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In this week's episode of The Mac & Forth Show, Alan, Steve, and Karl dive into the world of Apple. First up, the gang marvels at the Apple Vision Pro's grand debut in the UK, Australia, and beyond – brace yourselves, folks! Then, they clear the air on a juicy rumour: Apple's AI wasn't trained on a sneaky binge of stolen YouTube videos. The team also ponders the UK's new probe into the potential pitfalls of using Apple Wallet and its frenemies. In a twist that's more dramatic than a soap opera, they dissect AliveCor's latest defeat in the Apple Watch ECG patent saga. And to wrap things up, they bid farewell to Space Grey on the HomePod mini and welcome the sleek new Midnight colour. All this, and slightly more on this week's episode! CONTACT THE SHOW: We really would appreciate it if you could take a few moments and submit a review on iTunes. We won't ply you with adverts, just a little review is all we ask…go on, you know you want to really, don't ya? The Mac & Forth show Patreon Page. This Month's Wonderful 'The One with the Shout Out' Funders: Teresa Hummel, Matt Barton, Ron Poyotte, Gordon Jackson, Paul Beattie, Jane, Alan, Frank Jacobsen, Keith Yarbrough, David Dean, Barry Gentleman, Chris Fields, Allister Jenks and Zareef Saadat, John Mainwearing. Also, thank you to all our contributors for other donations. Your support is always greatly appreciated.  Or help via PayPal.   Subscribe to us on:  iTunes Overcast Pocketcast TuneIn Radio   Or feel free to join our Discord   Contact us via X, or follow us on Instagram or join our Facebook group. or like our Facebook page. or view our Website or YouTube   Please visit our Merchandise Store   Theme Music: Russ Clewett

As I say in the podcast, this demo is demoing the ECG function of the Apple Watch for folks here in Australia. The next demo will be using LIDAR on the iPhone 12 Pro using the Magnification, Super LiDAR, and Seeing AI apps.

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Apple Watch Series 4 與後續錶款上的「心電圖」App 在台灣終於開放啦！現有台灣使用者只要更新 iOS 14.3 與 WatchOS 7.2 之後，就可以獲得 ECG 心電圖量測功能！但是，話說這項功能早在 2018 年就推出了，為什麼台灣非要到 2020 年底才放行呢？這集節目，就由科技宅宅來為大家解惑，歡迎收聽。

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Dr Carolyn Lam: Welcome to Circulation on the Run, your weekly podcast summary and backstage pass to the journal and its editors. I'm Dr Carolyn Lam, associate editor from the National Heart Center and Duke National University of Singapore. Dr Greg Hundley: And I'm Dr Greg Hundley, associate editor, Director of the Pauley Heart Center from VCU Health in Richmond, Virginia. Dr Carolyn Lam: Our feature paper today discusses trans-ethnic genome-wide association studies and the insights in the genetic architecture and heritability of long QT syndrome, a massive study that we will be digging into, but only after we talk a little bit about the other papers in this week's issue. And I'm going to start, Greg. Are you ready with your coffee? Dr Greg Hundley: I am. Dr Carolyn Lam: The first original paper really represents seminal work, showing that the endothelium can directly regulate obesity and insulin resistance. Now, as obesity develops, there is a decline in adipose tissue vascularity, which seems counterintuitive, and an increase in fibrosis. So authors, led by Dr Chen from the Irell and Manella Graduate School of Biological Sciences in the City of Hope, speculated that the reduction in vascularity in this adipose tissue might have an adverse effect on adipose tissue function. Now, these authors previously identified Argonaute-1, or AG01, a key component of microRNA-induced silencing complex, as a crucial regulator in hypoxia-induced angiogenesis. So in the current study, they aim to determine the AG01-mediated endothelial cell transcriptome, the functional importance of AG01-regulated endothelial function in vivo, and the relevance to adipose tissue function and obesity. A new mouse model with genetic deletion of AG01 in the endothelium was useful to investigate the importance of endothelial regulation of adipose tissue function. The findings were that in mice fed high fat, high sucrose diet, the suppression of endothelial AG01 promoted adipose tissue browning, and led to an anti-obesity phenotype. Endothelial cell AG01 thrombospondin-1 pathway was induced in the endothelium from human donors with insulin resistance. In total, this study suggests a novel mechanism, by which endothelial cells through AG01 thrombospondin-1 pathway controls vascularization and function of adipose tissues, insulin sensitivity, and whole-body metabolic state. Dr Greg Hundley: Interesting, Carolyn. So tell me about this clinically. Where do we take this from here? Dr Carolyn Lam: I thought you would ask. So endothelial dysfunction, per se, can cause metabolic dysregulation, rendering targeting dysfunctional endothelium, a potential therapeutic strategy to counteract obesity, and metabolic disorders. So this study really opens a door to that. Dr Greg Hundley: Very nice. Well, I've got another basic science paper, and it evaluates single-cell RNA sequencing to dissect the immunological network of autoimmune myocarditis. And