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Mike, Elisa, Melissa discuss WWDC, iOS 12, WatchOS 5, macOS Majave, tvOS and what wasn't said on stage

Gaz is away but Guy is still in the UK zone as Simon Parnell joins him to talk about VPN's (and why some countries hate them) and data privacy in regards to the EU's GDPR and the still being debated ePrivacy Act. And just general silliness.

Joining Bart this month are Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple Podcast, and Allister Jenks. The show starts with a quick update on the eternal Apple -v- Samsung trial before moving on to the five main stories for the month. First a collection of App Store related stories including government censorship, a developer's union, a whole kerfuffle around the Steam iOS app, and a challenge to Apple's pricing model from Microsoft. Second, the on-going controversy over Apple's so-called Butterfly Keyboards. Third, the release of two long-awaited products, AirPlay 2, and iCloud messages. Fourth, Microsoft's Hub 2. And finally, Google's Duplex 'demo'. The show finishes with a quick rundown of a few other Apple related stories that made the news in May.

Tim is joined by Owen this week to discuss Mocha Frappe’s, VNC attacks, UPS deliveries, OnStqr, Macstock expo, disappearing apps, examples that Siri sucks, 4K, and much more! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Both Guy and Gaz are tired but manage to stay awake long enough to record a show that includes a little bit of Mac news, a few laughs, and Guy's fiery moments of uncontrollable rage! A few technical glitches make their way in too.

In this month's solo show Bart ponders inspiration, and particularly how things we disapprove of and dislike can none-the-less inspire us. Bart also ponders the really big question — does photography make a difference? This show was inspired by some great discussions on two recent Shutter Time episodes (193 & 195) with Antonio Rosario, Sid & Mac.

Tim and David discuss the Echo sharing private audio as well as Amazon working with law enforcement in facial recognition services and the rule of unintended consequences. Our WikiTrolling segment focuses on Adrian Chase and the Vigilante. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Mike, Elisa, Melissa discuss Messages, iOS Updates, Apple Watch settings, Excercise Goals

John and Tim discuss modifying joy-cons, Nintendo’s quarterly earnings, what we are playing and more. Aaron and Tim dive deep into Nintendo Labo.

Gaz is back but this week Guy has gone, that could be good, or equally it could be bad! Don’t panic though has has a guest who he finds out hasn’t been on before, shocker! Simon AKA Serenak joints Gaz and brings some intelligence the the show, finally I here you say. So does Gaz care well you’ll have to listen particularly to the middle section, but with Gaz’s view from his garden you might already guess the answer.

Tim and David discuss Google Duplex and possible cheating the demonstration phone calls, an essay writing company using clueless YouTube celebrities to promote their cheating service, and an idiot using Testa’s self-driving mode. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Gaz is back for at least this week which is great because Guy will be gone next week. Keep this up GMen and you won't get paid! Meanwhile will Apple be the first company to reach a one trillion dollar market cap? Maybe, but we won't see any of it.

Erick Diaz joins Tim and David to discuss Puerto Rico and the two hurricane’s that hit the island last year, then the show takes a lighter tone as well discuss Marvel’s Infinity War movie. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Mike, Elisa, Melissa discuss Orbi Mesh Routers, Apple Watch, Apple Heart Study

Because Guy can barely pay attention to ...well anything, he forgot that Gaz wasn't going to be this week and hadn't set up to record with anyone else. He talks about seeing the new Avengers flick, Apple financials, and the potential for broken microphones in iPhones after updating to iOS 11.3

Joining Bart this month are Kelly Guimont from App Camp for Girls, Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, Victor Cajiao, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a few notable numbers and hires that made the news in April before moving on to the five main stories — Bloomberg's report that Apple will switch the Mac to their own ARM processors, Apple's continued Environmental push, the end of the line for the AirPort, the Q2 2018 earnings call, and the iMac turning 20. The show finishes with a quick rundown of a few other Apple related stories that made the news in April.

Guy Serle joins Tim Robertson this week to discuss the death of Apple’s Airport, NPR buying Pocket Cast, Macstock Expo, Cobra Kai, Star Trek Discovery, Orville, and the Santa Monica Pier. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim talks with Aaron and John in two separate conversations about the news and what we are playing. The next episode will have lots of Labo discussion!

Next week is the annual report from Apple when we find out once and for whether or not all those people predicting doom and gloom for Apple are right or wrong. Until next quarter that is. The GMen also talk about updates,Irish tax bills, and the UK's Year of Engineering! Whatever THAT's all about.

Technical difficulties aside, Tim and David discuss faux-reviews on Amazon, courtesy of Facebook, Chromebook account changes, and U2 is our Wikitrolling segment of the week. Sponsored by MacSales.com