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Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden talk about changes to the Windows Insider Program along with updates to Edge. Plus, what are the advantages of Microsoft Store apps vs. PWA? They also recap some the biggest stories of the year for Microsoft users, then chat about their hopes and expectations for 2020. Links: Microsoft is making significant changes to how it tests Windows 10 with Insiders | Windows Central Microsoft releases Windows 10 build 19536 to Insiders in the Fast ring | Windows Central Microsoft Edge's Dev channel now includes ARM64 builds | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.

Windows 7 support is ending on January 15, so what's the next step for the 300+ million devices still running it? Microsoft may ship the Surface Hub 2X with a version of Windows 10X. In the biggest news of the week, the Xbox Series X was unveiled at The Game Awards on December 13, 2019. The beastly, monolithic device represents "Project Scarlett," as a flagship console set to power the next-generation of console games. Links: Microsoft will begin warning Windows 7 users that support has ended on January 15 | Windows Central Microsoft may ship the Surface Hub 2X with a version of Windows 10X | Windows Central Everything we know about Xbox Series X: Launch titles, specs, updated design, and more | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.

Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino check out the most recent build of Windows 10 20H1 before discussing Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 7c and 8c processors and other announcements from the Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit. They also report on rumors about a release of MS 365 for Consumers, and Daniel gives a quick roundup of some recent hardware reviews. Tune in! Links: Windows 10 20H1 build 19037.1 heads to Fast and Slow ring Insiders | Windows Central The Snapdragon 865: The new chip where everything really is new and improved | Android Central Razer Raptor 27 review: The perfect display for working hard and gaming harder | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.

Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden are back with the latest news for Microsoft users. Along with the recent release of Windows 10 November 2019 Update, there are new Fast ring builds of 20H1. There's also a Canary build of the Edge web browser for ARM processors. The company has confirmed some changes for Cortana, but additional rumors are circulating about future directions for Cortana. In the hardware realm, Daniel provides a taste of his Surface Pro X review and shares his thoughts on what the device is good (and maybe not so good) for. Links: Windows 10 November 2019 Update review: Service Packs are cool again | Windows Central Windows 10 20H1 build 19025 rolls out to Fast ring Insiders | Windows Central Microsoft confirms Cortana is going away on Android and iOS in certain markets | Windows Central Microsoft Edge built for ARM PCs now available in Canary channel | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.

Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubio talk about the new RTM schedule and their experiences with some new laptops. They also discuss Microsoft's victory in securing a $10 billion U.S. Government 'JEDI' cloud contract. Plans for xCloud console streaming could bring the experience to even more places. Finally, Dan and Zac fears have been realized — Google is purchasing Fitbit for $2.1 billion. Links: Microsoft's Windows 10 20H1 release will be first to RTM in December under Azure schedule | Windows Central Microsoft wins $10 billion Pentagon 'JEDI' cloud contract, beats Amazon | Windows Central Razer Junglecat and xCloud could make my 'Xbox Switch' dream a reality | Windows Central Google has officially purchased Fitbit for $2.1 billion | Windows Central Why Google buying Fitbit is a rotten deal for everyone | Windows Central Microsoft Ignite's session catalog is live and here to help you plan | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden talk about Microsoft's Q1 earnings along with forthcoming updates to Windows 10 before diving into their reviews of Surface Pro 7 and Surface Laptop 3. They provide advice on who should upgrade to which models and compare the AMD-based consumer version of the 15-inch Laptop 3 vs. the Intel-based business edition. Additionally, Daniel professes his love for Alcantara. But as Zac reminds him: humans are gross. Links: Microsoft Q1 earnings: $33.1 billion in revenue as the cloud continues to shine | Windows Central Here's why 'Instant On' is a huge deal for Surface Pro 7 and Surface Laptop 3 | Windows Central Surface Laptop 3 13.5-inch first impressions: Powerful CPU, improved trackpad impress | Windows Central Internal Windows 10X documentation leaks, revealing new OS details | Windows Central Windows 10 May 2019 update picks up another round of optional fixes | Windows Central Windows 10 20H1 build 19002 rolls out to Fast ring Insiders | Windows Central Surface Laptop 3 15-inch review: Loads of good looks, very little substance | Windows Central Surface Pro 7 review: Microsoft's king of the 2-in-1s retains its crown | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino have gone hands on with the products announced at Microsoft's epic Surface event in New York. The presentation was a combination of what is soon to become available combined with a glimpse of what the future holds for Microsoft users. Their enthusiasm is palpable in this jam-packed episode of the the show! Links: Microsoft's fall 2019 Surface event | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Microsoft's Surface Event is set for October 2 — Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden are reasonably certain that the 'Centaurus' foldable PC will be announced. They also talk about what other products to expect (and not expect) at the event. 20H1 build 18985 now rolling out to Fast ring Insiders, and there are future Windows build being referenced in other nooks and crannies of the Internet as well. The fellows wrap up the episode with reviews of Fitibt Versa 2, and Daniel has gotten his hands on the Elite Dragonfly 2-in-1 from HP. Links: Everything we think we know about Microsoft's Surface 'Centaurus' foldable PC | Windows Central How to watch the Microsoft Surface event live stream on October 2 | Windows Central Windows 10 20H1 build 18985 now rolling out to Fast ring Insiders | Windows Central The Fitbit Versa 2 is its most refined smartwatch yet, but $10/month Fitbit Premium service is more interesting | Windows Central HP Elite Dragonfly is a droolworthy business 2-in-1 with serious style | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Daniel and Zac have returned from IFA in Berlin and have a roundup of hardware announcements from the trade show. They also look at 20H1 build 18980, Microsoft To Do's fresh design, and Your Phone for Windows 10 and Samsung users. Links: Windows 10 20H1 build 18980 now rolling out to Fast ring Insiders | Windows Central Microsoft To Do gets fresh design that taps into its Wunderlist roots | Windows Central First Look: Making phone calls using Your Phone on Windows 10 (video) | Windows Central Don't trust those 'leaked' Microsoft Surface benchmarks (or any benchmarks) | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden deliver a super-sized edition of the show with news about 19H2 and 20H1 builds, and the roll out of a Beta Channel for the new Chromium-based Edge browser. They also talk about why Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 is a great smartphone option for users heavily invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, plus Daniel shares his experience visiting the Huawei factory in China. Finally, the duo have a chat about a host of other general tech topics, particularly wearables and wishful thinking about a Surface Watch. Links: Windows 10 19H2 builds 18362.10014 and 18362.10015 roll out to Slow ring Insiders | Windows Central Windows 10 20H1 build 18965.1005 rolls out to Fast ring Insiders | Windows Central Microsoft rolls out Beta Channel for the new Chromium-based Edge browser | Windows Central Windows 10 'Your Phone' screen mirroring works on any PC with the Galaxy Note 10 | Windows Central Cortana cut from Johnson Controls' GLAS thermostat | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Zac Bowden have news about Windows 10 build 18956 and go into detail regarding the expanded partnership between Samsung and Microsoft — thanks in large part to the new Galaxy Note 10. Samsung has also unveiled the Snapdragon 8cx-equipped Galaxy Book S. They also have a great conversation about the expectation of privacy and reports that Microsoft contractors listen to portions of Skype calls. Daniel teases his upcoming trip to visit Huawei's facilities in China and previews some upcoming laptop reviews. Links: Windows 10 build 18956 (and earlier): Everything you need to know | Windows Central Microsoft and Samsung expand partnership, including Microsoft apps and services integrating with the Galaxy Note 10 | Windows Central Samsung announces Galaxy Book S with Snapdragon 8cx for $999 | Windows Central Microsoft contractors reportedly listen to Skype phone sex calls | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Georgia Dow, Lory Gil, and Rene Ritchie discuss pros and cons of Apple Card and talk about the many uses (besides making purchases) of the titanium card. They also clarify the facts behind third-party iPhone battery repairs and discuss the vast expansion to Apple's bug bounty program. The gang lust over the "Aura Glow" color option for Samsung's new Galaxy Note 10 while wishing for Apple Pencil Support on iPhone. Finally, they follow up on privacy issues surrounding Apple contractors reviewing Siri recordings. Show Notes and Links: Apple Card invites start rolling out Apple isn't locking your iPhone's battery Apple wants hackers to break iPhones Note 10 news (no headphone jack!) Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

Daniel Rubino is back as he and Zac Bowden look at a 20H1 Fast ring build that includes the new Cortana experience. They also examine an unintentionally leaked build that revealed a new Start menu for Windows Lite. There's also a new dashboard coming for Xbox, and Zac gives the lowdown on his time with the unreleased HP Pro x3 Windows Phone. Links: Windows 10 20H1 build 18945 hits Fast ring with new Cortana experience | Windows Central Leaked internal Windows 10 build reveals new Start menu experience | Windows Central Hands-on with the shiny new dashboard in Xbox build 18362 | Windows Central HP Pro x3 review: This unreleased Windows Phone could have been awesome | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

