

00:33:23   overall

00:33:23   good

00:33:23   compelling

00:33:24   experience

00:33:24   sure

00:33:25   like

00:33:25   the

00:33:26   Vision

00:33:26   Pro

00:33:27   is

00:33:27   like

00:33:27   Vision

00:33:28   OS

00:33:28   is

00:33:28   an

00:33:29   incredible

00:33:29   operating

00:33:30   system

00:33:30   right

00:33:31   and

00:33:32   that's

00:33:34   the only

00:33:34   way

00:33:34   you can

00:33:35   do

00:33:35   this

00:33:35   right

00:33:36   now

00:33:36   like

00:33:37   it

00:33:37   has

00:33:37   to

00:33:37   be

00:33:38   a

00:33:38   big

00:33:38   heavy

00:33:40   VR

00:33:41   headset

00:33:42   with

00:33:42   great

00:33:42   pass

00:33:42   through

00:33:43   is

00:33:43   like

00:33:43   the

00:33:43   only

00:33:43   way

00:33:44   that

00:33:44   you

00:33:44   can

00:33:44   bring

00:33:45   an

00:33:46   experience

00:33:46   of

00:33:47   that

00:33:47   quality

00:33:48   like

00:33:49   an

00:33:49   iPhone

00:33:49   quality

00:33:50   experience

00:33:51   to

00:33:51   your

00:33:52   face

00:33:52   like

00:33:53   we

00:33:54   are

00:33:55   so

00:33:55   far

00:33:55   away

00:33:56   like

00:33:56   so

00:33:56   unbelievably

00:33:57   far

00:33:58   away

00:33:58   from

00:33:58   any

00:33:59   truly

00:33:59   good

00:34:00   like

00:34:01   experience

00:34:02   like

00:34:03   a

00:34:03   phone

00:34:03   in

00:34:04   glasses

00:34:05   and

00:34:06   I

00:34:06   expect

00:34:06   that

00:34:06   they

00:34:07   thought

00:34:08   they

00:34:08   had

00:34:08   more

00:34:08   time

00:34:09   they

00:34:10   I

00:34:11   expect

00:34:11   Apple

00:34:12   thought

00:34:12   that

00:34:12   they

00:34:12   would

00:34:12   make

00:34:13   the

00:34:13   vision

00:34:13   pro

00:34:14   would

00:34:14   keep

00:34:15   iterating

00:34:15   on

00:34:15   it

00:34:15   and

00:34:16   then

00:34:16   they

00:34:16   would

00:34:16   be

00:34:16   ready

00:34:17   the

00:34:17   problem

00:34:17   is

00:34:18   Meta

00:34:19   have put

00:34:20   a lot

00:34:20   of money

00:34:20   into

00:34:20   this

00:34:21   and

00:34:21   they

00:34:21   have

00:34:22   now

00:34:23   a

00:34:23   suite

00:34:23   of

00:34:24   compelling

00:34:24   products

00:34:25   the

00:34:26   thing

00:34:26   that

00:34:27   they

00:34:27   have

00:34:27   missed

00:34:27   which

00:34:28   they're

00:34:28   now

00:34:28   pushing

00:34:29   forward

00:34:30   on

00:34:30   is

00:34:31   the

00:34:32   more

00:34:32   basic

00:34:33   glasses

00:34:33   right

00:34:34   cameras

00:34:34   speaker

00:34:35   which

00:34:35   is

00:34:35   the

00:34:36   things

00:34:36   that

00:34:36   people

00:34:36   are

00:34:36   typically

00:34:37   wanting

00:34:38   to

00:34:38   use

00:34:38   in

00:34:38   the

00:34:38   Ray

00:34:39   Bans

00:34:39   they

00:34:41   should

00:34:41   have

00:34:41   had

00:34:42   that

00:34:42   product

00:34:42   already

00:34:42   but I

00:34:43   think

00:34:43   Apple

00:34:44   just

00:34:44   thought

00:34:44   that

00:34:44   they

00:34:45   had a lot

00:34:47   of time

00:34:47   before

00:34:48   anyone

00:34:48   would be

00:34:48   able to bring

00:34:49   compelling

00:34:50   a

00:34:51   and

00:34:51   it

00:34:52   and

00:34:52   like

00:34:53   Meta

00:34:53   decided

00:34:54   they

00:34:54   would

00:34:54   just

00:34:55   keep

00:34:55   working

00:34:55   on

00:34:55   it

00:34:56   in

00:34:56   a

00:34:56   way

00:34:56   that

00:34:56   Apple

00:34:56   hasn't

00:34:57   and

00:34:58   we

00:34:58   could

00:34:58   be

00:34:59   like

00:34:59   Meta

00:34:59   could

00:35:00   be

00:35:00   two

00:35:00   three

00:35:01   years

00:35:01   away

00:35:01   from

00:35:01   a

00:35:02   really

00:35:02   good

00:35:02   product

00:35:03   Apple

00:35:04   might

00:35:04   be

00:35:04   five

00:35:04   years

00:35:05   away

00:35:05   ten

00:35:06   to

00:35:07   get

00:35:08   the

00:35:08   version

00:35:08   that

00:35:08   they

00:35:08   want

00:35:09   and

00:35:09   yeah

00:35:10   so

00:35:10   I

00:35:10   think

00:35:12   that

00:35:12   the

00:35:12   Vision

00:35:12   Pro

00:35:12   was

00:35:13   a

00:35:13   good

00:35:13   step

00:35:14   and

00:35:14   I

00:35:14   think

00:35:14   that

00:35:14   even

00:35:14   in

00:35:15   a

00:35:15   world

00:35:15   where

00:35:15   we

00:35:15   have

00:35:16   Apple

00:35:16   glasses

00:35:16   there

00:35:16   is

00:35:17   still

00:35:17   a

00:35:17   place

00:35:17   for

00:35:18   a

00:35:18   full

00:35:18   VR

00:35:18   headset

00:35:19   to

00:35:19   exist

00:35:19   and

00:35:20   you

00:35:20   need

00:35:20   good

00:35:20   pass

00:35:21   through

00:35:21   on

00:35:21   a

00:35:22   VR

00:35:22   headset

00:35:22   like

00:35:23   you

00:35:24   want

00:35:24   that

00:35:24   it's

00:35:25   important

00:35:25   to

00:35:25   the

00:35:25   experience

00:35:26   but

00:35:27   I

00:35:33   essentially

00:35:34   glasses

00:35:36   version

00:35:36   of

00:35:37   AirPods

00:35:37   like

00:35:38   that's

00:35:39   the

00:35:39   thing

00:35:39   that

00:35:39   they

00:35:39   should

00:35:39   have

00:35:39   already

00:35:40   but

00:35:42   I

00:35:42   think

00:35:43   nobody

00:35:43   took

00:35:43   meta

00:35:44   seriously

00:35:44   and

00:35:45   now

00:35:46   they've

00:35:46   actually

00:35:46   produced

00:35:47   something

00:35:47   that

00:35:47   people

00:35:47   like

00:35:48   yeah

00:35:48   which

00:35:49   is

00:35:49   understandable

00:35:49   because

00:35:50   their

00:35:50   last

00:35:51   big

00:35:51   swing

00:35:51   was

00:35:51   the

00:35:52   metaverse

00:35:52   which

00:35:52   didn't

00:35:55   go

00:35:55   anywhere

00:35:56   and

00:35:56   also

00:35:56   they've

00:35:57   had

00:35:57   absolutely

00:35:57   zero

00:35:58   success

00:35:58   with

00:35:58   hardware

00:35:59   and

00:35:59   they've

00:35:59   tried

00:35:59   like

00:36:00   people

00:36:01   just

00:36:01   thought

00:36:01   that

00:36:01   they

00:36:01   just

00:36:02   couldn't

00:36:02   do

00:36:02   hardware

00:36:02   because

00:36:03   they've

00:36:03   tried

00:36:03   multiple

00:36:03   hardware

00:36:04   initiatives

00:36:04   over the

00:36:05   years

00:36:05   and

00:36:06   they've

00:36:06   all

00:36:06   been

00:36:06   killed

00:36:07   because

00:36:08   they're

00:36:09   just

00:36:09   not

00:36:09   making

00:36:09   a

00:36:09   product

00:36:10   that

00:36:11   either

00:36:11   a

00:36:11   product

00:36:12   that's

00:36:12   good

00:36:12   or

00:36:12   be

00:36:13   a

00:36:13   product

00:36:13   that

00:36:13   people

00:36:14   are

00:36:14   willing

00:36:14   to

00:36:14   trust

00:36:15   but

00:36:15   this

00:36:15   is

00:36:15   a

00:36:16   product

00:36:16   that's

00:36:16   good

00:36:16   enough

00:36:17   that

00:36:17   people

00:36:17   are

00:36:17   willing

00:36:17   to

00:36:17   trust

