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Join Shawn DuBravac of Avrio Institute and Ross Rubin of Reticle Research as they provide insights on the biggest tech stories, including: —what Microsoft's purchase of Nuance Communications means for healthcare and beyond —how Apple's rumored HomePod extensions could transform the TV experience —how Jeff Bezos' final shareholder letter lays out a roadmap for Amazon. Go deeper on tech news in every episode of Techspansive!

Please join me for today's podcast with noted journalist Walt Mossberg, where we discuss his work with on The News Literacy Project, Facebook News, Adobe's recently announced Content Initiative, the new Apple AirPods Pro and the new shows on Apple's TV+ service.

AirPods Pro comes at a pro price, Google buy Fitbit and Apple's TV+ launches to varied reviews. If you're listening on the go, check out munchtech.tv/mobile to find out more about our mobile applications. Enjoy the show? We'd appreciate if you could leave an iTunes rating or review to let us know!

Apple's TV + streaming service debuts 11/1 and Jefferson Graham has a preview.

With one simple word, Apple may have unleashed a path to a huge user base for TV+, the streaming service it plans to launch Nov. 1. That word: free. The impact, possibly 100 million or more subscribers. During the first part of this episode of Bloom in Tech, I'll give you my reasoning for this possibly game-changing deal here near the start of the Streaming Wars. For the show's second half, I sat down recently with Mike Keyserling, chief operating officer for Philo, which offers 58 channels of TV networks you probably like a lot, at a price you'll almost certainly like even more. Philo is one of several so-called skinny bundles jostling for the subscription dollars of cord cutters looking to get off traditional cable, while still getting most of the channels they like watching there. Mike and I talked about what makes Philo different, building your own pay-TV bundle in the streaming age, and why college campuses have been an ideal testing ground for the service's development the past several years. Give a listen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/davidlbloom/support

This week: Apple's TV+ streaming service release before Disney+ Muppets series canned Dark Shadows Reincarnation The Watchmen readies for launch Marvel pinch Haley Steinfeld for the Hawkeye series What if? news Spider-verse producers with multiple Spider-shows Titans Season 2 Nightwing talk New Stephen King book slated for adaption before release John Travolta lined up for Supanova Margot Robbie looking for a Tank Girl reboot Matrix 4 filming February Rian Johnson's new film receiving praise Mission: Impossible 7 & 8 Harry Styles turns down Little Mermaid live adaption

Alliteration is a weakness, cadets, but the sheer bulk of stupid, obnoxious, silly, or irritating fails this week managed to obscure some of the bigger stories of the week, and calls for some literary larks. This time, just to be different, Cap'ns Mike and Charles dispose of one of the week's major talking points -- Apple's fiscal Q3 results -- in a mere 90 seconds, with some follow-up commentary on the surprising difficulties befalling Cook & Company's main rivals. We move away from finance fast, friends, and forage the forrest of fail for fiascos, fatuous flops, and faux pas! Oops, sorry. And yet there's more! The crew also go granular on the "voice clips from smart speakers" controversy, note Apple Card's terms and conditions, welcome CBS All Access to Apple's TV app and note HBO Max as the new home of streaming "NuWho" (2005-on Doctor Who -- yes, there's more than that of it), praise (yes praise) some government moves that are pro-consumer (for once), study Intel's latest 10nm chips, and lambast Verizon for not understanding the world "unlimited" (go sit in the corner next to AT&T, ya morons!). What th' Fail this week singes BMW, the trade war, Equifax, Capital One, idiotic lawsuits, and an Apple bug that ought to have been fixed by now. All this and a tutorial on the T2, and how to keep the HammerCast and Space Javelin episodes filed nicely -- along with yet another life saved by Apple Watch and a man named Mac Book who has a low bribe point. Carefully puncture your space suits with your Ford-era WIN buttons, cadets ... it's all the armor you need to fight the fusillade of fabulists!