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  

Zac Bowden delivers a solo episode this week, covering the launch of the Microsoft Store in London and a new build in the Fast Ring. He also brings the latest news on xCloud and Microsoft Teams reaching a milestone with 13 million daily active users. Links: Microsoft's new London flagship store is magnificent | Windows Central Windows 10 build 18936 hits Fast ring, phone mirroring comes to more Surface devices | Windows Central Microsoft launching Project xCloud public preview in October | Windows Central Microsoft Teams hits 13 million daily active users, potentially more than Slack | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Lory Gil, Georgia Dow, and Mikah Sargent sit by the proverbial campfire and have a chat about updates to MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and the discontinuation of the 12-inch MacBook. They also discuss the decision to temporarily disable the Walkie Talkie feature on Apple Watch due to an eavesdropping bug. In another example of Apple taking steps to ensure customer privacy, the gang look at the new 'Sign in with Apple ID' feature that's coming with iOS13. There was also a serious security vulnerability in the Zoom video conferencing software, prompting Apple to push a fix to macOS users. Show Notes and Links: Apple kills 12-inch MacBook and updates MacBook Pro and MacBook Air for 2019 Apple temporarily turns off Walkie Talkie to fix eavesdropping bug Zoom vulnerability and Apple's response Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino look at a rumored ARM variant for Microsoft's next Surface Pro running a Snapdragon 8cx. They also discuss a host of other hardware and software rumors, including the possibility of running Android apps on 'Windows Lite' based devices, including Surface 'Centaurus'. There are some new features for OneDrive users, and Cortana Beta is in the Microsoft Store. Finally Bill Gates sees losing the mobile race to Android as his greatest mistake. Links: Microsoft's next Surface Pro might have a Snapdragon 8cx variant | Windows Central Surface 'Centaurus' could run Android apps — but would that really help 'Windows Lite' succeed? | Windows Central 12 tips to help you fix OneDrive sync problems on Windows 10 | Windows Central Microsoft announces OneDrive Personal Vault, a secure area within your OneDrive | Windows Central Cortana Beta arrives in Microsoft Store to enable more frequent updates | Windows Central Bill Gates calls losing mobile race to Android his 'greatest mistake ever' | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Public betas are here already! Lory Gil and Rene Ritchie have all the details, including why you probably don't want to try them out just yet. But if you do, they're here to help you do it the smart way. They have an exclusive scoop on Apple Card. The big bombshell this week is that Jony Ive is leaving Apple later this year to form his own design studio. Apple will become one of his primary clients, but how much of his influence will we continue to see in Apple's products going forward? Finally, Lory and Rene talk about Wizards Unite and how different (and more complex) it is compared to Pokémon Go. Show Notes and Links: Jony Ive retires from Apple Tim Cook to Apple Employees on Jony Ive's departure | iMore Apple to move Mac Pro production to China Apple Music subscribership up to 60 million Public beta stuff: - iOS 13 public beta: The ultimate guide | iMore - iPadOS 13 public beta: The ultimate guide | iMore - macOS Catalina public beta: The ultimate guide | iMore tvOS 13 public beta: The ultimate guide | iMore - Apple increases its self-driving department Sponsors: Paint Your Life: Give a truly meaningful gift. For a limited time, get 30% off your painting, and FREE shipping. Text the word 'IMORE' to 48-48-48. Message and data rates may apply. Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino talk about big changes potentially coming to Windows shell. They also have more details (and rumors) about the Xbox news from E3. Finally, Daniel reviews the Lenovo IdeaPad S940 and crowns it King of the Ultrabooks. Windows Central has merch — You can get yours by visiting the link in our show notes! Links: Windows Central T-Shirts | Teespring E3 2019 | Windows Central Lenovo IdeaPad S940 review: King of the Ultrabooks | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Your watch, TV, Mac, iPhone, and iPad are all getting extreme makeovers this fall! Georgia Dow, Lory Gil, Mikah Sargent, and Rene Ritchie look at some of the coolest new features that are on the way. Show Notes and Links: Five most important features coming to watchOS 6 | iMore Five important features coming to tvOS 13 | iMore macOS 10.15 Catalina FAQ: Everything you need to know | iMore 10 most important features coming in iOS 13 | iMore Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden discuss Microsoft's non-announcement announcement about their next generation 'modern OS'. Whatever it may up end being called, this is the OS we've been reporting on for quite some time. They also tear down all of the misleading and incorrect hot takes about the death of UWP, and Daniel reports on all the other interesting devices and announcements from Computex 2019 in Taipei. Finally, the Windows 10 May 2019 Update is available to the general public. Links: What is Microsoft's new 'modern OS' all about? | Windows Central 7 biggest Computex 2019 announcements | Windows Central Windows 10 May 2019 Update review: Simple changes make Microsoft's OS run smoother | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

The new iPod touch may not be for everyone, but Lory Gil, Rene Ritchie, Georgia Dow, and Mikah Sargent have a litany of use cases for it as a relatively inexpensive iOS device. They're also really, really hoping for a Mac Pro and 6K Pro display to be announced next week! They've got rumors to share along with some naming ideas for the new versions of Mac OS and iOS. Apple has responded to anti-competitive claims regarding the App Store, and Rene made a video about 50 people to follow on Twitter during WWDC. Finally, the crew talk about what they know so far regarding Pokemon Sleep and Pokemon Home. Show Notes and Links: New iPod touch Apple 6K Pro display Apple responds to anti-competitive claims with new App Store page Best events to attend during WWDC 2019 WWDC 2019 — 50 People to Follow! - YouTube Pokemon Sleep app and sleep tracker Pokemon Home Sponsors: 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! Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