00:36:18   it

00:36:18   to

00:36:18   wear

00:36:19   it

00:36:19   this

00:36:22   episode

00:36:22   of

00:36:22   connected

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00:36:24   by

00:36:24   Fit

00:36:24   Bod

00:36:25   when

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00:36:26   change

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00:36:27   it

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00:36:28   be

00:36:28   hard

00:36:28   to

00:36:28   know

00:36:28   where

00:36:29   to

00:36:29   start

00:36:29   that's

00:36:30   why

00:36:30   I'm

00:36:31   pleased

00:36:31   to let

00:36:31   you

00:36:31   know

00:36:31   that

00:36:32   Fit

00:36:32   Bod

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00:38:16   of

00:38:16   Relay

00:38:17   I've

00:38:19   been

00:38:20   doing

00:38:20   a little

00:38:20   bit

00:38:20   of

00:38:20   experimentation

00:38:21   Mike

00:38:21   okay

00:38:23   I

00:38:24   am

00:38:25   a

00:38:25   sleep

00:38:26   mode

00:38:27   user

00:38:28   like

00:38:28   I

00:38:28   use

00:38:29   Apple's

00:38:29   like

00:38:30   bedtime

00:38:31   wake up

00:38:31   alarm

00:38:32   thing

00:38:32   I

00:38:33   don't

00:38:33   do

00:38:33   wind

00:38:33   down

00:38:34   like

00:38:34   but

00:38:35   it

00:38:35   just

00:38:35   like

00:38:35   at

00:38:36   whatever

00:38:36   time

00:38:36   it

00:38:37   is

00:38:37   the

00:38:38   phone

00:38:38   is

00:38:38   like

00:38:38   okay

00:38:38   you

00:38:39   know

00:38:39   I'm

00:38:40   in

00:38:40   sleep

00:38:40   mode

00:38:40   ready

00:38:40   to

00:38:40   go

00:38:41   but

00:38:43   like

00:38:43   everybody

00:38:43   else

00:38:44   right

00:38:44   the

00:38:44   time

00:38:44   I

00:38:45   go

00:38:45   to

00:38:45   bed

00:38:45   varies

00:38:45   and

00:38:46   sometimes

00:38:47   I

00:38:47   have

00:38:47   to

00:38:48   get

00:38:48   out

00:38:48   of

00:38:48   sleep

00:38:48   mode

00:38:48   because

00:38:49   I

00:38:49   actually

00:38:49   need

00:38:49   notifications

00:38:50   or something

00:38:50   like if I'm out

00:38:51   and about

00:38:51   or doing

00:38:51   something

00:38:52   but

00:38:52   very often

00:38:53   I

00:38:53   am

00:38:53   heading

00:38:54   to bed

00:38:54   but

00:38:54   I

00:38:55   may

00:38:55   want

00:38:55   to

00:38:55   read

00:38:56   or

00:38:56   scroll

00:38:59   through

00:38:59   the

00:38:59   discord

00:38:59   or something

00:39:00   before

00:39:00   the end

00:39:02   of the

00:39:02   night

00:39:02   but like

00:39:04   everybody

00:39:04   else

00:39:05   that can

00:39:05   be

00:39:06   a

00:39:06   temptation

00:39:06   to

00:39:07   doom

00:39:07   scroll

00:39:08   or

00:39:08   send

00:39:09   reels

00:39:10   of

00:39:10   fail

00:39:11   videos

00:39:12   to

00:39:12   Mike

00:39:12   or

00:39:12   whatever

00:39:13   it

00:39:13   may

00:39:13   be

00:39:13   just

00:39:14   optimus

00:39:15   prime

00:39:15   videos

00:39:16   yes

00:39:16   the

00:39:16   the

00:39:17   Linkin

00:39:17   Park

00:39:18   what I've

00:39:18   done

00:39:19   it's a

00:39:20   fantastic

00:39:20   meme

00:39:20   anyways

00:39:23   so

00:39:24   I've been

00:39:24   thinking

00:39:24   about

00:39:25   this

00:39:25   and

00:39:26   I

00:39:27   remembered

00:39:28   sort of

00:39:29   randomly

00:39:29   we talked

00:39:30   about it

00:39:30   on the

00:39:30   show

00:39:30   a couple

00:39:31   of years

00:39:31   ago

00:39:31   where

00:39:32   I

00:39:32   encountered

00:39:33   somebody

00:39:33   who

00:39:34   used

00:39:35   their

00:39:35   iPhone

00:39:36   in

00:39:36   grayscale

00:39:36   and

00:39:38   I

00:39:38   asked

00:39:38   them

00:39:39   about

00:39:39   it

00:39:39   and

00:39:40   their

00:39:40   idea

00:39:41   was

00:39:41   it

00:39:42   makes

00:39:42   it

00:39:43   less

00:39:43   interesting

00:39:44   to

00:39:44   use

00:39:44   and

00:39:45   maybe

00:39:45   my

00:39:45   brain

00:39:46   wants

00:39:46   it

00:39:46   a

00:39:46   little

00:39:46   bit

00:39:46   less

00:39:47   and

00:39:48   so

00:39:48   I

00:39:49   went

00:39:49   through

00:39:49   the

00:39:49   process

00:39:50   of

00:39:50   setting

00:39:51   up

00:39:51   a

00:39:51   couple

00:39:51   of

00:39:51   automations

00:39:52   that

00:39:53   if

00:39:53   my

00:39:53   phone

00:39:54   is

00:39:54   in

00:39:54   the

00:39:55   bedtime

00:39:55   sleepy

00:39:56   mode

00:39:56   then

00:39:57   it

00:39:57   is

00:39:58   grayscale

00:39:58   and

00:39:59   there's

00:40:00   a

00:40:00   screenshot

00:40:01   in the

00:40:01   show notes

00:40:01   you can

00:40:02   see how

00:40:02   to do

00:40:02   this

00:40:03   first

00:40:04   you have

00:40:04   to set

00:40:04   up

00:40:04   the

00:40:05   color

00:40:05   filter

00:40:05   and

00:40:05   accessibility

00:40:06   there's

00:40:07   several

00:40:07   different

00:40:08   filters

00:40:08   for

00:40:09   different

00:40:10   types

00:40:10   of

00:40:10   color

00:40:10   blindness

00:40:11   but

00:40:12   you

00:40:13   set

00:40:13   grayscale

00:40:13   and

00:40:14   then

00:40:15   in

00:40:15   the

00:40:15   automation

00:40:16   tab

00:40:16   then

00:40:18   you

00:40:18   set

00:40:18   up

00:40:18   a

00:40:19   shortcut

00:40:19   that

00:40:19   toggles

00:40:20   the

00:40:20   color

00:40:20   filters

00:40:21   on

00:40:21   and

00:40:21   off

00:40:21   and

00:40:22   then

00:40:22   you

00:40:22   can

00:40:22   set

00:40:23   up

00:40:23   automations

00:40:23   to

00:40:24   when

00:40:25   bedtime

00:40:25   starts

00:40:26   toggle

00:40:26   it

00:40:27   and

00:40:27   when

00:40:27   my

00:40:28   wake

00:40:28   up

00:40:28   alarm

00:40:28   is

00:40:29   stopped

00:40:29   toggle

00:40:29   it

00:40:29   back

00:40:30   so

00:40:30   I

00:40:31   also

00:40:32   put

00:40:32   a

00:40:32   control

00:40:33   and

00:40:33   control

00:40:33   center

00:40:34   to

00:40:34   do

00:40:34   it

00:40:34   manually

00:40:34   because

00:40:35   sometimes

00:40:35   this

00:40:35   automation

00:40:35   gets

00:40:36   confused

00:40:36   about

00:40:36   what's

00:40:37   going

00:40:37   on

00:40:38   anytime

00:40:39   you

00:40:39   have

00:40:39   like

00:40:39   a

00:40:40   toggle

00:40:40   thing

00:40:40   it

00:40:41   can

00:40:41   get

00:40:41   a

00:40:41   bit

00:40:41   weird

00:40:42   and

00:40:42   there

00:40:42   may

00:40:42   be

00:40:42   more

00:40:42   elegant

00:40:43   ways

00:40:43   to

00:40:43   do

00:40:43   this

00:40:43   but

00:40:44   it

00:40:45   was

00:40:45   kind

00:40:45   of

00:40:45   a

00:40:46   quick

00:40:46   and

00:40:46   dirty

00:40:46   thing

00:40:46   and

00:40:48   so

00:40:48   I've

00:40:48   been

00:40:48   doing

00:40:48   this

00:40:48   for

00:40:49   about

00:40:49   a

00:40:50   month

00:40:50   now

00:40:50   and

00:40:52   I've

00:40:52   really