it comes from Dr Jiangping Song from the State Key Laboratory of Cardiovascular Disease of Fuwai Hospital, and the National Center for Cardiovascular Disease, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, and Peking Union Medical College. So Carolyn, the study aimed to investigate the immunological network during the transition from myocarditis to cardiomyopathy, and to identify the genes contributing to the inflammatory response to myocarditis. So mice were treated with myosin heavy chain alpha-peptides to generate an experimental autoimmune myocarditis model. The investigators performed single-cell RNA sequencing analysis of CD45 plus cells extracted from mouse hearts during different experimental autoimmune myocarditis phases, including normal control, acute inflammation, subacute inflammation, and then in the myopathy phase. Also, human heart tissues were collected from surgically removed hearts of patients who had undergone heart transplantation. Dr Carolyn Lam: So what did they find, Greg? Dr Greg Hundley: Well, Carolyn, a comparison of the single-cell RNA sequencing data from different experimental autoimmune myocarditis phases suggested that some cell clusters, such as macrophage cluster 2 and Th17 cells, were associated with the inflammatory response in the experimental autoimmune myocarditis model. The HIF1A expression level correlated with the extent of the inflammatory response, and PX-478, a HIF1A inhibitor, alleviated the inflammation during the different experimental autoimmune myocarditis phases. Immunohistochemical staining revealed that HIF1A expression was upregulated in autoimmune myocarditis from the tissue samples from the explanted hearts. Thus, the HIF1A inhibitor alleviated inflammatory cell infiltration, and that may serve as a potential therapeutic target in clinical practice. Dr Carolyn Lam: Wow. That is some serious clinical implications. Well, my next paper is really the first systematic echocardiographic evaluation of consecutive patients requiring hospitalization due to COVID-19, and it comes from Dr Topilsky and colleagues from Tel Aviv Medical Center. Dr Greg Hundley: So Carolyn, what did they find in this series? Dr Carolyn Lam: So among a hundred consecutive patients diagnosed with COVID-19 infection who underwent complete echocardiographic evaluation, within 24 hours of admission, only 32% had a normal echocardiogram at baseline. The most frequent abnormality was right ventricular dilatation or dysfunction. Among patients developing clinical deterioration during follow-up, which were 20% of these hospitalized patients, repeated echocardiograms showed further deterioration of the right ventricular parameters, probably related to increased pulmonary resistance. Five of these patients had deep vein thrombosis. Dr Greg Hundley: Carolyn, my next study comes from Dr Stephen Fremes, and it's a modeling study out of the University of Toronto. It modeled TAVR versus SAVR valve durability to determine the effects on life expectancy across a broad range of age. Dr Carolyn Lam: Interesting. And what were the results? Dr Greg Hundley: Well, based on their simulation models, the durability of TAVR valves must be 70% shorter than that of surgically replaced valves to result in reduced life expectancy in patients with similar demographics to recent trials. However, in younger patients, the threshold for TAVR valve durability was substantially higher. In younger patients, life expectancy was reduced when TAVR durability was 30%, 40% and 50% shorter than surgical valves in 40, 50 or 60-year-old patients, respectively. So Carolyn, these findings suggest that durability concerns should not influence the initial treatment decision regarding TAVR versus SAVR in older low-risk patients, based on current evidence supporting TAVR valve durability. However, in younger low-risk patients, valve durability must be weighed against other patient factors, such as life expectancy. Dr Carolyn Lam: Thanks Greg, for that summary. Well, let me tell you about other papers in this issue. There are a pair of letters to the editor by Dr Opotowsky, and a response by Dr Goldberg regarding the paper results of the Fontan Udenafil Exercise Longitudinal, or FUEL trial. There's a research letter by Dr Strik, Validating QT-Interval Measurement Using the Apple Watch ECG to Enable Remote Monitoring During the COVID-19 Pandemic. There are two On My Mind papers, the first, Telemedicine and Forgotten America by Dr Julien, and the second, The COVID-19 Pandemic: Ethical and Scientific Imperatives for "Natural" Experiments by Dr Lewis. Dr Greg Hundley: Very nice. Well, Carolyn, I've got a research letter evaluating the effect of evolocumab on atherogenic lipoproteins during the peri and early post-infarction period. It's a placebo-controlled randomized trial from Dr Gary Gerstenblith. Sarah Cuddy also worked through a tough case of cardiac amyloid when a fat biopsy was negative, but imaging studies of the heart suggested cardiac amyloid. Carolyn, I've also got an On My Mind piece, and it's entitled, Can Old Ally Defeat a New Enemy? And it's by Dr Paul Gurbel, and he discusses the use of inhaled aspirin to treat