In today’s episode of Freelance to Founder, you’ll hear the story of Sonia Simone, co-founder and Chief Content Officer of Copyblogger. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us an honest rating on iTunes. Copyblogger is a massive business that’s gone through quite the evolution over the years. If you’re into content marketing, you’ve run across Sonia’s and Brian Clark’s content at some point. In this episode, you'll hear about how Sonia came to join forces with Brian in the earliest days, why she never felt comfortable in the corporate world, how learning how to start a blog and make money from it has challenged her skillsets and priorities, and how she balances her Copyblogger work while continuing to do freelance work on the side. Complete show notes for this episode can be found on Millo.co Thank you to our Sponsors for supporting this episode Wix: Over 150 million people use Wix for their website, choose from over 500 stunning templates or start from scratch and create a professional website. Click here to get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan Limited time offer––enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Care/of: Care/of is a subscription service that makes it easy to get vitamins, protein powders, and more, personalized just for you and delivered straight to your door. For 30% off YOUR first Care/of order, go to TakeCareOf.com and enter the promo code FREELANCE30. Subscribe for new episodes at freelancetofounder.com. This podcast is a production of Millo. Recently from the Millo Blog: This proposal template will help you win more freelance clients Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, you'll hear the story of Chris Ronzio, founder of Trainual. We're talking to someone who was at the `15-month mark when we interviewed them. And he's built his business to the $2 Million level in annual revenue. But when you learn about his why, and his how, it feels much more doable and understandable. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us an honest rating on iTunes. Chris got his start owning a video production business that he started back when he was in his MID-TEENS. He later ran a consulting business that required him to stay on top of processes with his clients as he helped them solve their business problems. And here's where you find his first smart decision: He built that software from the get-go as a service that could eventually be kicked out on its own as a platform he could sell to others as a subscription. And in this episode, you'll hear the lessons that have stuck with him from his parents, you'll hear how his then-girlfriend's ultimatum for a better relationship led to him pivoting, and you'll hear how an Arabian Horse Farm was instrumental in Trainual becoming what it is today. Yes, an Arabian Horse Farm. You'll get that fun part somewhere around the 35-minute mark. Complete show notes for this episode can be found on Millo.co Thank you to our Sponsors for supporting this episode Wix: Over 150 million people use Wix for their website, choose from over 500 stunning templates or start from scratch and create a professional website. Click here to get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan Limited time offer––enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. LinkedIn Jobs: Reach candidates you can't find anywhere else. Get your job in front of LinkedIn members who are active on our network, engaged in their careers, and open to new opportunities. Hurry on over to LinkedIn.com/Freelance and get $50 off your first job post. Subscribe for new episodes at freelancetofounder.com. This podcast is a production of Millo. Recently from the Millo Blog: '11 Sites like Upwork for freelancers who need clients fast'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's life beyond Build for Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino as the talk about the world's first foldable PC from Lenovo. They also discuss Microsoft and Sony partnering on game streaming and other technologies, proving that it's all about Azure. Google scraps dual boot of Windows and Chrome OS on Chromebooks, and Minecraft Earth is coming later this year. Finally, Huawei's future may be in serious jeopardy due to an order issued by US President Donald Trump regarding 'foreign adversaries'. Links: World's first foldable Windows PC is here, it's from Lenovo, and it's AWESOME | Windows Central Microsoft and Sony partner for game streaming and other technologies | Windows Central Minecraft Earth | Windows Central Google shelves feature that would let Chromebooks dual-boot Windows 10 | Windows Central Huawei MateBook launch in question amid escalating U.S.-China trade war | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Rene Ritchie, Mikah Sargent, and Lory Gil dish out the iPhone 11 XR (or whatever it will be called) rumors like a buffet in Vegas! They also look at the Apple TV app update and wish for a more "everything ever" video experience similar to music streaming services. There are also new Pride watch faces, some interesting patents that contain both Face ID and Touch ID tech, and a discussion around the importance of Global Accessibility Awareness Day. They round out the episode with gaming news — Minecraft Earth is an upcoming AR experience, and Steam Link is now available on iOS. Show Notes and Links: iPhone 11 XR rumors Apple TV app update New Pride Watch faces iPhone patent for Touch ID and Face ID Global Accessibility Awareness Day Minecraft Earth mobile preview Steam Link on iPhone and iPad Sponsors: eero: Life’s too short for bad WiFi. Never think about WiFi again - To get $100 off the eero base unit with 2 beacons package, and 1 year of eero Plus, visit eero.com/imore and at checkout enter IMORE. Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Audible: Go to http://audible.com/imore or text IMORE to 500-500 to start your 30-day trial and get your first audiobook for free! Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

With another week of experience using the OnePlus 7 Pro under their belt, Daniel Bader and Andrew Martonik have more to say about the sub-$700 flagship. They also talk about Samsung's intended design changes for the Galaxy Fold. Additionally, ASUS is previewing ZenFone 6 and some wild design concepts they explored. 5G is a little more real (but still not worth buying into), and President Trump has signed an order to protect the U.S. network infrastructure from 'foreign adversaries'. Show Notes and Links: OnePlus 7 Pro review: The best Android phone under $700 Why you shouldn't buy the cheapest OnePlus 7 Pro The OnePlus 7 is a refreshed 6T for international markets at a lower price Here are the two things Samsung's doing to fix the Galaxy Fold's problems ZenFone 6 preview: ASUS reinvents itself with stock Android, 5,000mAh battery + flip camera In pictures: Wacky ZenFone 6 designs left on ASUS's cutting room floor President Trump signs order to protect U.S. network infrastructure from 'foreign adversaries' Galaxy S10 5G now available at Verizon as Sprint launches LG V50, its first 5G phone Just pulled 1.4 Gbps down on the S10 5G Sponsors: Audible Go to audible.com/acp or text ‘ACP’ to 500-500 to get started. Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