00:40:52   come

00:40:53   to

00:40:53   like

00:40:54   it

00:40:54   like

00:40:54   it

00:40:54   is

00:40:54   a

00:40:54   good

00:40:55   signal

00:40:55   to

00:40:55   me

00:40:56   like

00:40:56   hey

00:40:56   you

00:40:57   know

00:40:57   it's

00:40:58   it's

00:40:59   time

00:40:59   like

00:40:59   the

00:40:59   day's

00:41:00   over

00:41:00   put

00:41:00   your

00:41:00   phone

00:41:00   down

00:41:01   quit

00:41:01   looking

00:41:02   at

00:41:02   work

00:41:02   stuff

00:41:03   or

00:41:03   whatever

00:41:03   it

00:41:03   might

00:41:03   be

00:41:04   and

00:41:05   it

00:41:06   the

00:41:07   grayscale

00:41:07   really

00:41:09   cuts

00:41:09   a nice

00:41:10   balance

00:41:10   because

00:41:10   sometimes

00:41:11   I'm

00:41:11   gonna

00:41:11   read

00:41:13   in bed

00:41:13   like

00:41:13   either

00:41:13   on my

00:41:14   Kindle

00:41:14   or

00:41:15   like

00:41:15   on my

00:41:15   phone

00:41:15   in the

00:41:16   Kindle

00:41:16   app

00:41:16   and

00:41:16   grayscale

00:41:17   is

00:41:17   great

00:41:17   for

00:41:17   that

00:41:17   like

00:41:18   I

00:41:18   can

00:41:18   read

00:41:18   and

00:41:18   be

00:41:18   just

00:41:19   fine

00:41:19   but

00:41:21   it

00:41:21   makes

00:41:22   like

00:41:23   watching

00:41:23   video

00:41:23   or

00:41:24   like

00:41:24   looking

00:41:24   at

00:41:24   social

00:41:24   media

00:41:25   actually

00:41:25   pretty

00:41:26   a

00:41:26   pretty

00:41:26   bad

00:41:26   experience

00:41:27   and

00:41:27   that's

00:41:28   helpful

00:41:28   I

00:41:29   think

00:41:29   if you

00:41:29   want

00:41:30   to

00:41:30   downplay

00:41:30   those

00:41:31   things

00:41:31   in the

00:41:31   evening

00:41:31   and

00:41:33   so

00:41:33   yeah

00:41:34   so

00:41:34   I've

00:41:34   been

00:41:34   like

00:41:35   I said

00:41:35   I've

00:41:35   been

00:41:35   doing

00:41:35   about

00:41:35   a

00:41:35   month

00:41:36   and

00:41:36   so

00:41:37   far

00:41:37   I

00:41:37   think

00:41:37   it's

00:41:37   been

00:41:38   a

00:41:38   success

00:41:38   what

00:41:40   does

00:41:40   the

00:41:40   phone

00:41:41   actually

00:41:42   look

00:41:43   like

00:41:43   like

00:41:44   what

00:41:44   what

00:41:45   does

00:41:46   it

00:41:46   look

00:41:46   like

00:41:47   I'm

00:41:48   like

00:41:48   it's

00:41:49   everything

00:41:49   is

00:41:50   is it

00:41:51   black

00:41:51   and

00:41:51   white

00:41:52   or

00:41:52   is

00:41:52   it

00:41:52   shades

00:41:53   of

00:41:53   gray

00:41:54   it's

00:41:54   shades

00:41:54   of

00:41:54   gray

00:41:55   how

00:41:56   many

00:41:56   a

00:41:57   lot

00:41:58   a

00:41:58   lot

00:41:59   of

00:41:59   shades

00:41:59   of

00:41:59   gray

00:41:59   interesting

00:42:00   and

00:42:02   okay

00:42:02   you

00:42:03   see

00:42:03   everything

00:42:03   still

00:42:04   works

00:42:04   the

00:42:04   same

00:42:05   right

00:42:05   we're

00:42:05   not

00:42:06   in

00:42:06   like

00:42:06   you're

00:42:07   not

00:42:07   changing

00:42:08   the

00:42:08   refresh

00:42:08   rate

00:42:09   or

00:42:09   anything

00:42:09   that

00:42:09   you're

00:42:10   just

00:42:10   you know

00:42:11   it's

00:42:11   just

00:42:12   doing

00:42:12   what

00:42:12   it's

00:42:12   doing

00:42:12   that's

00:42:13   right

00:42:13   and

00:42:15   you

00:42:15   actually

00:42:16   feel

00:42:16   like

00:42:16   this

00:42:16   stops

00:42:17   you

00:42:17   from

00:42:17   wanting

00:42:17   to

00:42:17   do

00:42:18   the

00:42:18   things

00:42:18   you

00:42:18   want

00:42:18   to

00:42:18   do

00:42:19   I

00:42:20   think

00:42:20   it's

00:42:20   a

00:42:20   reminder

00:42:21   more

00:42:22   than

00:42:22   anything

00:42:22   else

00:42:23   that

00:42:23   you know

00:42:24   hey

00:42:24   move it

00:42:26   along

00:42:26   buddy

00:42:27   I don't

00:42:28   think

00:42:28   it's

00:42:28   like

00:42:29   a

00:42:29   behavior

00:42:30   modification

00:42:31   thing

00:42:31   I think

00:42:32   it's

00:42:32   a

00:42:32   reminder

00:42:32   why

00:42:34   not

00:42:34   just

00:42:34   do

00:42:34   like

00:42:35   some

00:42:37   parental

00:42:38   controlly

00:42:38   type

00:42:39   stuff

00:42:39   yeah

00:42:39   because

00:42:39   it's

00:42:40   janky

00:42:41   and

00:42:41   doesn't

00:42:42   work

00:42:42   well

00:42:42   this

00:42:44   is

00:42:44   what

00:42:44   came

00:42:44   to

00:42:45   mind

00:42:45   so

00:42:45   I was

00:42:45   like

00:42:45   well

00:42:45   let me

00:42:46   let me

00:42:46   try

00:42:46   this

00:42:46   so

00:42:48   where

00:42:48   do

00:42:48   I

00:42:49   go

00:42:49   I

00:42:49   want

00:42:49   to

00:42:49   see

00:42:49   what

00:42:49   it

00:42:50   looks

00:42:50   like

00:42:50   yes

00:42:51   so

00:42:51   if

00:42:51   you

00:42:51   go

00:42:52   to

00:42:52   let me

00:42:53   grab

00:42:53   my

00:42:53   phone

00:42:53   if

00:42:55   you

00:42:55   go

00:42:55   to

00:42:56   settings

00:42:56   yeah

00:42:57   and

00:42:58   then

00:42:58   accessibility

00:42:59   yeah

00:43:00   display

00:43:01   and

00:43:02   text

00:43:02   size

00:43:02   and

00:43:04   then

00:43:04   scroll

00:43:04   down

00:43:05   almost

00:43:05   all

00:43:05   the

00:43:05   way

00:43:05   down

00:43:06   there's

00:43:06   a

00:43:06   color

00:43:06   filter

00:43:06   section

00:43:07   oh

00:43:08   okay

00:43:09   yep

00:43:09   and you

00:43:10   can play

00:43:10   oh

00:43:12   hello

00:43:12   and you

00:43:13   can

00:43:13   manage

00:43:14   the

00:43:14   intensity

00:43:14   oh

00:43:15   it does

00:43:16   look

00:43:16   broken

00:43:16   yeah

00:43:17   let me

00:43:18   do it

00:43:19   oh so you can have some color

00:43:20   so you can just like fade it

00:43:22   oh it

00:43:23   it doesn't look good

00:43:24   okay I can

00:43:25   you know what I actually understand

00:43:27   immediately like I don't want to use my phone

00:43:29   like this

00:43:29   yeah

00:43:30   this is

00:43:31   it actually like is uncomfortable

00:43:32   on my eyes

00:43:33   um I actually didn't finish answering

00:43:36   a question from earlier on

00:43:37   and this is actually

00:43:38   worth answering

00:43:39   about like

00:43:40   who was it that wrote in about

00:43:43   the Apple Watch stuff

00:43:44   uh

00:43:44   will

00:43:45   and they were like

00:43:45   you change the accessibility settings

00:43:47   and

00:43:48   to

00:43:48   to kind of like bring down

00:43:50   liquid glass a little bit

00:43:51   I understand that

00:43:52   I

00:43:52   by and large like to not do that

00:43:55   like

00:43:55   considering what I

00:43:57   do for a living

00:43:58   I

00:43:59   I try my best

00:44:00   to use

00:44:01   the operating system

00:44:02   as it is

00:44:03   rather than

00:44:05   tweaking it too much

00:44:06   because I feel like

00:44:07   I won't be able to talk to