patients with COVID-19. And then finally, Carolyn, I have a prospective piece from Dr Robert Lefkowitz who discusses β-arrestin-biased angiotensin II receptor agonists for treatment of COVID-19. Well, Carolyn, what a great issue, and let's get onto that feature discussion. Dr Carolyn Lam: Yay. Let's go, Greg. Dr Greg Hundley: Well, listeners. Now we're turning to our feature discussion, and we are very fortunate to have Professor Connie Bezzina from Amsterdam University Medical Center to talk to us about her paper related to long QT syndrome. Welcome, Connie. And I was wondering, before we get started in discussing your paper, could you tell us a little bit about the background in this area? And then, what was the hypothesis that you wanted to address? Prof Connie Bezzina: So over the last 20 to 30 years, we've learned a lot about the genetic underpinnings of inherited cardiac disorders associated with sudden cardiac arrest. And basically, we've learned a lot about mutations in specific genes that co-segregate with these disorders within families. However, two outstanding features have remained unresolved. Essentially, the first unresolved issue is the fact that we observe, oftentimes, a low disease penetrance and variable disease expression within families, which means that not everybody within a family that carries a familial mutation is affected by the disorder. But two, so among those that are affected, some are affected more severely than others. So some people would have only the ECG abnormality, whereas other people, for instance, would have the ECG abnormality and arrhythmic events. And you could also have individuals, indeed, who don't even manifest any disease manifestations. This is one of the outstanding challenges. The other outstanding challenge is the fact that, despite extensive genetic testing of the known genes in some probands and some families, they remain genetically lucid, in that we don't find a likely genetic defect in a minority of families. And of course, that hinders genetic testing and implementation of genetic testing in such families. Dr Greg Hundley: What was the question you were going to answer with your study? And tell us a little bit about your study design and your study population. Prof Connie Bezzina: Yeah, so essentially, we figured that assigning these disorders to one large genetic defect might be an oversimplification of biological phenomenon. So we hypothesized that even in these Mendelian disorders, the inheritance of additional genetic factors alongside the familial mutation could contribute to risk. Of course, there will be other factors such as environmental factors, which we did not tackle in the study. The central hypothesis of the study was that common genetic variation, which is present in the germ population, could modulate the effect of the familial genetic defect of the Mendelian mutation. So in order to do this, we assembled a large consortium of investigators from multiple centers in Europe, in North America and Japan, worldwide, to bring together about 1700 probands with the long QT syndrome. So we tested this hypothesis in the long QT syndrome because we figured, among the rare inherited rhythm disorders, it's one of the more common disorders. Also, because each individual center has too few patients. To do this locally, we put this group of investigators together to come up with 1700 probands. The study design was a genome-wide association study with a case-control design, where we tested the association of millions of SNPs littered across the genome with susceptibility for the disorder. So this led us to identify three single-nucleotide polymorphisms that are associated with susceptibility for the long QT syndrome. What we immediately saw is that, actually, these three SNPs, perhaps not surprisingly at all, had been previously associated with the extent of the QT interval, with QT interval in the general population. This is not surprising, of course, because repolarization is a central part of physiological mechanism in the long QT syndrome. So this basically indicated overlap between genetic control of the QT interval in the germ population and susceptibility to the long QT syndrome. So the fact that the three SNPs that we identified as long QT syndrome susceptibility SNPs had been associated with QT interval duration in the germ population, we felt that that was pointing to assure genetic underpinnings between these two phenotypes. So we went on to investigate that by looking at the correlation between the odds ratio for long QT syndrome susceptibility and the effect that these SNPs have on QT interval in the germ population. And in fact, we found a very high correlation between those. So essentially, this pointed to sure genetic factors between QT interval in the germ population and long QT syndrome susceptibility. Of course, we wanted to look for disease variability. The next thing we wanted to do was whether these SNPs could actually explain disease variability. Now, this was perhaps the most disappointing part of the study, because when we constructed a polygenic risk score based on SNPs that impact on the QT in the germ population, we found