This is episode number 50 of freelancetofounder and today you’re going to hear about Allie Smith, solopreneur, expert copywriter and founder of Creative Gangsters.  If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us an honest rating on iTunes.  Allie helps multiple 6 and 7 figure entrepreneurs connect with their ideal client, motivate them to take action, and sell more of their products and services. She has built multiple influential Instagram accounts in a wide variety of niches - and have consulted with entrepreneurs on their copywriting, messaging, and visuals for the last 5 years.  You will love this episode if you can relate to any of the following situations:You were once in a corporate role and felt stifled.You were once in a corporate role and felt like you had numerous additional talents that weren't being put to use.You've got multiple interests; not just 'one thing,' even if you HAVE jumped out on your own already.You wonder if gaining more confidence in who you are and what you can do could turn things around within as short a time as one year. You're going to hear how Allie Smith turned those 4 things into a creative lifestyle that brings her well into the 6 figures but also includes multiple revenue streams. We caught up with her in the middle of her typical busy routine at a co-working facility in Boise, Idaho. Complete show notes for this episode can be found on Millo.co Thanks to our Sponsors for supporting this episode Wix: Over 150 million people use Wix for their website, choose from over 500 stunning templates or start from scratch and create a professional website. Click here to get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan Limited time offer––enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Subscribe for new episodes at freelancetofounder.com. This podcast is a production of Millo. Recently from the Millo Blog: '11 Sites like Upwork for freelancers who need clients fast'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino are home safe and sound from Microsoft Build 2019, and they have a ton of insight into the various announcements from the conference. Cortana lives as Microsoft continues its deep investment of research into contextual AI. UWP is changing slightly, but it remains an important tool for developers. Likewise, Fluent Design System has gone cross platform. There's also plenty of Edge news, and Zac shares his first hands-on experience with HoloLens 2! Links: Windows Central Podcast | Episode 133 | May 10th 2019 Microsoft Cortana, and why the future of AI is contextual | Windows Central Microsoft's Fluent Design System goes cross platform with iOS, Android, and the web | Windows Central Top 5 announcements from Microsoft Build 2019 | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. LinkedIn Jobs The right hire can make a huge impact on your business. That’s why it’s so important to find the right person! find the person who will help you grow your business with LinkedIn! Visit linkedin.com/wcp(http://www.linkedin.com/wcp) to get $50 off your first job post.  

In today’s episode, we feature the story of Tiila Abbitt - CEO and founder of AetherBeauty. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us an honest rating on iTunes. Tiila is in her first year of starting her own beauty brand, Aether Beauty, having served for years as an expert product developer at Sephora, the American beauty retailer. Despite a great income and a great role in driving the company’s sustainability initiatives, Tiila needed to do her own thing - to build an entirely ‘sustainable beauty brand’ - which to this point hasn’t really existed in the market. Today, it’s a one-woman brand, but you’re going to astounded to hear how much she’s doing in revenue as well as what she’s had to do to get to that point, along with her full backstory. Complete show notes for this episode can be found on Millo.co Thank you to our Sponsors for supporting this episode Wix: Over 150 million people use Wix for their website, choose from over 500 stunning templates or start from scratch and create a professional website. Click here to get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan Limited time offer––enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. LinkedIn Jobs: Reach candidates you can't find anywhere else. Get your job in front of LinkedIn members who are active on our network, engaged in their careers, and open to new opportunities. Hurry on over to LinkedIn.com/Freelance and get $50 off your first job post. Subscribe for new episodes at freelancetofounder.com. This podcast is a production of Millo. Recently from the Millo Blog: 'How to start a blog and make money in less than 24 hours'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lory Gil and Rene Ritchie do whatever they want, and no one can stop them! They talk about their plans for Star Wars Day and mourn the loss of Peter Mayhew, the 7'3" actor who portrayed Chewbacca. They also have some updates on right to repair legislation, and loads of rumors about what to expect at WWDC next month. May The Fourth Be With You! Show Notes and Links: Star Wars Day Apple Is Telling Lawmakers People Will Hurt Themselves if They Try to Fix iPhones WWDC 2019 Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. StoryWorth The most meaningful Mother’s Day gift: getting to know her better. Save $20 through May 12 at storyworth.com/imore! Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