00:44:09   I won't be able to talk to what

00:44:12   iOS 26 is like

00:44:14   to the majority of users

00:44:15   if I'm going in there

00:44:17   and like

00:44:17   changing a bunch of stuff

00:44:19   sure

00:44:20   but I will say

00:44:22   in going through

00:44:22   accessibility

00:44:23   I've been going through

00:44:24   some accessibility settings

00:44:25   recently to

00:44:26   so I can make the videos

00:44:28   for like help videos

00:44:29   for Widgetsmith

00:44:30   there's so much stuff

00:44:33   uh

00:44:34   in accessibility

00:44:35   and it's really confusing

00:44:37   nowhere to go

00:44:39   um

00:44:40   I mean I know it's not like

00:44:42   quote unquote for me

00:44:43   like what I'm trying to do

00:44:45   is make a point

00:44:45   or appear

00:44:46   right

00:44:46   oh yeah

00:44:47   yeah

00:44:48   it's a mess

00:44:50   you can get it to work

00:44:52   where it doesn't show

00:44:53   the little accessibility thing

00:44:55   like the little

00:44:55   um

00:44:56   assistive touch button

00:44:57   but it's like

00:44:58   you're going into like

00:44:59   three different sub menus

00:45:01   to get it

00:45:01   set up the way

00:45:02   that you want it to

00:45:03   it's great

00:45:05   that they have

00:45:06   all of this stuff

00:45:07   but it is also

00:45:08   fascinating

00:45:09   that like

00:45:09   the company that hates

00:45:11   to put settings

00:45:12   in things

00:45:13   has this place

00:45:14   but it's just like

00:45:14   every possible setting

00:45:16   which is good

00:45:18   right

00:45:18   they should have those

00:45:19   I'm not

00:45:20   trashing it

00:45:21   it's just like a funny

00:45:22   it is a funny part

00:45:24   of iOS

00:45:24   where like

00:45:25   there is

00:45:26   a page

00:45:27   that has so many

00:45:28   toggles on it

00:45:29   I can't find the one

00:45:30   that I want

00:45:30   because there's so many

00:45:32   yeah

00:45:33   I would argue

00:45:33   it could be

00:45:34   potentially

00:45:36   cleaned up

00:45:37   a little bit

00:45:38   and reorganized

00:45:39   but

00:45:39   I also think

00:45:41   it's like

00:45:41   some of the stuff

00:45:42   is like

00:45:42   not really very clear

00:45:43   right

00:45:43   so

00:45:44   in

00:45:44   I think

00:45:45   his

00:45:46   iPhone Pro review

00:45:48   Marquez Brownlee

00:45:49   was like

00:45:49   oh

00:45:50   they put PWM dimming

00:45:52   in

00:45:52   now

00:45:53   in the display options

00:45:55   and I was like

00:45:56   I thought to myself

00:45:57   what does that mean

00:45:57   exactly

00:45:58   I was like

00:45:58   I don't know

00:45:59   what that means

00:45:59   let me go and look

00:46:00   he seemed excited

00:46:01   about that

00:46:01   maybe it's a cool feature

00:46:02   and it says

00:46:03   display pulse smoothing

00:46:05   PWM

00:46:06   and it says

00:46:06   disables pulse width modulation

00:46:08   to provide a different way

00:46:10   to dim the OLED display

00:46:12   which can create

00:46:13   a smoother display

00:46:14   output at low brightness

00:46:15   levels

00:46:15   disabling PWM

00:46:17   can affect low brightness

00:46:19   display performance

00:46:20   under certain conditions

00:46:21   I don't know

00:46:23   what that means

00:46:25   it is off

00:46:28   but it sounds like

00:46:29   it should be on

00:46:30   but it's not on

00:46:32   so I don't know

00:46:33   what's happening

00:46:34   you know

00:46:35   and like

00:46:35   and I feel like

00:46:36   this about a lot

00:46:37   of accessibility settings

00:46:38   and maybe it's just

00:46:38   because I don't

00:46:40   need it

00:46:40   so Zoe says

00:46:41   apparently

00:46:42   PWM can cause

00:46:44   flickering at very

00:46:45   low brightness levels

00:46:46   not everyone is

00:46:47   sensitive to it

00:46:47   like I just don't know

00:46:48   I don't know what

00:46:49   I don't know what

00:46:49   that means

00:46:50   you know what I mean

00:46:50   I'm not sensitive to it

00:46:51   but I'm sensitive to a lot

00:46:52   of that sort of thing

00:46:53   like I don't have

00:46:54   promotion on

00:46:55   I you know

00:46:56   is

00:46:56   yeah maybe it's just

00:47:00   maybe the organization

00:47:01   is fine

00:47:01   maybe it's just

00:47:02   that it needs

00:47:02   clarification

00:47:04   like I have found

00:47:05   over the years

00:47:06   a lot of Apple's

00:47:07   sort of like helper text

00:47:09   like under a control

00:47:10   it's like this does

00:47:10   this or that

00:47:11   a lot of that

00:47:12   could be clarified

00:47:14   I think

00:47:14   well I think it's

00:47:15   copy written

00:47:16   to the nth degree

00:47:17   is the problem

00:47:18   and and and honestly

00:47:19   I think it would not

00:47:20   be a bad thing

00:47:21   of like if you

00:47:22   they do this in a

00:47:23   couple of places

00:47:23   but they should do

00:47:24   it in more places

00:47:25   like here's a couple

00:47:26   of sentences

00:47:26   that have been

00:47:28   thoughtfully written

00:47:28   not by a machine

00:47:29   to explain what

00:47:31   this feature is

00:47:31   if you want to

00:47:32   really dig deep

00:47:33   tap this link

00:47:34   right

00:47:34   and they do that

00:47:35   in some places

00:47:36   yeah yeah

00:47:36   link me out

00:47:37   like take me

00:47:38   to the web

00:47:38   yeah make it

00:47:39   more educational

00:47:40   that's one thing

00:47:41   you know I spent

00:47:42   a large a large

00:47:43   amount of time

00:47:44   this summer

00:47:44   working on a lot

00:47:46   of the the copy

00:47:47   within Widgetsmith

00:47:48   and and Pedometer

00:47:50   and it's really

00:47:52   hard to write

00:47:52   good UI copy

00:47:54   and I'm not saying

00:47:55   I'm good at it

00:47:56   like you know

00:47:56   I'm just trying

00:47:57   to move the ball

00:47:58   forward some

00:47:59   but it a lot

00:48:01   of these things

00:48:02   in iOS

00:48:02   are so complicated

00:48:04   now

00:48:04   I think

00:48:06   it would be

00:48:06   worth revisiting

00:48:07   it

00:48:07   yeah I mean I am

00:48:09   I have empathy

00:48:10   for it because I

00:48:11   agree like I've

00:48:12   had to say

00:48:13   and suggest

00:48:14   some things

00:48:15   that I'm not

00:48:16   convinced

00:48:17   are that clear

00:48:18   right

00:48:19   like like this

00:48:20   is this is a way

00:48:21   to describe how

00:48:22   to copy themes

00:48:23   from one widget

00:48:24   to another

00:48:25   but I don't know

00:48:26   if people can

00:48:26   actually understand

00:48:27   what I'm trying

00:48:28   to get at

00:48:29   based on what

00:48:29   I've said

00:48:30   sure

00:48:30   but then also

00:48:32   we made a video

00:48:33   to show people

00:48:34   how to do it

00:48:34   right like

00:48:35   that's true

00:48:35   right but like

00:48:37   that's the way

00:48:37   you solve a situation

00:48:38   like this I think

00:48:39   of like a

00:48:40   three sentences

