Geared UpThis episode features special guest Michael Fisher (Mr. Mobile) and explores why foldable smartphones remain a niche, with less than 2 percent of buyers ever having used one. Major barriers include Android exclusivity, iPhone user lock-in, limited mainstream interest, and high prices. Apple’s reputation for turning obscure categories mainstream raises the question of whether a future iPhone Fold would legitimize the segment or simply reveal how little consumer appetite there really is for foldables.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @TheMrMobile
Apple’s arrival in any product category can rapidly shift consumer perception, lending instant credibility to what was once seen as a novelty. Despite six-plus years and multiple iterations from Samsung and others, foldables have struggled to gain widespread traction, even as innovation continues. Real-world statistics show that adoption is slow and interest is still tightly linked to brand loyalty and ecosystem lock-in, rather than just hardware features.
Hands-on experience with Samsung’s Galaxy Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 highlights key improvements in ergonomics, camera systems, outer screen usability, and battery life. However, fast charging remains a notable weakness compared to competitors. Other technical debates include the ongoing value of S-Pen support, the importance of thinness versus durability, and how Chinese brands are advancing the market—though often at the cost of software polish or US market compatibility.
A major segment covers Apple’s lawsuit against Jon Prosser over leaked iOS 26 details and device trade secrets. The panel discusses the legal and ethical lines between tech journalism, leaks, and trade secret theft, contrasting the current case with past experiences and lawsuits in the industry. Topics include privacy expectations for employees, Apple’s approach to leaks, and the impact such lawsuits have on creators, reporters, and the broader tech community.
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Mr. Mobile Michael Fisher Joins the Show 02:30 - Greatest TV Episode of All Time 08:15 - Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Thoughts 18:16 - The Upcoming Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold 20:58 - Galaxy AI Features on Z Fold 7 22:40 - Samsung’s Slow Battery Charging Speeds 23:35 - Removal of S Pen Support on Z Fold 7 26:27 - Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 Thoughts 32:09 - Apple’s Foldable iPhone 35:42 - Why Apple’s Foldable iPhone Will Matter 44:23 - Clicks Keyboard Accessories for Smartphones 48:52 - Apple Sues Jon Prosser 56:35 - Jon’s Controversial YouTube Move
Is Apple About to Make Foldables Mainstream? w/ Michael Fisher - Geared Up 209Geared Up2025-07-26 | This episode features special guest Michael Fisher (Mr. Mobile) and explores why foldable smartphones remain a niche, with less than 2 percent of buyers ever having used one. Major barriers include Android exclusivity, iPhone user lock-in, limited mainstream interest, and high prices. Apple’s reputation for turning obscure categories mainstream raises the question of whether a future iPhone Fold would legitimize the segment or simply reveal how little consumer appetite there really is for foldables.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @TheMrMobile
Apple’s arrival in any product category can rapidly shift consumer perception, lending instant credibility to what was once seen as a novelty. Despite six-plus years and multiple iterations from Samsung and others, foldables have struggled to gain widespread traction, even as innovation continues. Real-world statistics show that adoption is slow and interest is still tightly linked to brand loyalty and ecosystem lock-in, rather than just hardware features.
Hands-on experience with Samsung’s Galaxy Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 highlights key improvements in ergonomics, camera systems, outer screen usability, and battery life. However, fast charging remains a notable weakness compared to competitors. Other technical debates include the ongoing value of S-Pen support, the importance of thinness versus durability, and how Chinese brands are advancing the market—though often at the cost of software polish or US market compatibility.
A major segment covers Apple’s lawsuit against Jon Prosser over leaked iOS 26 details and device trade secrets. The panel discusses the legal and ethical lines between tech journalism, leaks, and trade secret theft, contrasting the current case with past experiences and lawsuits in the industry. Topics include privacy expectations for employees, Apple’s approach to leaks, and the impact such lawsuits have on creators, reporters, and the broader tech community.
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Mr. Mobile Michael Fisher Joins the Show 02:30 - Greatest TV Episode of All Time 08:15 - Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Thoughts 18:16 - The Upcoming Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold 20:58 - Galaxy AI Features on Z Fold 7 22:40 - Samsung’s Slow Battery Charging Speeds 23:35 - Removal of S Pen Support on Z Fold 7 26:27 - Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 Thoughts 32:09 - Apple’s Foldable iPhone 35:42 - Why Apple’s Foldable iPhone Will Matter 44:23 - Clicks Keyboard Accessories for Smartphones 48:52 - Apple Sues Jon Prosser 56:35 - Jon’s Controversial YouTube MoveApple Sues Jon Prosser (The TRUTH About the End of Genius Bar) w/ Sam Kohl - Geared Up 210Geared Up2025-08-02 | This episode pulls back the curtain on the shocking breakup of Genius Bar, the podcast co-hosted by Sam Kohl and Jon Prosser. Sam joins Andru Edwards, host of Geared Up, to share for the first time what really happened behind the scenes. The honest, sometimes painful conversations and revelations that led to the end of his creative partnership and friendship with Jon Prosser. The discussion exposes how financial tension, personal disappointment, and broken trust can change everything, even after years of success together.