David Ruddock of Android Police returns to the show and speaks with Daniel Bader and Andrew Martonik about the aftermath of the Galaxy Fold launch delay. They also discuss what they're looking forward to seeing at Google I/O 2019, and look at where the forthcoming Pixel 3a will fit into the phone market. Show Notes and Links: David Ruddock - Android Police - Android news, reviews, apps, games, phones, tablets David Ruddock (@RDRv3) | Twitter Samsung Galaxy Fold: wtf happened, and what's next? Samsung Galaxy Fold review: Potential and promise, not a product One day with the Galaxy Fold was all it took for me to embrace the foldable future Samsung forced iFixit to remove its Galaxy Fold teardown, but you can still read it here Google I/O 2019 preview: What to expect in Android, Pixel, Chrome, gaming and more Google Pixel 3a: News, Rumors, Release Date, Specs, and More! New promo images reveal almost everything about the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL Pixel 3a retail packaging leaks, will reportedly cost $399 My first look at Google's all-new Android Automotive on the Polestar 2 was very promising Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Surface Hub 2S is here! Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino have all the details on this business-focused device. Also targeted at business users, a HoloLens 2 emulator is now available to developers so they can begin working on new apps. They also talk about Xbox One S All-Digital Edition — It's a good idea that makes sense for some users, but it's marred by an unattractive price and form factor that fails to differentiate it from other Xbox One models. Something that is great all around, however, is Xpotify. It's a PWA version of Spotify that provides the best experience for Windows 10. Finally, Samsung Galaxy Fold will be available on April 26th. The team discuss the screen failure experienced by several users, and look at Microsoft's own attempts at multiple screen devices. Links: Watch Microsoft's full Surface Hub 2S reveal here | Windows Central Surface Hub 2S hands-on: Cutting-edge collaboration | Windows Central Does Microsoft's HoloLens 2 run original HoloLens apps? | Windows Central Disc-less Xbox One S All-Digital Edition is a natural progression for Microsoft | Windows Central Xpotify review: Quite possibly the best Spotify experience on Windows 10 | Windows Central Here's why Galaxy Fold displays are already failing | Android Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Daniel Bader and Andrew Martonik go one-on-one for a conversation about Samsung Galaxy Fold. It's a refreshingly different device with an amazing amount of potential accompanied by an equal amount of serious concerns. Show Notes and Links: Samsung Galaxy Fold hands-on: The tablet that (almost) fits in your pocket 48 hours with the Galaxy Fold: Incredible potential amidst a potential mess 5 problems that could keep the Galaxy Fold from true success Here's why Galaxy Fold displays are already failing Can you use third-party keyboards with the Galaxy Fold? Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Lory Gil and Mikah Sargent ditch Rene and Georgia this week for a one-on-one conversation about the failure of several Samsung Galaxy Fold review units. They also talk about Apple and Qualcomm's settlement in the midst of their ongoing legal battle as Intel exits the 5G smartphone modem business. WWDC will be here before you know it! The Wonder Twins of tech go through a laundry list of rumored and wishlist features. Finally, Apple has released their 2019 Environmental Responsibility report, and Harry Potter Wizards Unite begins beta testing in New Zealand. Show Notes and Links: Galaxy Fold ... unfolding (not sorry) Apple/Qualcomm iOS 13 rumors and speculation Apple's Environmental Responsibility report Harry Potter Wizards Unite starts beta testing in New Zealand Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

Georgia Dow, Lory Gil, and Mikah Sargent share a mix of rumors and bonafide news on this week's show! First up, Apple maintains their perfect score on the LGBTQ equality index for the 17th year in a row. PowerBeats Pro have been announced and will be shipping next month. They're a potentially more comfortable alternative to AirPods, while being more conducive to use during fitness activity. There are some many rumors about the next generation of iPhones it can be hard to keep track of them all. An especially juicy one has to do with an increase in the number of cameras and the square placement of them on the back of the phone. Netflix is killing AirPlay support — they say it's because they can no longer guarantee a high quality experience due to Apple expanding AirPlay for use on third party video streaming boxes. And a final rumor for the episode. Apple is planning to break up iTunes into smaller app silos specific to the type of content they offer. Is the behemoth finally being cut down to size? Show Notes and Links: Apple maintains max score on LGBTQ equality index for 17th year running PowerBeats Pro announced New iPhone 11 rumors (there are so many!) Netflix kills AirPlay support Apple to break up iTunes Speck GrabTab Logitech Slim Folio Pro Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