00:48:41   is not necessarily

00:48:43   the best way

00:48:43   to describe something

00:48:44   that is complicated

00:48:45   well like the screen

00:48:46   we're looking at

00:48:46   right now

00:48:47   like it

00:48:48   it changes

00:48:49   like you change

00:48:50   the button

00:48:50   and it changes

00:48:51   and they have

00:48:52   the row of crayons

00:48:53   up there

00:48:53   to give you

00:48:55   like real feedback

00:48:56   oh this is

00:48:57   the toggle

00:48:58   I wanted

00:48:58   for my

00:48:59   situation

00:49:00   right

00:49:00   that is a good

00:49:01   this is a good

00:49:02   piece of UI

00:49:03   it is

00:49:03   like in this link

00:49:04   in the show notes

00:49:04   right where you

00:49:05   can see

00:49:06   in real time

00:49:07   what pressing

00:49:08   all these buttons

00:49:09   does

00:49:09   like this is

00:49:10   good UI

00:49:11   and I

00:49:12   don't want to be

00:49:13   that guy

00:49:13   but I think

00:49:14   like this is

00:49:14   old UI

00:49:15   and that's why

00:49:15   it's good

00:49:15   right

00:49:16   like it's

00:49:17   been there

00:49:17   it comes from

00:49:18   a different time

00:49:19   and like

00:49:19   and also

00:49:21   it's also

00:49:21   had the benefit

00:49:22   of time

00:49:23   right

00:49:23   that like

00:49:24   they've been able

00:49:25   to make this

00:49:25   better I'm sure

00:49:26   over time

00:49:27   so to really

00:49:28   like I think

00:49:29   that is actually

00:49:30   a good example

00:49:31   of how

00:49:32   these accessibility

00:49:35   things should be

00:49:35   presented

00:49:36   is that

00:49:36   yeah

00:49:37   you're seeing

00:49:38   in real time

00:49:39   what the setting

00:49:40   does

00:49:40   like another one

00:49:41   that is really

00:49:42   good

00:49:42   like it makes

00:49:42   voiceover

00:49:43   has a tutorial

00:49:44   that you can

00:49:45   you can tap

00:49:46   a button

00:49:46   and it will

00:49:47   give you a tutorial

00:49:48   about how to

00:49:50   use voiceover

00:49:50   and like what's

00:49:51   going on there

00:49:52   obviously

00:49:53   incredibly important

00:49:54   for voiceover

00:49:54   because people

00:49:56   who need

00:49:56   voiceover

00:49:57   can maybe

00:49:57   not even

00:49:57   see the screen

00:49:58   that you're

00:50:00   trying to

00:50:01   explain it

00:50:01   on

00:50:01   right

00:50:01   so you kind

00:50:02   of

00:50:03   kind of

00:50:03   you have

00:50:04   to provide

00:50:04   another

00:50:05   method

00:50:06   to show

00:50:07   people how

00:50:07   to use it

00:50:08   because

00:50:08   you have

00:50:09   to describe

00:50:10   it to them

00:50:10   potentially

00:50:11   rather than

00:50:12   depending on

00:50:13   how bad

00:50:13   the vision

00:50:14   situation is

00:50:15   that they're

00:50:15   dealing with

00:50:16   but I feel

00:50:18   like just

00:50:19   some of

00:50:19   these

00:50:20   and look

00:50:21   the more

00:50:22   I'm digging

00:50:22   through it

00:50:23   all right

00:50:23   there are

00:50:23   places where

00:50:24   they're doing

00:50:24   this

00:50:25   so I've

00:50:25   tapped into

00:50:25   eye tracking

00:50:26   and it says

00:50:27   learn more

00:50:28   right there's

00:50:28   like a learn

00:50:29   more button

00:50:29   and then it

00:50:30   brings up a

00:50:30   big sheet

00:50:31   where it

00:50:32   explains stuff

00:50:32   like there

00:50:34   are places

00:50:35   where they're

00:50:35   doing this

00:50:36   but it is

00:50:37   needed in

00:50:38   I think

00:50:39   kind of a lot

00:50:40   of places

00:50:40   I'm actually

00:50:41   going to be

00:50:41   very fair to

00:50:42   Apple here

00:50:42   that there

00:50:42   are a lot

00:50:43   of learn more

00:50:43   links in

00:50:44   when you dig

00:50:45   into accessibility

00:50:45   settings and

00:50:46   maybe we're

00:50:46   just we've

00:50:47   just picked

00:50:48   on one

00:50:48   specifically

00:50:48   but I do

00:50:49   think like the

00:50:50   display scenario

00:50:51   the display

00:50:52   settings there's

00:50:53   a lot of

00:50:53   situations where

00:50:54   they're just

00:50:54   like you just

00:50:55   turn this on

00:50:55   turn it off

00:50:56   I just found

00:50:57   a wild bug

00:50:58   in 2601

00:51:00   at least on the

00:51:00   iPhone air

00:51:01   which is what I

00:51:02   have in front of

00:51:02   me right now

00:51:02   I put a video

00:51:04   a video of it

00:51:05   in the discord

00:51:06   the video looks

00:51:08   better than it

00:51:08   does in real

00:51:09   life but turning

00:51:10   reduced

00:51:10   transparency

00:51:10   off makes

00:51:12   the screen

00:51:13   like low

00:51:14   resolution

00:51:14   like blocky

00:51:17   like not

00:51:17   retina

00:51:18   don't know

00:51:19   what's going

00:51:20   on there

00:51:20   someone should

00:51:21   look at that

00:51:22   I'm doing it

00:51:23   on my phone

00:51:23   and it's not

00:51:24   happening

00:51:24   let me look

00:51:25   at your

00:51:25   video

00:51:25   oh

00:51:27   yeah that's

00:51:30   weird

00:51:30   what's

00:51:33   happening

00:51:34   there

00:51:34   I don't

00:51:34   know

00:51:35   I can't

00:51:35   get it

00:51:36   not block

00:51:36   is 2601

00:51:37   so yeah

00:51:39   like you're

00:51:40   you're turning

00:51:41   on reduced

00:51:41   transparency

00:51:42   was on

00:51:44   when you turn

00:51:45   it off

00:51:45   it's everything's

00:51:47   blurry

00:51:47   yeah

00:51:48   maybe they just

00:51:49   added full

00:51:50   transparency over

00:51:51   the entire

00:51:51   screen

00:51:52   it's just like a

00:51:53   very thin

00:51:54   transparent layer

00:51:55   that's over the

00:51:56   entire screen

00:51:56   yeah like I'm

00:51:57   restarting the

00:51:58   phone to see

00:51:59   if it fixes

00:52:00   it because going

00:52:01   to the lock

00:52:01   screen did not

00:52:02   this might be

00:52:02   one of these

00:52:03   things that like

00:52:04   you've got like

00:52:05   a stacking

00:52:05   set of

00:52:06   accessibility

00:52:08   options that

00:52:09   are interactive

00:52:10   with each

00:52:11   other poorly

00:52:11   the only one

00:52:12   I know is on

00:52:13   is reduced

00:52:13   motion

00:52:14   or not that

00:52:16   one the lock

00:52:16   the 60

00:52:17   hertz

00:52:17   whatever that

00:52:19   one's called

00:52:19   we just turned

00:52:20   off promotion

00:52:20   right

00:52:21   promotion

00:52:21   I'm anti

00:52:23   motion

00:52:23   you mentioned

00:52:26   you had the

00:52:27   air in your

00:52:27   hand

00:52:27   why'd you

00:52:30   have the

00:52:30   off on air

00:52:30   in your

00:52:30   hand

00:52:31   are you

00:52:35   using the

00:52:35   off on air

00:52:36   because all of

00:52:36   my data and

00:52:37   e-sim are on

00:52:38   it at the

00:52:38   moment

00:52:38   all of your

00:52:40   e-sim

00:52:40   it's good

00:52:42   all of my