no relation to QT interval among patients, and also no relation to life-threatening arrhythmic events among the patients. We think that this is because our patients... or probrands. They're primarily probands, so they are all more sick. So we didn't have enough variability in our patient set to identify an association with disease variability. And in fact, this is at variance with previous studies that tested individual SNPs, and even our own studies with smaller polygenic risk scores that did find an association between a polygenic risk score based on QT SNPs and QT prolongation and events among patients. So we think that this is certainly something to study further in the future, in larger patient sets where we not only have the probands, but also their relatives, their mutation-carrying relatives, which will give us a bigger variability to actually test this hypothesis. So we think that looking at probands actually was a very good design to find susceptibility variance but was not maybe a good design to find SNPs or polygenic risk scores to test their effect on disease variability. Dr Greg Hundley: It sounds like you've found certain gene low PSI that indicate a predilection for prolongation of the QT interval, but not necessarily are those gene low PSI consistent with who's going to experience an adverse cardiovascular event as a result of their genetic constitution. Is that a fair statement? Prof Connie Bezzina: Well, I think that the setting, because we had probands, they were the most sick people in their families. I think to have stronger conclusions on that, we need to test the polygenic risk scores in families where there are people who are differentially affected. Dr Greg Hundley: I see. I- Prof Connie Bezzina: We had too-narrow of a variability in a probands-only design, as opposed to a study where we would have probands who are severely affected and mutation-carrying relatives who are less severely affected. Dr Greg Hundley: Very nice. So that puts that clearly into context. This was a massive effort. You have quite a list of investigators, and you mentioned you had to gather so many sites. How would you conduct that next study? Would you need another large collection of individuals and many sites to take that on? Prof Connie Bezzina: Yes. I'm a geneticist, and geneticists always want larger, larger numbers, and I'm also one of those. So I'm interested in explaining as much as possible into individual variability. And I think to do that properly, I think we should go preferably for a similar design where we will approach the same centers. And hopefully, we can organize the next study, which will have these probands and their relatives. Dr Greg Hundley: Now, just quickly, for us working in the clinic, how should we approach genetic testing in patients with long QT? Prof Connie Bezzina: At the moment, I think our findings don't have an immediate impact. I think our findings tell us about the genetic architecture of the disorder. And actually, one thing I haven't gone into yet is the fact that what we also found is that patients who do not have mutations in the no-long QT genes, which were called mutation-negative, which are about 20% of all long QT syndrome probands, actually have a higher burden of these common variants that prolong the QT interval. So we think, actually, that mutation-negative long QT syndrome probands will not have a Mendelian large effect variant but will have perhaps a higher burden of these QT-prolonging alleles. Therefore, I think this has direct implications for clinical genetics of these patients, because if you have a proband in whom you don't find a mutation in the known genes, you could think that maybe it is not monogenic, which has implications because you don't have a single genetic defect to test on that family. One would need to keep follow-up of more family members until we understand more about the genetics of those individuals. Dr Greg Hundley: So Connie, this has been just a wonderful discussion. Any additional studies examining the genetic architecture of individuals that we need to think about for the future? Prof Connie Bezzina: Sure. So for long QT syndrome in particular, as additional SNPs that modulate the QT interval in the germ population are identified, it will be very important to incorporate these into larger polygenic risk scores, and see whether we could have a better discriminative capacity of such polygenic risk scores in discriminating between severely affected and less severely affected people, or who is more at risk for an arrhythmic event. Outside of long QT syndrome, I think there's a lot of work to be done with respect to the likely complex inheritance of many of these disorders that we previously considered to be Mendelian. So for instance, ongoing work in our group concerns Brugada syndrome, where we're seeing the same kind of thing, and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, where we're seeing the same kind of inheritance. Dr Greg Hundley: Well listeners, on behalf of both Carolyn and myself, we look forward to catching you on the run next week. Take care. This program is copyright the American Heart Association 2020.