Daniel Bader, Andrew Martonik, and Jerry Hildenbrand look at the Nokia 9 PureView and compare its RAW output to the JPEGs the phone produces. In speaking about camera performance, they discuss Galaxy S10 vs. Pixel 3 and talk briefly about Huawei's P30 Pro. The crew also eulogize Google+ and Google Inbox, but welcome popular iOS email app Spark to the Android platform. Android Q beta 2 is now available! With it comes many new features, and many new concerns. They go deep into the changes and problems with Q beta 2 before closing out the episode with some chat about Verizon's 5G rollout. Show Notes and Links: Nokia 9 PureView review: Five great cameras, one big problem Galaxy S10 vs. Pixel 3 photo comparison: Which has the better camera? Should you import the Huawei P30 Pro to the U.S.? Popular iOS email app Spark is finally available for Android Goodbye, Google+: How Google's social network changed my life Android Q beta 2 now available Android Q beta 2 release notes Android Q Beta 2: Notification Bubbles + More New Features! [Hands-on] Verizon's 5G network is already consistently pushing speeds of nearly 600Mbps, but there's a catch Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden have the latest news on Windows 10 19H1 — It's now officially known as Windows 10 May 2019 Update! They also discuss a merger of Fast Ring and Skip Ahead Ring. Microsoft is erring on the side of caution by implementing significant changes to functionality of Windows Update, and the company is removing books from the Microsoft Store. Finally, 'Xbox Game Pass Ultimate' may combine Game Pass and Xbox Live to help players save money on both services. Links: Windows 10 May 2019 Update gets official, late-May planned release | Windows Central Windows 10 build 18362.30 hits Fast and Slow ring Insiders with three fixes | Windows Central Windows 10 will no longer auto install feature updates twice a year | Windows Central Microsoft is removing books from the Microsoft Store on Windows 10 | Windows Central 'Xbox Game Pass Ultimate' may combine Game Pass and Xbox Live for cheaper | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Windows 10 19H1 inches closer to release as Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden discuss build 18362. They also talk about a firmware update for Surface Headphones and use the opportunity to look at how these cans compare to other noise canceling headsets. In the gaming world, Xbox One S All-Digital is expected to launch on May 7. Based on mock ups created by our own Jez Corden, the console will like share the same industrial design as its blu-ray equipped cousin. Rounding out the episode, the gang chat about Google Stadia and what threat it poses (if any) to Xbox. Links: Windows 10 19H1 build 18362 is rolling out for Insiders in the Fast ring | Windows Central Microsoft Surface Headphones get first quality-improvement firmware update (Updated) | Windows Central First look at Xbox One S All-Digital box art; May 7, 2019, launch planned | Windows Central Is Google Stadia REALLY a threat to Xbox? This and more on #AskDanWindows 58. | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Rene Ritchie, Georgia Dow, and Lory Gil recount this week's deluge of Apple announcements and look forward to the event on Monday, March 25! There's a new iPad mini and iPad Air 3, and spec bumped iMacs. Apple also announced AirPods 2, which add a wireless charging case and battery life improvements. Missing in action (for now?) were AirPower and a 7th generation iPod touch. The March 25 event will likely focus exclusively on new services. We're expecting news and TV subscriptions, with the rumors percolating about a gaming service. There's also the Goldman Sachs partnership that could result in an Apple credit card. Show Notes and Links: iPad mini 5/iPad Air 3 iMac (2019) AirPods 2 AirPower? iPod touch 7? Apple gaming service to be announced at March Event? Apple credit card to be announced at March event? Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

The reviews for the Galaxy S10 series phones are in, but Daniel Bader, Andrew Martonik, and Jerry Hildenbrand still have thoughts and feelings. For one thing, the value proposition of S10e muscles out the middle child S10. Further, Samsung wins at pretty much everything — except the camera. The team also share details on the Android Q public beta. It's available now for Pixel phones and they highlight some of the cool new features. Show Notes and Links: Galaxy S10e review: Samsung's iPhone XR is a colorful winner The Galaxy S10+ is the best Android phone for most people Samsung wins in all areas but the most important: the camera Android Q public beta now available for Pixel phones Android Q: Everything you need to know! Top 15 Android Q features you need to know about How to install Android Q on your Pixel right now (or downgrade to Pie) Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Keeps Hair today. Hair tomorrow. To receive your first month of treatment for free, go to keeps.com/acp.  

Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden pour one out for Microsoft Band and the Health Dashboard, which are being shut down on May 31. They also discuss rumors of a disc-less Xbox One S — 'Maverick'. This leads to a great conversation about cord cutting and the role of Xbox for video streaming. Windows Core OS is still a hot topic! Zac shares his intense efforts in creating a guide to make sense of what the upcoming operating system will be all about. Links: Microsoft Band apps and Health Dashboard getting the ax on May 31 | Windows Central Disc-less 'Xbox One S All-Digital Edition' is a natural progression for Microsoft | Windows Central Windows Core OS: The Complete Guide | Windows Central Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Mikah Coffee, Lory Punk Rock, and Rene Vector have this week's dose of Apple news and rumors! The fruit company is celebrating Women's History Month and Lory has a mapping app to share called AccessNow that is completely awesome for locating accessibility features in locations around the globe. They also discuss instances when data encryption isn't the right thing to do, Apple allowing repairs for iPhones with aftermarket batteries, next-generation iPad rumors, and the memetacular 'Tim Apple'. The crew also geek out on Star Wars Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland opening later this year, plus PS4 gaming on iPhone. Yes! Show Notes and Links: International Women's Day AccessNow | App Store Why encryption isn't always the right thing to do What to expect in the next-generation iPad Tim Apple We have an opening day for Star Wars Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland Apple allows repairs for iPhones with an aftermarket battery PS4 on iPhone? Yes! Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

