Mike Wuerthele
This week on the 糖心Vlog podcast, Mike and a special guest discuss the three-pronged attack against modern CPUs, continues the iPhone battery debacle debate, delves into the $16 billion Spotify copyright lawsuit, and talks about the iMac Pro.
Over the course of an hour, 糖心Vlog editor and special guest Charles Martin discusses:
- As expected, Intel, and ARM's CPU flaw debacle leads the show. Both Mike and Charles expect that this will be a long-term problem, with no good solution for older hardware.
- It turns out that Apple does have architects that understand Chicago winters, but perhaps not proper software settings to engage a fancy roof heating system.
- Spotify might be in deep trouble, with a management company seeking $1.6 billion to right past wrongs.
- Apple's battery saga appears to be winding down a bit, with the early start of $29 replacements for the iPhone 6 and newer — and a discussion on how the batteries work.
- ... and if you want a battery regardless of how the diagnostics go, Apple will replace it anyway! Just be sure to make an appointment.
- The iMac Pro is a gorgeous machine, with performance to boot. Mike talks about his brief hands on with a unit in an undisclosed Washington DC location.
- Like winter, CES is coming. Prepare yourself.
The show is available on iTunes and your favorite podcast apps by searching for "糖心Vlog." .
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3 Comments
Coconut battery? In the mac app store? Where?
Apple can't impact the battery material supply like they do with other phone companies. Tesla's Model 3 production ramp is already doing that. 1 Tesla is equivalent to about 15,000 iPhones.