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在蔚来汽车的NEO day上，蔚来发布了轿跑SUV车型EC6，有性能版和运动版两个版本，性能版配置前永磁电机+后感应电机，百公里加速4.7秒，运动版配置前后双永磁电机，百公里加速5.6秒。配置100千瓦时电池包，EC6最高NEDC续航可达615公里。蔚来CEO李斌表示，“暂不发布EC6的价格，明年有特斯拉的Model Y等车型上市，希望保持定价的灵活性。”另外，蔚来汽车还推出了100千瓦时的电池包，可使现有ES8车型续航里程达到500公里，ES6的续航超过600公里，从现有的70千瓦时电池包一次性升级至100千瓦时的电池包，需要5.8万元，升级服务在2020年第四季度开始提供。 特斯拉官方上周末宣布，中国首座V3超级充电桩正式落地上海金桥超级充电站，现在已正式对外开放。V3充电桩最高可支持150千瓦的峰值充电功率，比V2提升一倍之多。特斯拉还以Model 3长续航版车型为例详细介绍了V3超级充电桩的工作能效，在峰值功率状况下，5分钟所充电量可保证车辆行驶约120公里，理想状态下可为用户节约一半的充电时间。 由社会战略投资方与政府产业基金共同出资的5G产业基金12月28号在杭州成立。5G产业基金总规模20亿元，一期10亿元已完成关账组建。基金组建获得了政府产业基金和战略投资方的重点支持，其中战略投资方包括上汽资本等多家知名投资机构和上市公司。它重点投资全国范围内5G上中下游细分行业龙头企业，携手产业链战略合作方共同培育5G产业市场。 随着2020年的不断临近，越来越多的人开始购买春运火车票，而除了12306外更多人也将目光投向了众多的抢票软件，但是现有的抢票软件参差不齐，有的甚至还抢不到票。对此有专家解释，因为12306已屏蔽多个抢票软件，原有的抢票软件很大几率并不能抢到票。 根据外媒PatentlyApple的消息，一款“游戏级”Mac产品可能在2020年推出，主打电子竞技，可能是一款大屏幕一体机iMac或是一款大屏幕游戏笔记本电脑，目前细节还不清楚，预计将于明年6月在苹果全球开发者大会上宣布。 苹果在Apple Watch 4中增加了ECG心电检测功能，这一功能可以帮助用户搜寻房颤的异常心率，并且挽救了不少苹果用户的生命。但近日，一名纽约大学医学院博士向法院提起诉讼，表示苹果侵犯了他的一条专利，并拒绝“真诚的谈判以避免诉讼”。他表示，他拥有一种“监视来自一系列时间间隔的不规则脉搏节律”的专利，而且早在2017年9月份就开始就此专利与苹果公司进行了谈判。 在日本学研教育综合研究所最新发布的《小学生白皮书》中，日本小学男生最想从事的职业是视频等方面的网红博主，第二名到第五名分别是足球运动员、棒球运动员、汽车驾驶员和警察。日本小学女生最想从事的职业是西点师，第二名到第五名分别是幼儿园老师、护士、医生和花店员工。与30年前的调查结果相比，小学生最想从事的职业总排名前三名完全不同。 8点1氪，今日言论。在2019“让世界爱上中国造”高峰论坛上，董明珠说，中国企业家要有刀刃向内的勇气，不要掩盖丑陋，掩盖错误，要敢于面对自己的错误、敢于亮剑。她还曾被新加坡经济学家郑永年“中国没有企业家，中国只有商人”的话深深刺痛，希望用实际行动打破郑永年对中国企业家的认知。

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Rene Ritchie, Georgia Dow, Lory Gil, and an adorable little Ewok/dog have plenty of news to share from the Appleverse! Apple found enough money in their couch cushions to buy the majority of Intel's smartphone modem business. Additionally, The ECG functionality of Apple Watch is now available to users in Canada, and Apple Card may launch in August. Paving the way for new phones, iOS 12.4 brings a direct device data migration feature. And rumors continue to percolate about a 16-inch MacBook Pro with scissor keyboard switches. Show Notes and Links: Apple is acquiring a majority of Intel's smartphone modem business Apple Watch ECG comes to Canada! Apple Card may launch in the first half of August How much sooner after that will Apple Card launch in Canada? We didn't get Apple Card with iOS 12.4, but we did get direct device data migration It sounds like, now, we may actually be looking forward to a 16-inch MacBook Pro with scissor keyboard by the end of this year Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Rhone: Rhone, the premier men's performance lifestyle brand, is designed for men who appreciate quality, comfortable clothing that fits how they live, work, and sweat. Go to rhone.com/imore and use offer code IMORE for 20% off your first purchase! Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

Back in September for 2018 — and wow but does that already seem like a technology lifetime ago! — Apple’s chief operating officer and head of Watch and Health products — took to the stage at the companies annual September event to announce Apple Watch Series 4 and its bold new edge-to-edge display. But he also announced something else: Irregular heartbeat notifications and, for the first time ever in a direct-to-consumer device, the ability to take an electrocardiogram. In a watch. On your freaking wrist. It shipped in the U.S. on December 6. It shipped in much of the E.U. and in Hong Kong on March 27. And today, it’s shipping in Canada. But, as always, there’s a lot more to this story. SPONSOR: CuriosityStream - Stay curious Go to curiositystream.com/vector and enter the promo code ‘vector’ to start your membership completely free for the first 30 days. MORE: Merch: https://standard.tv/vector Gear: https://kit.com/reneritchie Podcast: http://applepodcasts.com/vector Twitter: https://twitter.com/reneritchie Instagram: https://instagram.com/reneritchie Mobile Nations Affiliate Link Policy SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS YouTube  