00:52:42   data comma

00:52:43   and my e-sim

00:52:44   comma

00:52:45   are on this

00:52:46   phone

00:52:46   yep

00:52:46   I love this

00:52:53   phone so much

00:52:54   here's the

00:52:56   thing

00:52:57   I know the

00:52:58   iPhone pro

00:52:59   is the right

00:53:00   phone for me

00:53:00   battery life

00:53:02   cameras

00:53:03   design

00:53:04   color

00:53:06   but I pick up

00:53:09   the iPhone air

00:53:09   because I had

00:53:10   both in my

00:53:11   return window in

00:53:12   Saturday I was

00:53:13   going to make a

00:53:13   decision I don't

00:53:14   need both because

00:53:15   I've got other

00:53:16   phones in my

00:53:17   testing fleet

00:53:18   like several

00:53:19   but

00:53:21   I had my

00:53:24   data on the

00:53:25   pro

00:53:25   for four or

00:53:27   five days

00:53:28   with my

00:53:28   e-sim

00:53:28   minute

00:53:29   moved the

00:53:30   e-sim to

00:53:30   the air

00:53:30   for four or

00:53:32   five days

00:53:33   and I don't

00:53:34   like I want to

00:53:35   keep it on the

00:53:35   air I really

00:53:37   like this phone

00:53:37   is it hot when I

00:53:40   just picked it up

00:53:40   because it's been

00:53:41   charging yes

00:53:42   like is the

00:53:43   camera really bad

00:53:44   at a kids cross

00:53:45   country meet

00:53:46   yesterday because I

00:53:46   couldn't zoom

00:53:47   yes am I

00:53:49   hitting low power

00:53:50   mode every

00:53:50   evening yes

00:53:52   but I kind of

00:53:53   don't care about

00:53:54   those things when

00:53:55   I pick it up

00:53:56   so that's a

00:53:57   problem

00:53:58   big big

00:54:00   problem

00:54:01   huh

00:54:02   so all right

00:54:04   I'm also using

00:54:05   one every day

00:54:06   but it's not my

00:54:08   main phone right

00:54:08   it's my work

00:54:09   phone right so

00:54:10   it's a secondary

00:54:11   device to me

00:54:11   because of that

00:54:13   I have none of

00:54:14   the downside

00:54:15   I have no

00:54:16   downside

00:54:17   and I should

00:54:17   clarify because

00:54:18   I was doing the

00:54:19   work personal phone

00:54:20   thing and then I

00:54:21   sort of folded them

00:54:21   back together

00:54:22   and I could

00:54:26   untangle them

00:54:28   again but at

00:54:31   this point it's

00:54:32   all back on one

00:54:32   phone so

00:54:33   okay so you're

00:54:34   back on one phone

00:54:35   I stuck with two

00:54:35   phones and it is

00:54:36   working really well

00:54:37   for me

00:54:38   and I do have

00:54:38   like other phones

00:54:39   for like testing

00:54:40   and you and I

00:54:41   both have phones

00:54:42   that have like no

00:54:43   personal data on

00:54:44   them because when

00:54:44   you're trying to

00:54:44   like do like

00:54:46   content work

00:54:47   for Widgetsmith

00:54:48   you don't want

00:54:49   like the pictures

00:54:50   of your kids

00:54:50   well the Air is

00:54:52   that for me

00:54:52   so my iPhone Air

00:54:54   is set up with a

00:54:55   new iCloud account

00:54:56   which I added to

00:54:57   my family

00:54:57   yeah mine's a

00:54:58   15 Pro that I

00:54:59   had kicking around

00:55:00   and I am able to

00:55:03   still sign in to

00:55:03   all of the services

00:55:04   that I need

00:55:05   like I can sign

00:55:08   in to Slack and

00:55:09   all that kind of

00:55:09   stuff right like

00:55:10   it doesn't matter

00:55:10   what device it's

00:55:11   on and I can

00:55:12   just keep them

00:55:12   all off the

00:55:13   home keep every

00:55:14   app off the

00:55:14   home screen which

00:55:14   is what I'm

00:55:15   doing and you

00:55:16   it means I

00:55:16   don't have

00:55:17   photos I

00:55:17   don't have

00:55:18   calendar stuff

00:55:18   signed in in

00:55:19   the calendar

00:55:19   app like all

00:55:20   that you know

00:55:21   I'm able to

00:55:21   kind of keep

00:55:22   it pretty

00:55:22   siloed even

00:55:23   though I can

00:55:24   still use it

00:55:24   as a work

00:55:25   device but

00:55:25   really what I

00:55:26   needed was just

00:55:27   to not have

00:55:27   the iCloud

00:55:28   stuff popping

00:55:28   in that was

00:55:29   the issue that

00:55:29   I was having

00:55:30   with some of

00:55:30   the stuff that

00:55:31   I was doing

00:55:31   before I have

00:55:33   downloaded Slack

00:55:34   on my personal

00:55:36   phone again just

00:55:37   to sign into the

00:55:37   cross forward Slack

00:55:38   just because that

00:55:39   situation is a little

00:55:40   bit different than

00:55:40   the other Slacks

00:55:41   that I'm in

00:55:42   sure I think it's a

00:55:43   little bit more

00:55:43   responsible for

00:55:44   where I'm at

00:55:45   right now with

00:55:45   that as I'm

00:55:46   still trying to

00:55:47   learn that one

00:55:47   out but everything

00:55:48   else and something

00:55:49   I've done too which

00:55:50   is I'm so happy

00:55:51   about so one of the

00:55:53   main frustrations I

00:55:53   had was if I

00:55:56   would see a link

00:55:57   on my pixel

00:55:59   fault that I would

00:56:00   want to add to

00:56:01   my show notes

00:56:02   for my shows I

00:56:04   didn't really have

00:56:05   a way to deal

00:56:05   with that

00:56:06   and so I was

00:56:09   like oh great

00:56:10   when I'm on the

00:56:10   iPhone I'll be

00:56:11   able to do it

00:56:11   and I'm like oh

00:56:11   no but I'm not

00:56:12   signed into my

00:56:13   iCloud account so

00:56:14   I don't get my

00:56:14   notes right

00:56:15   but I shared the

00:56:17   note with myself

00:56:19   so I'm collaborating

00:56:22   with myself on

00:56:23   these Apple notes

00:56:24   so now I can put

00:56:25   that stuff into

00:56:26   the notes for the

00:56:27   shows so that is

00:56:28   very helpful for me

00:56:28   because I'm very

00:56:30   excited about that

00:56:30   but I have none

00:56:34   of the downside

00:56:34   so I'm only

00:56:36   using my iPhone

00:56:37   for a few hours

00:56:39   a day so the

00:56:41   battery life is

00:56:41   amazing I charge

00:56:44   it maybe once

00:56:44   every two or

00:56:45   three days

00:56:46   yeah you're not

00:56:47   doing that if it's

00:56:48   your main phone

00:56:48   buddy you're just

00:56:49   not doing it

00:56:50   the camera I don't

00:56:52   need doesn't

00:56:54   matter right

00:56:55   like I am not

00:56:56   recommending that

00:56:58   other people live

00:56:58   their life this

00:56:59   way but if you

00:57:01   do live your life

00:57:02   this way that you

00:57:03   have a work

00:57:04   phone and a

00:57:05   personal phone

00:57:05   the iPhone air

00:57:06   is a really

00:57:08   good phone to

00:57:08   do it with

00:57:09   because it

00:57:11   actually becomes

00:57:11   more enjoyable

00:57:12   to use because

00:57:13   I'm moving

00:57:13   between phones

00:57:14   so I think

00:57:16   maybe have the

00:57:16   experience of the

00:57:18   lightness and the

00:57:18   thinness more

00:57:19   often right