A review of the OnePlus 7 Pro smartphone; iPhone 7 recall; first ever 1 terabyte MicroSD card; Uber launches a "quiet mode" and faster pickups at airports; DJI's Osmo Action camera is great for vlogging; ibi Photo backup device; Apple's TV app gets a makeover; a new app takes an AI approach to robocalls; emails and callers talk about a business scam involving Google, finding the best home computer, switching to Spectrum Mobile and cutting down on robocalls. Follow Rich: https://twitter.com/richdemuro Follow Producer Meghan: https://twitter.com/producermeghan Rich's Book: 101 Handy Tech Tips for the iPhone https://www.amazon.com/101-Handy-Tech-Tips-iPhone/dp/1731457944

Will Apple's new foray into streaming be able to swim in the same waters as Netflix and Disney, or will it go the way of Verizon's Go90? Recode executive editor Peter Kafka and Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel discuss Apple's plan for streaming, news, and more. Subscribe to Recode Media with Peter Kafka. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

on Apple's TV+, Facebook's NEW Privacy Scandal, the Future of Live Videos After Christchurch Incident, YouTube's Exit From Original Content, Messenger Adding Reply-to Feature, and Instagram's Move into eCommerce.

Following this week's 3/25 Apple Event, Jeff and Tyler debate if Apple's shift into "services" is good for consumer productivity and pocketbooks.  They also talk about their mixed opinions about the new iPad Mini, iPad Air, Airpods, Apple Credit Card, Apple News, Apple Arcade, and the murky direction of Apple's TV strategy.  Lastly, Jeff talks about the tormented love he has for his new iPad Pro as an "almost laptop replacement." Jeff Grace @jeffgrace Twitter @jeffgrace Instagram Tyler Schnabel @TylerSchnabel (Twitter) @TylerSchnabel (Instagram) Mentioned in this Episode

Apple's event this week introduced Apple TV Plus, Apple News Plus, Apple Card, Apple Arcade, and more channels on Apple TV. The Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Chris Welch, and Paul Miller run through the event, their new services, and how it will compete with current products in the market.  Stories discussed this week: Apple Event 2019: TV plus shows, News, Oprah and biggest …Apple's TV efforts: an abridged history over the yearsApple News Plus: price, release date and how to sign upApple launches $9.99 Apple News PlusThe Apple Card is a perfect example of Apple's post-iPhone strategy …Apple announces Apple Card credit cardApple Card: Apple's thinnest and lightest status symbol everApple Arcade has game developers excited, but questions remain …Apple Arcade is a new game subscription for iOS, Mac, and Apple TV All the shows coming to Apple's TV streaming serviceApple's revamped TV app is coming to Roku and Fire TVMacbook Air (2019) reviewI rode with Nissan’s AR and 5G-powered virtual passengersNintendo plans two new Switch models for this year: WSJ  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've got a super-powered moviecast this week. Zack Snyder goes crazy defending his vision for the DCU. We get wind of what Avengers: Endgame's hefty runtime will actually be. We also take a look at Apple's TV slate. Finally, we start our first phase of Endgame hype by listing our top five favorite MCU characters. #avengers #endgame #avengersendgame #marvel #dc #apple #podcast

Subscription gaming services, what would make Apple's TV+ offering more compelling, third-party keyboards, and whether or not we will be getting the Apple Card.

Special early-evening edition of the program all about TV, focusing on Apple's TV initiative announcement earlieir today.  Our roundtable guests:  Business Insider Apple observer Lisa Eadicicco,  MediaVillage technology columnist Jeff Minsky, and Interactive TV Today/TV Of Tomorrow Show founder and chief executive Tracy Swedlow.