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We fact check on Apple Park and WWDC hardware. AT&T's 5Ge makes an appearance. ‘Boycott Apple’ movement gains new traction. Google suspends some business with Huawei. ARM memo tells staff to stop working with Huawei. Apple Watch ECG gets cleared in Canada. Seven Years of iPad as Computer. Instagram Influencers scraped & exposed. Facebook iOS job acceptance down to 50%. "Software developer interviews, in a nutshell..." blows up. Apple updates 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pros with enhanced butterfly keyboard. A WWDC Dev Wishlist. What’s New in Swift 5.1. Picks: Design a Dark Them for OLED iPhones, Take the Hacking with Swift WWDC19 Quiz. Unwrap Learn coding today. After Show: Our Quiz results (spoiler free)

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss LG's new 23.7-inch 4K UltraFine display in Apple Stores, the surprise MacBook Pro updates and changes to the keyboard repair program, an update on Apple News+, and much more. 9to5Mac Happy Hour is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by ExpressVPN: Take back your Internet privacy today and find out how you can get 3 months free, go to ExpressVPN.com/HappyHour. Stories we discuss in this episode: Apple Stores are quietly selling a 23.7-inch LG UltraFine display Apple Store now selling new generation LG UltraFine 4K display with 23.7-inch screen, Thunderbolt 3 passthrough Apple announces more powerful 8-core MacBook Pro Apple expands Keyboard Service Program to include 2018 MacBook Pro and current MacBook Air Eddy Cue says Apple has 'hundreds' of people working to make Apple News+ better FTC wins antitrust case against Qualcomm [update: Qualcomm appealing] Government database filing suggests Apple Watch ECG will soon launch in Canada Lutron announces new Aurora dimmer for Hue lights Follow Zac: Instagram @apollozac Twitter @apollozac Follow Benjamin: Twitter @bzamayo Follow 9to5Mac: Instagram @9to5mac Twitter @9to5mac Facebook Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Overcast Stitcher Google Play Share your thoughts! 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!

Ep 103 EU parlament usvojio po***nu EU Copyright Directive. EFF ima detaljno objašnjenje. SoundSource 4 Eero prodat za 97M, za manje nego što je u njega uloženo. It’s show time Najave NY Times i Wall Street Journala i Daring Fireballa. Zanimljiva 24-a reklama ;) Apple March 2019 event: video kompletnog događaja Apple News+ Apple Arcade. Prve igre i kreatori Apple Card Apple TV+: Oprah i drugari MacStories ima detaljne postove o predstavljenim servisima i novitetima. Tu su i zanimljive stvari, tipa kompletna lista svih časopisa od kojih čak 116 (od 240+) koriste Apple News+ format. Tech Crunch ima detaljan tekst o Apple Card. Sitnice Ars Technica: Critical flaw lets hackers control lifesaving devices implanted inside patients Izašao watchOS 5.2 gde su sada podržani i Hong Kong i EU države. Apple Watch ECG app, kada se jednom pojavi, onda ostaje. Očigledno je neophodno da se bude u podržanoj državi i da se eventualno koristi mobilni operater iz iste i nakon toga može da se menja i region i operater i jezik, nije bitno više. Alek kupio Series 4 Watch, poslušajte utiske u odnosu na Series 2. Joe Cieplinski: I now have a cardiologist Objavljen je iOS 12.2 AirPower i zvanično otkazan od strane Applea. Reakcije Grubera i MKBHD-a. iFixit sa nešto više (špekulativnih) detalja Lepo Dečko is Sietla prodajom aplikacija zaradio dovoljno para da otplati kredit za kuću svojim roditeljima. Zahvalnice Snimljeno 07.04.2019. Uvodna muzika by Vladimir Tošić, stari sajt je ovde. Logotip by Aleksandra Ilić Artwork epizode Dete noći/Child of the Night 2012. ulje na platnu/oil on canvas 35 x 35 cm dostupno/available by Saša Montiljo, njegov kutak na Devianartu.