00:57:20   because I'm

00:57:22   moving between

00:57:23   them it's very

00:57:24   funny when I

00:57:24   pick up if I'm

00:57:25   using my air for

00:57:25   a bit I pick up

00:57:26   my pro it kind

00:57:27   of feels like I'm

00:57:27   grabbing a Walkman

00:57:28   it's like how it

00:57:29   feels like unbelievably

00:57:31   thick and it feels

00:57:33   here's the other

00:57:34   thing two things

00:57:35   on the physicality

00:57:36   the buttons are way

00:57:37   better on the air

00:57:38   like they're

00:57:39   clickier

00:57:40   maybe it's just my

00:57:42   pro but like the

00:57:43   sleep wake button on

00:57:44   my iPhone pro is

00:57:45   like oatmeal it's

00:57:46   super mushy

00:57:47   like to the point

00:57:49   where like I pick

00:57:49   my phone up and

00:57:50   sometimes it's just

00:57:51   sitting in the like

00:57:52   Apple pay screen

00:57:53   because it thinks

00:57:53   it's been held

00:57:54   down something's

00:57:55   wrong with your

00:57:56   profile yeah I

00:57:57   may I may

00:57:57   mine ain't like

00:57:58   I may swap that

00:57:59   out button gate

00:58:00   button gate

00:58:01   but the what

00:58:05   was the other

00:58:05   thing the other

00:58:06   thing is I was

00:58:06   talking to Jason

00:58:07   about this like it

00:58:08   does feel like the

00:58:09   pro feels thick in

00:58:10   comparison to the

00:58:11   air but the thing

00:58:14   that I was surprised

00:58:15   by a little bit is

00:58:15   the pro the screen

00:58:16   feels smaller which

00:58:17   it is like using the

00:58:19   air for an extended

00:58:20   period of time going

00:58:20   back to the pro the

00:58:21   pro feels cramped

00:58:23   and I don't like with

00:58:24   that I don't like

00:58:26   that thought because

00:58:28   then my brain's like

00:58:28   maybe I need a pro

00:58:29   max which I don't

00:58:30   want so I got to

00:58:32   continue with that

00:58:32   too yeah that that

00:58:34   is actually like this

00:58:35   the screen size is

00:58:36   weird for me like

00:58:37   the the bigger screen

00:58:40   size it's like it

00:58:41   feels odd sometimes

00:58:42   I'm like oh yeah

00:58:43   this is like actually

00:58:46   a bigger phone like

00:58:49   I'm not used to that

00:58:50   anymore it's weird

00:58:51   it's like oh I

00:58:52   can't reach that

00:58:53   how can't I reach

00:58:54   that oh it's a

00:58:55   bigger screen because

00:58:56   it's so thin and

00:58:57   light I forget it's

00:58:58   big you know yeah

00:58:59   yeah I actually

00:59:01   really like the

00:59:02   screen size on the

00:59:03   on the air see I

00:59:06   don't know what I'm

00:59:06   going to do I don't

00:59:08   want to keep both I

00:59:09   don't need both and I

00:59:12   got till Saturday so

00:59:14   we'll see why don't

00:59:16   you want to keep

00:59:16   both I don't need

00:59:17   both and I'd like

00:59:19   sure you do I would

00:59:20   like a thousand

00:59:20   dollars back sure

00:59:22   you do sure you

00:59:23   need them why don't

00:59:23   you need them I mean

00:59:25   if I were going to

00:59:26   go back to the

00:59:26   work phone personal

00:59:27   phone I would but

00:59:31   that led to a lot of

00:59:32   complications especially

00:59:35   like in the morning

00:59:37   because you know like I

00:59:39   get to work about

00:59:39   eight after kids are at

00:59:41   school and stuff but

00:59:42   everyone I work with

00:59:44   is in the UK you know

00:59:46   who I work with on a

00:59:46   daily basis right like

00:59:48   sparks and I aren't

00:59:49   talking every day about

00:59:50   Mac power users and he's

00:59:51   in California so this

00:59:52   isn't an issue but the

00:59:54   people I work with

00:59:54   daily are in the UK and

00:59:57   I it is helpful to me

01:00:00   and everyone else that I

01:00:01   at least check in early

01:00:03   in the morning before I'm

01:00:04   quote-unquote at work and

01:00:07   when I had the work phone

01:00:08   you know it would be on

01:00:10   my desk and I'd pick you

01:00:11   know pick it up when I

01:00:12   was at work and or I'd

01:00:13   leave it behind on a

01:00:15   Saturday and like I

01:00:17   couldn't find the balance

01:00:19   of being accessible when

01:00:20   I needed to be but also

01:00:23   the benefits of like

01:00:24   leaving the work phone

01:00:25   behind and I'd never

01:00:27   struck that balance and

01:00:30   maybe it needed more time

01:00:31   because I did it for

01:00:32   three or four months maybe

01:00:34   it needed more time but I

01:00:36   couldn't get it right and

01:00:38   most of the time I just

01:00:39   found myself carrying two

01:00:40   phones which is different

01:00:42   when you work for a big

01:00:43   organization right where

01:00:44   like you have your

01:00:45   corporate apps and you

01:00:47   can't sign into your

01:00:48   stuff on your personal

01:00:49   phone and like I don't

01:00:51   have any of those

01:00:51   limitations right there

01:00:53   are no chains on me as a

01:00:55   wise man once said

01:00:56   kind of are there's some

01:00:58   chains yeah more chains

01:01:00   to the UK so yes so yeah I

01:01:04   don't know like if it's

01:01:06   just my heart I would use

01:01:08   the iPhone air for a year

01:01:09   but even in the week or so

01:01:12   that I've been doing that I

01:01:13   run into the limitations and

01:01:15   like at this cross country

01:01:16   meet one of my kids is

01:01:17   running in like it would

01:01:18   have been really great to

01:01:19   have better pictures of

01:01:20   that but I couldn't because

01:01:22   I only had the one camera

01:01:24   and they were kind of far

01:01:25   away and like that's stinks

01:01:28   so I may just need to I may

01:01:33   just need to let it go and

01:01:35   be a pro guy it makes you

01:01:39   sound so sad which is

01:01:42   ridiculous because the pro is

01:01:43   a great phone like I love

01:01:45   the way it looks I love the

01:01:46   design the orange is sick

01:01:48   although I do understand why

01:01:49   people would think it would

01:01:50   be a lot to deal with every

01:01:52   day like I last week my

01:01:55   stuff was on the the iPhone

01:01:57   pro and I was at a meeting and

01:01:58   I pulled it out and set it on

01:01:59   the table with some stuff and

01:02:00   everybody was like whoa it's

01:02:02   like okay like you know I know

01:02:03   it's new but it is brightly

01:02:05   colored it does draw attention

01:02:06   so I don't know really the

01:02:08   perfect iPhone would be silver

01:02:09   with orange accents we were

01:02:11   talking about this in discord

01:02:12   the other day like what the

01:02:13   buttons were orange like the

01:02:14   pixel used to do like that

01:02:15   would be you know I've Apple

01:02:18   watch ultra the design but I

01:02:21   don't know man I don't know

01:02:23   I don't know I'm looking at

01:02:26   the back of my phone right

01:02:27   now and I share with you my

01:02:28   thing that makes me sad so I

01:02:29   use a magnetic pop socket