This week Josh and Ryan take a deep dive into the latest developments with their best frenemy, technology. Topics include Google Stadia, Apple's TV play, and what exactly the teens are learning on Instagram. Will technology save us all? Or will it lead us down a path of madness, Theranos-style? Download episode 156 and join us as we move ever closer to the brink. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss our extended experience with Apple's new Smart Battery Case, developing Mac software and a special utility used for the show, Apple's TV drama before its new video service launches, the latest changes in iOS 12.2 beta, and much more. 9to5Mac Happy Hour is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play Music, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by LinkedIn Jobs: Go to LinkedIn.com/HAPPYHOUR and get a $50 credit toward your first job post! Sponsored by Capterra: Visit Capterra.com/HappyHour today and join the millions of people who use Capterra each month. Hosts: Benjamin Mayo Zac Hall Topics: Apple officially releases Smart Battery cases for iPhone XS/Max/XR with Qi charging support Tabs To Links for Mac Tim Cook reportedly tells Apple's original content TV producers 'don't be so mean', lack of clarity causing delays iOS 12.2 beta 4 now available, here's what's new What's new in iOS 12.2 beta 4 - changes and features [Video] Apple quietly updates the quality of the British Siri voice 2019 AAPL shareholders meeting: New iPad Pro features, philanthropy controversy, Apple health push Researcher who found macOS Keychain security hole is sharing details with Apple, even though company yet to promise macOS bug bounty program iPhone again sees hefty discounts in China, this time for iPhone XS and XS Max Feedback? Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

Apple is ok with the iPhone showing AT&T's fake 5G network icon. All-new emoji's are revealed for iOS in 2019 and Apple's TV service is starting to really come together. You can support this show and my independent work at www.patreon.com/briantong THANK YOU! Call in to the show at 833-888-ABXL(2295) or email applebitzshow@gmail.com

We take a look at Vector's review on fixing the HomePod. Samsung's Smart TV will support iTunes Movies & TV Shows as well as AirPlay 2. We discuss the original Apple TV. AT&T tries to slip in a 5G icon on client phones. Microsoft's GitHub adds unlimited private repos. We look at a leaked photo of an iPad Mini 5. A new "behind OLED" Face ID sensor is revealed. Apple uses trade-ins as well as lower prices in some markets to encourage iPhone sales. Samsung also warns of a 30% reduction in profits in it's 4th quarter. Yubico reveals Lightning port security keys. Apple's TV service should come out in 2019. Picks: Xcode in 10 Seconds, Shortcuts links, Test Your Swift.

The guys talk about Apple's TV content, Facebook unveils an Echo Show competitor, Siri Shortcuts are all over the place, and so much more!

This week we review VENOM! and count down the top 5.5 movie and TV anti-heroes. We also talk Apple's TV productions will be free, James Gunn hired by WB for Suicide Squad 2, and the Star Wars TV show, The Mandalorian.News: Apple TV productions free for device ownershttps://www.businessinsider.com/apple-plans-to-make-its-original-content-free-for-all-iphone-and-ipad-owners-2018-10James Gunn to write and possibly direct Suicide Squad 2https://screenrant.com/james-gunn-suicide-squad-2-sequel-details/ The Mandalorianhttps://www.engadget.com/2018/10/04/the-mandalorian-star-wars-disney-streaming/Please visit our website at www.thirdreelpodcast.com for more content Email: contact@thirdreelpodcast.com Twitter: @ThirdReelPod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCEC-G3ie6unw0nJY0BfboQ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thirdreelpodcast/ Amazon Affiliate Link: https://www.amazon.ca/?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=shifti05-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=ec31c95ca9d1040142ab09e2e1066faa&camp=15121&creative=330641 A Shifting Focus production Theme: "Enigma" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Dan and a former Department of Education attorney discuss how the Trump administration is seeking to roll back Obama-era rules designed to protect students from fraudulent for-profit colleges. Plus, in his Final Two, Dan talks about SiriusXM buying Pandora and the most unexpected part of Apple's TV plans.

Join us this week, as we are half asleep as we go golfing, questing, and on a walkabout with a wombat.