Apple keeps Austin weird with a new campus, RobinHood launches checking and savings accounts, hands on with the Apple Watch ECG thingy, and the most disliked video in YouTube history. Sponsors:MacStadium.com/ridehome Tiny.websiteLinks:Apple to invest $1 billion in new Austin campus (Axios)Amazon Hires Lobbyists for N.Y. Site and Tries to Fend Off Ocasio-Cortez’s Supporters (NYTimes)Amazon Went to City Hall. Things Got Loud, Quickly. (NYTimes)High-Tech Degrees and the Price of an Avocado: The Data New York Gave to Amazon (NYTimes)After losing half its value, Nvidia faces reckoning (TechCrunch)Robinhood launches no-fee checking/savings with Mastercard & the most ATMs (TechCrunch)A look at the Apple Watch’s ECG, from someone who needs it (Ars Technica)Apple now has dozens of doctors on staff, showing it's serious about health tech (CNBC)POSTMATES' QUEST TO BUILD THE DELIVERY ROBOT OF THE FUTURE (Wired)YouTube Rewind 2018 is officially the most disliked video on YouTube (The Verge)

We warned Mike not to overstuff his quarters with relatives, but sure enough he caught the space plague and so he's back in sickbay for this week's command briefing, but Housekeeping Admiral William Gallagher stops by to fill in and go over the tech news of the week, from the amazing life-saving work of the Apple Watch ECG to the two photo-site awards given to the iPhone XS Max (best dual) and iPhone XR (best single) cameras. Apple hands out its best of 2018 and springs a revised Beddit on us, along with a bunch of handy accessories in time for the holidays. E-SIM support is growing in the US and Canada, iOS adoption humiliates Google, Waymo launches a self-driving taxi service (sort of), HomePod coming to China and Hong Kong, and Apple gives a gift to US veterans and active military. But fret not -- there's still plenty of dumb moves to call out. Among the offenders this week are Microsoft, Mastercard, IDC (and Gartner), Bloomberg, the WSJ, Qualcomm, and Rosenblatt Securities (again). All the news that's fit to beam directly into your cerebral cortex, cadets, but this time with a British accent (so classy!).

This week Benjamin and Zac share a quick review of the Smart Folio cover for the new iPad Pro, talk about Apple Music coming soon to Amazon's Echo speakers, recent iPhone XR discounts and Apple's marketing strategies, the launch of the Apple Clear Case for iPhone XR, the 18W USB-C charger, and lots of software updates and new features including iOS 12.1.1 and FaceTime fixes, HomePod in China, dual SIM in the US, and the new ECG app on Apple Watch Series 4, plus 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 ZUGU Case: Check out ZUGU’s new Muse case for Apple’s 2018 iPad Pro and enter our 12.9-inch iPad Pro giveaway below. Sponsored by Atlassian’s OpsGenie: Opsgenie empowers Dev & Ops teams to plan for service disruptions and stay in control during incidents. Get a free company account for up to 5 team members, forever. Hosts: Benjamin Mayo Zac Hall Topics: Apple Music coming to Amazon Echo speakers in time for the holidays Report: Apple to lower iPhone XR prices in Japan, restarts some iPhone X production As rumored, iPhone XR price drops by ~$100 at Japanese carrier over two year contract Apple reportedly reassigned some marketing staff to focus on boosting new iPhone sales Apple will release its own clear case for iPhone XR Apple’s official clear case for iPhone XR is now available for $39 Apple begins selling $29 18W USB-C power adapter separately, previously only available with 2018 iPad Pro Apple releases iOS 12.1.1, tvOS 12.1.1, macOS 10.14.2, and HomePod 12.1.1 update AT&T becomes first major US carrier to support eSIM functionality on iPhone XS & XR Verizon memo says Dual SIM and eSIM rollout to start in early December Verizon eSIM support coming December 7, says leaked memo Apple Watch Series 4 getting the ECG app today with watchOS 5.1.2 watchOS 5.1.2 for Apple Watch now available with ECG app, new Infograph complications, more PSA: ECG and irregular heart rate notifications not available for users under 22 Kuo: ‘All-new design’ AirPods in 2020, wireless charging model in first quarter 2019 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! Giveaway:

The single Best TV of 2018, solving the issue of too many streaming services, Waymo One autonomous car service, Apple Watch ECG update, Japanese robot waiters.