01:02:30   right mm-hmm the top edge of

01:02:33   the pop socket is like a

01:02:37   millimeter or so to like like

01:02:40   goes over the border between

01:02:42   the glass and the metal hmm

01:02:44   and so like it just doesn't

01:02:48   look perfect you know what I

01:02:49   mean I'm happy about that

01:02:52   use a case of the air no good

01:02:55   although I would want one for

01:02:57   bike rides and that you know

01:03:00   because I've got the peak design

01:03:01   mount on all my bikes and I can

01:03:03   just put the phone on there and

01:03:05   they can use the bike workout UI

01:03:07   which is actually really really

01:03:08   nice no one seems to have made

01:03:12   cases for the air yet at least

01:03:13   about to ask you that question if

01:03:15   you didn't bring it up yeah that

01:03:17   see that it's interesting that no

01:03:18   one was sure about that one yeah

01:03:20   but everyone had iPhone 17 pro

01:03:23   cases like locked and loaded for

01:03:26   for launch so maybe they will come

01:03:28   out I think Nomad because I just

01:03:31   looked yesterday actually in advance

01:03:33   of this so Nomad has an iPhone air

01:03:36   case I'm gonna put this in discord

01:03:38   no offense Nomad like I love your

01:03:41   products this ain't it like this

01:03:43   looks real bad take a look at that

01:03:46   thing look at it from the side it the

01:03:49   whole side is cut out it's like a

01:03:51   leather sheet on the back that grips

01:03:53   the top and bottom of the phone I don't

01:03:55   like oh no no no no no they've made the

01:03:58   worst possible case you could make I

01:04:00   I think so like what are they trying

01:04:02   to achieve with this case no I don't

01:04:05   know like what is this what what are

01:04:08   they trying to do here

01:04:10   maintains the form factor how put

01:04:14   sides on it just make a regular thin

01:04:16   cases people want it yeah I don't know

01:04:19   what this product is doing you know

01:04:24   what I mean like I don't know why you

01:04:25   why why is it like this it doesn't it

01:04:29   seems to provide no benefit that I can

01:04:32   see yeah and there's not any iPhone air

01:04:37   stuff on peak design site yet but yeah

01:04:40   I mean the the phone is light enough and

01:04:42   nice enough I would not use it with a

01:04:43   case but I would like the option on

01:04:45   occasion you know sometimes it is useful

01:04:48   to have your phone in the case my 16 pro

01:04:51   lived basically its whole life in the

01:04:52   case so yeah we'll see I think I don't

01:05:01   know maybe I don't want to keep both but

01:05:05   maybe that's what happens you'd still have

01:05:10   to make a decision though yeah you kept

01:05:12   both in two days well yes I would and you

01:05:18   know maybe the air can like stay in my

01:05:19   life but the pro is my daily because like

01:05:22   the pro is a better phone for me in

01:05:23   every other way in every way except for

01:05:24   the way that that I feel when I pick it

01:05:26   up in examining this I pulled an iPhone

01:05:31   10 out of the drawer okay and I've been

01:05:33   working on my review and there's a section

01:05:35   in my review that talks about like this

01:05:38   is like the successor to the iPhone 10

01:05:40   right because it was the first one with

01:05:42   face ID and like the new design and like

01:05:44   the iPhone 10 man was perfect like this

01:05:48   phone I've got it right here it's so

01:05:50   nice it was before the stainless steel

01:05:52   rails got a bit played it's the right

01:05:56   size it's way it's thinner than I

01:05:59   remember it like I kind of forgotten that

01:06:01   from the 10 until now the phones have

01:06:03   gotten thicker and that's yeah that

01:06:05   comes with features like I'm not

01:06:07   complaining I understand why it's that

01:06:09   way but I kind of forgotten how thin the

01:06:11   10 is man the 10 was just it was so good

01:06:14   I have no concept for how thin it was

01:06:16   like what what else is that kind of

01:06:18   thinness let me see what I have here

01:06:21   it is it's noticeably thinner than the

01:06:30   15 pro that I have here okay like you

01:06:35   can run your finger over them and like

01:06:36   feel the bump where the 15 pro is so

01:06:40   so I'm on the Apple website and it says

01:06:43   the width no the depth is 7.7

01:06:48   millimeters so good and like it aged like

01:06:55   this one nice thing about the stainless

01:06:56   steel is like it aged nicely like it was a

01:07:00   good design this one's all kind of back

01:07:01   kind of kind of banged up and it looks

01:07:05   cool banged up man it's incredible to look

01:07:08   at the iPhone 10 and the iPhone 17 side by

01:07:10   side in an image because the iPhone 17 also

01:07:14   has the two vertical cameras yeah and like

01:07:17   the camera size difference is truly incredible

01:07:22   like it is I'll give send you a picture but

01:07:26   you can look it on there I saw a thing on

01:07:29   social media this I think last night

01:07:32   yesterday at some point it was a picture of

01:07:34   an iPhone 11 pro and it was like this phone

01:07:37   looks like AI now because the camera bump is

01:07:40   like shoved way in the corner and at the

01:07:42   time was huge right it was the first three

01:07:44   camera phone but just so

01:07:47   yeah it looks wrong compared to what we have

01:07:50   now it looks wrong

01:07:51   like even compared to the 15 pro

01:07:55   mm-hmm

01:07:56   like it kind of looks like a bad Photoshop of

01:07:59   a phone yeah yeah it does

01:08:01   it's like when someone tries to put a phone

01:08:06   in an ad and it because they don't want to

01:08:07   put like a an iPhone in it or whatever and

01:08:10   they just kind of like remove some details and

01:08:12   like change some stuff around

01:08:14   precisely phones iPhone air rules though

01:08:18   like it's the best new iPhone in a long

01:08:20   time it's just not perfect iPhone mm-hmm

01:08:23   because it's actually new it's like a new

01:08:25   thing I think it's going to do really well I

01:08:27   think it's just going to take time yeah I

01:08:29   think people need to see it and experience

01:08:31   it and go through the torment that you're

01:08:33   going through

01:08:33   um before they could consider buying it

01:08:36   maybe I carry my super thin light iPhone

01:08:39   air but also a camera and take real

01:08:42   pictures that that's interesting that's

01:08:44   the solution I don't think I mean it's

01:08:47   not it is a solution it's not a good one

01:08:49   no

01:08:50   and an iPod as well take one of those of you

01:08:54   these are not one item there are three

01:08:58   items we call it too much stuff yeah and a

01:09:04   battery you need a battery too that's true

01:09:06   that's true uh so yeah we'll tune in to

01:09:11   see where I end up I guess gripping not

01:09:15   without a case because case makes the

01:09:19   phone okay we're done uh thank you so

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