Daniel Rubino takes break from packing for Mobile World Congress to speak with Zac Bowden about some hot new topics for Microsoft users. First up, 'Santorini' is the new codename for the upcoming 'Windows Lite' OS. There's also an official Windows 10 Timeline extension for Google Chrome. In relation to 'Santorini', they discuss the promise and potential of foldable devices, UWP, and PWA apps. And even though the announcement may be official by the time you listen, they dissect some last minute HoloLens 2 rumors. Check it out! Links: 'Santorini' is Microsoft's new 'Windows Lite' OS codename | Windows Central Microsoft releases official Windows 10 Timeline extension for Google Chrome | Windows Central HoloLens 2 images leak ahead of official announcement at MWC 2019 | Windows Central Sponsors: LinkedIn Jobs The right hire can make a huge impact on your business. That’s why it’s so important to find the right person! find the person who will help you grow your business with LinkedIn! Visit linkedin.com/wcp(http://www.linkedin.com/wcp) to get $50 off your first job post. Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Georgia Dow, Lory Gil, Rene Ritchie, and Mikah Sargent open the episode with a topic that doesn't suck: Microsuction tape! This handy stuff will keep your tech attached to your desk exactly where you want it without messy adhesives. But that's just the tip of the iceberg this week. The crew have rumors about a partnership between Apple and Goldman Sachs for a credit card. In the hardware realm, Apple is supposedly developing a 6K display to accompany the new Mac Pro. There might be a new 16" MacBook Pro in the works as well. They also have a friendly debate about 'right to repair' legislation. And as a special bonus, Georgia shares her pro tip about Apple Watch bands! Show Notes and Links: Sewell Direct AirStick Microsuction Tape Apple Goldman Sachs Credit Card? 6K Apple Display? Right to repair Sponsors: eero: Life’s too short for bad WiFi. Never think about WiFi again - To get $100 off the eero base unit with 2 beacons package, and 1 year of eero Plus, visit eero.com/imore and at checkout enter IMORE. Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow  

A septet of tech journalists have joined forces to share their thoughts on Samsung's Galaxy S10 phones in this live episode from Barcelona. On the eve of Mobile World Congress, Daniel Bader, Nirave Gondhia, Derek Kessler, Alex Dobie, Hayato Huseman, Michael Fisher, and Andrew Martonik look at the pros and cons of each model. Pre-orders have already begun, but take a listen and keep your eyes open for our MWC coverage so you can pick the one that's best for you! Show Notes and Links: 48 hours with the Samsung Galaxy S10+ Galaxy S10 camera first impressions: meets expectations Samsung Galaxy S10 announced: These are the key features Samsung Galaxy S10 hands-on preview: Triple threat | Android Central Galaxy S10 Specifications: S10, S10+, S10e, S10 5G specs in one place | Android Central Best Places to Buy the Galaxy S10 on Day One | Android Central The Galaxy S10 has one thing other phones in 2019 lack — courage | Android Central Sponsors: Joybird: One-of-a-kind furniture made to your unique taste. Go to joybird.com/ACP and receive an exclusive offer for 25% off your first order by using the code ACP. Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

Daniel Bader and Andrew Martonik are joined this week by Android Police managing editor David Ruddock! They discuss Amazon's acquisition of mesh Wi-Fi company, Eero, and why David thinks 5G might be the death of some smartphone companies. They also look at Samsung's 10.5-inch Galaxy Tab S5e and rumors about several new Galaxy wearables. There are also rumors about Pixel Watch from Google and some not-so-great realities when it comes to the current state of Wear OS. Rounding things out, the crew discuss the harm caused by clickbait tech sites that publish bad/fake rumors alongside "aggregated" articles from legitimate sources. Show Notes and Links: Android Police David Ruddock on Twitter Amazon is buying popular mesh Wi-Fi company Eero Why it makes perfect sense for Amazon to buy Eero Ready or not, 5G will probably be the death of these 3 smartphone companies Samsung announces new 10.5-inch Galaxy Tab S5e with Tab S4-like features for just $399 Samsung Galaxy Watch Active: News, Rumors, Release Date, Specs, and More! Google to reportedly launch Pixel Watch, new Nest camera, and more in 2019 Very bad news site says Pixel 4 "could be" modular because you'll click on it Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. eero: Life’s too short for bad WiFi. Never think about WiFi again - To get $100 off the eero base unit with 2 beacons package, and 1 year of eero Plus, visit eero.com/acp and at checkout enter ACP.  

This week's episode is all about looking towards the future for Microsoft and Windows. Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden discuss what they hope to see at the Build developer conference in May. Microsoft themselves are providing a glance of the road ahead with 20H1 changes in the Insider Skip Ahead ring. There's also a teaser video for 'HoloLens 2', and Daniel reviews the insanely light LG gram 17 Ultrabook. Links: Microsoft announces Build developer conference for May 6 to 8 Microsoft flights Windows 10 build 18836 to Skip Ahead Insiders with 20H1 changes Microsoft 'HoloLens 2:' Everything we know so far LG gram 17 review: A massive Ultrabook that's light as a feather Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

The band is back together with a ton of news and rumors for Apple fans! Georgia Dow, Lory Gil, Rene Ritchie, and Mikah Sargent talk all about an Apple Event that may be taking place on March 25th. There's also a cool new AR experience from Lego, and Amazon has bought popular Wi-Fi company Eero. Apple's long-awaited wireless charging solution, AirPower, may be coming this Spring. Or maybe not! Finally, what in blazes was that weird dot on the Apple Notes tweet from the US Press Secretary?!?! Show Notes and Links: Apple March event (Product) RED iPhone XS? Lego AR: Hidden Side Amazon is buying popular mesh Wi-Fi company Eero AirPower rumor U.S. Press Secretary tweets with Apple Notes. Dottedly. Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout. Hosts: Lory Gil Mikah Sargent Rene Ritchie Georgia Dow