Recorded 30th September 2018 Sorry it's late - life and work kind of intervened... Also sorry about last week - neither Donny or I were feeling up to scratch so we decided that if we both felt ill it was best to just abandon it. Meanwhile the stories kept piling up - an awful lot of it “security and privacy' related to be honest. DONT FORGET THE JOE KISSELL OFFER... 30% any Take Control purchase before November 30th with this link 30% Off or use the code ESSENTIALAPPLE at checkout. And just quick reminder that Indonesia was struck with a 7.7 earthquake resulting in a massive Tsunami... Please consider donating to a reputable aid agency if you can. Why not come and join the Slack community? You can now just click on this Slackroom Link to sign up and join in the chatter! We can now also be found on Spotify, Soundcloud and even YouTube. Essential Apple Recommended Services: 33mail.com – Never give out your real email address online again. 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We recommend services that we use ourselves and feel are either unique or outstanding in their field, or in some cases are just the best value for money in our opinion. **On this week's show: SPLIGOSH @Spligosh on Twitter, and an occasional guest on Bart Buschotts' Let's Talk Apple MARK CHAPPELL @oceanspeed, occasionally puts Essential Apple videos on YouTube which isn't the same as the Podcast Channel APPLE What cardiologists think about the Apple Watch's heart-tracking feature – The Washington Post News: Doctors raising concerns that Apple Watch ECG feature could lead to needless anxiety – iLounge THIS ONE GAVE US A LAUGH Apple Watch fall detection might get you arrested – Cult of Mac The first iOS 12.1 public beta with Group FaceTime is available right now - BGR Apple is quietly giving people 'trust scores' based on their iPhone data - The Independent Apple iOS 12 Has A Serious Problem - Forbes Magazine — the Slack wasn't convinced by this and nor was I but... Some iPhone X users report major display color and contrast changes in iOS 12: Digital Photography Review If you are sad your Mac is just a touch too old for Mojave and feel brave…. Mojave Patcher for officially unsupported Macs Mojave 'still full of security holes' despite promises of tougher protections – IT Pro SECURITY For Over A Month Hackers Stole Credit Card Data From New Egg Customers As They Made Purchases - Joseph Steinberg Mobile Privacy: What Do Your Apps Know About You? – Symantec How to protect your phone or computer when crossing borders - ProtonMail Blog A New California Bill Would Require Better Passwords for Internet of Things Devices - Slate California just became the first state with an Internet of Things cybersecurity law — The Verge With Apple and now Microsoft taking a vocal leadership position on human rights and privacy, it seems that this may become table stakes going forward for other companies. – Ben Bajarin Facebook security breach: Up to 50m accounts attacked - BBC News The Facebook Security Meltdown Exposes Way More Sites Than Facebook - Wired NOTE THE COMMENTS ON SINGLE SIGN IN DANGERS Facebook reportedly avoids US government wiretap of Messenger voice calls - The Verge IN THE NEWS Multimillion pound 'cyber force to be launched in Britain' - The Independent WORTH-A-CHIRP / ESSENTIAL TIPS Internet Arcade : Free Software : Free Download, Borrow and Streaming – Internet Archive This Shortcut Lets You Download YouTube Videos on Your iPhone Straight from the Source, No Shady Services Needed « iOS & iPhone – Gadget Hacks A Twitter thread with a host of “did you know” tips in it... 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Besides Adam harboring an illness, the episode today was sans any gloom! Adam tells us the joys of pocket synths, Mike tells us the new way to learn piano, and Kelly brings up her new obsession. Then, as we predicted last week, we touch on the latest from the Apple event last week.  Links and Extra Reading :    Pocket Operator You Lost ! - Po-20 + PO-28 Doodle Simply Piano Unboxing the Mind Bending Wallpaper TV Cardiologists react to new Apple Watch ECG capabilities Why an Apple Watch with EKG matters iOS 12 : The Review