This weekend our guests include outspoken writer/editor Bryan Chaffin, co-founder and co-publisher of The Mac Observer, The discussion includes Apple's efforts to expand its AR efforts, and Gene's concern that it probably won't mean much unless you're into gaming. And what sort of AR glasses might Apple devise to avoid the problems that afflicted the failed Google Glass? There is also a lengthy discussion of Apple's TV prospects, where it is spending an estimated one billion dollars or more to create original content with well-known producers and directors. What format will Apple use to present these shows, which are expected to debut beginning in 2019? Will it be something to accompany Apple Music, thus Apple Music and TV? Or will Apple establish a totally separate streaming service for its new content? Gene expresses his skepticism that the world is ready for yet another streaming TV service what with so many available already, whereas Bryan feels it won't be part of Apple TV. In a very special encore segment, you'll also hear from long-time Apple guru and prolific author Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus, as Gene recounts yet another episode of his ongoing troubles with AT&T when he tried to take advantage of a cheap offer for DirecTV. Gene explains why he's kept AT&T service for his iPhone even though there are other and possibly better alternatives. Bob says he switched from AT&T to T-Mobile. There's also a brief discussion of "world backup day," as Gene facetiously suggests that maybe the show ought to go back in time to honor the event in the proper fashion. And what about published reports that future versions of macOS and iOS might allow you to run the same apps on both? And what about recent speculation that Apple will someday ditch using Intel processors on Macs and make yet another processor move, to the same A-series ARM chips used on iPhones and iPads? Is this a reasonable possibility, or would the fact that many Mac users need to run Windows at native speeds make such a move unfeasible?

Almost Cancelled discuss this week's TV news which include a release date for 3%, and update when to expect Apple's TV service and some of the shows that are on the bubble.Plus plenty more streaming/network TV dramas and comedies are in development including Cursed from Netflix and The Three-Body Problem from Amazon.patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mildfuzztv twitter: https://twitter.com/Mild_Fuzz

Apple's TV strategy revealed. Plus...Video wins online, but where's the money? Rants and raves about Dyson's move into electric vehicles, the scale of Amazon's investment in Alexa, 12 questions that will change your life, and a terrific new podcast about the people and the making of the movie The Exorcist. Brand Authority Tom Asacker and Media Strategist Mark Ramsey go inside what's really happening in media.Sources: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/apples-tv-strategy-becomes-clearer-as-top-stars-jockey-shows-1043285https://digiday.com/media/pivoting-video-publishers-face-big-monetization-gap/http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/michael-wolff-who-wins-loses-medias-great-pivot-video-1045129

Mikah and Joe talk about Apple's Eddy Cue interview with Peter Kafka at the Code Conference where they discussed 'Planet of the Apps' and Apple's TV and Music efforts.

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This week Brian and Faisal discuss the Faisal's recent travels to Africa to discover and learn about mobile payments in Africa, part of the financial inclusion discovery tour. Faisal discusses the mobile payments landscape in Tanzania and how mobile payments are being used by all facets of society. In addition Faisal also discusses his recent trip to the labor camps in Dubai and how migrant workers are sending remittances back home, along with a surprise discovery when it comes to smartphones. Brian delves deep into Apple's September 9th (2015) event and what it has in store for us. In particular Brian elaborates on his Quora post about how Apple TV + Siri + Apple TV Apps + ApplePay might just be a reality for us all. How Apple is taking the bringing the big screen back and how our lives will change with the anticipated Apple TV launch. Brian hints at what he thinks will be Apple's strategy with respect to how we interact and do commerce with our TV and Apple devices, using Siri and ApplePay.

On this week's all-star episode, we explore the common sense reasons behind Apple's earnings miss, how Wall Street has overreacted, and why some so-called industry analysts and tech commentators have totally misunderstood Apple's real sales and prospects. You'll also discover the latest possibilities about the next Mac Pro, and where Apple's TV initiative might go. Our guests include John Martellaro, Senior Editor, Analysis & Reviews for The Mac Observer, and Peter Cohen, a co-host of the "Angry Mac Bastards" radio show and Executive Editor for The Loop.

James and John discuss Apple's TV product before AppleTV, the Macintosh TV. The Collection Spotlight is on the Apple eMate, and the eBay Find of the Week is a clear-case Newton. In "What's In a Name?", they discuss past trademark infringement cases related to the current iPhone trademark dispute. Finally, will Apple and Apple Corps finally work together?