Host: @Andru Guest: @AppleTrack
Then we dive straight into the drama swirling around Jon Prosser, as Apple files a lawsuit that has set the tech world buzzing. Sam and Andru unpack the legal allegations against Prosser, the mystery of the anonymous email tip, and what it’s like to find your name and former co-host splashed across headlines for all the wrong reasons. It’s a rare look at how quickly trust can unravel when big money and bigger risks collide in the YouTube ecosystem.
Then we take a deep dive into the next wave of iPhone rumors, with speculation and hot takes on the iPhone 17 lineup. Sam and Andru debate the real-world appeal of a super-thin iPhone 17 Air, two-tone design leaks of the 17 Pro, new camera systems, and even the possibility of reverse wireless charging. For anyone obsessed with Apple’s hardware pipeline—or just wanting to know what’s worth upgrading for—this segment is packed with both industry insights and honest, unfiltered opinions.
The conversation shifts to Apple’s latest betas, including all the buzz around iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe updates - especially the new Liquid Glass interface. Hear first-hand impressions on how Liquid Glass has split the community, what’s actually better (and worse) about the new features, and why these subtle design changes are sparking heated debates among creators, power users, and everyday fans. From accessibility concerns to the future of Apple UI, nothing is off the table in this deep-dive on the software that shapes our devices.
Next, things get personal and surprisingly relatable as we trade stories about the realities of owning Teslas in 2025. From the headache of parking a Cybertruck in LA to the rush of chasing tax credits and timing new model releases, they unpack the true cost (and joy) of electric vehicles. The conversation gets into Tesla’s shifting lineup, what it’s really like to sell an EV in today’s market, and why even loyal Tesla fans are eyeing competitors like Rivian. The two also zoom out to speculate on where EV tech is heading, including bold predictions on humanoid robots and how AI could change our daily lives next.
This episode is a candid, wide-ranging look at what happens when friendship, business, technology, and ambition collide. If you want an inside view on the pressures of creating in public, the risks and rewards of the creator economy, and what it really takes to walk away from something you built, this is the conversation you can’t miss.
CHAPTERS 00:00:00 - The Breakup of Genius Bar Podcast w/ Sam Kohl 00:02:03 - Apple Sues Jon Prosser 00:12:15 - Who Sent Apple the Anonymous Email? 00:17:56 - Did the Sender Get Ethan Lipnik Fired? 00:21:39 - Jon Prosser 00:51:57 - The End of Genius Bar Podcast 01:05:35 - iPhone 17 Lineup Rumors 01:17:58 - iOS 26 Public Beta 01:23:11 - iPadOS 26 Public Beta 01:24:24 - macOS 26 Tahoe Public Beta 01:28:57 - visionOS 26 01:36:06 - Ordering a Tesla Before the $7500 Tax Credit ExpiresThe Real Reason People Don’t Buy Foldable Phones?Geared Up2025-07-27 | Would you switch to a foldable phone if Apple released one? The story of tech is often about who controls the narrative, and who makes you feel safe inside their ecosystem. Foldables are a fascinating example: everyone is curious, a lot of people want to try them, and yet so few ever make the jump.
There’s a gravitational pull to iOS - would an Apple foldable legitimize the entire segment? Here’s what @TheMrMobile @Andru & @jon4lakers have to say - catch the full episode of Geared Up on YouTube! #apple #samsung #foldable #smartphones #podcastclips #techshortsiPhone 20 Rumored Details 🤯Geared Up2025-06-19 | 🚨 Mark Gurman just dropped major iPhone 20 details on Geared Up! The #iPhone20 might be the most radical redesign of all time. We’re talking curved glass on all sides. 😳 @markgurman says it’s called the Glass Wing internally.
Waiting on an Apple iPhone foldable? We should see it happen by the end of 2026.💥 #apple #iphone #smartphones #ios26 #techshortsInside WWDC 2025 & Apple’s Year-Long Siri Delay w/ Mark Gurman - Geared Up 208Geared Up2025-06-18 | Apple’s AI ambitions hit a major speed bump at WWDC this year. From last-minute delays on Siri features to Mark Gurman’s revelations about internal alarm bells, this episode takes you behind the scenes of Apple’s AI crisis. We’ll break down how Craig Federighi’s hands-on testing exposed critical flaws and why Apple’s lean investment strategy may have backfired.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: Mark Gurman
The conversation reveals how internal decisions, such as delaying AI feature rollouts by a full year, signaled a broader leadership disconnect within the company. Federighi’s own tests showed a startling disparity between what was promised and what was actually working. That gap in execution has placed Apple behind rivals like Google and OpenAI.
What role does Tim Cook play in this? As the CEO, his direction - or lack thereof - has now come under scrutiny. The podcast unpacks how executive decisions from the top have rippled across departments, affecting everything from product timelines to public trust. Apple's frugal approach, while often seen as financially prudent, may have hindered critical innovation.
We also dive into what Apple’s AI roadmap must look like to stay competitive. From launching a working Siri upgrade to developing a true chatbot under the internal codename "Knowledge," Apple needs a foundational reboot in how it views and builds AI experiences. Failure to act swiftly could result in a loss of consumer and developer confidence.
Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, Apple watcher, or concerned investor, this episode sheds light on the high-stakes decisions shaping Apple’s future in AI. With clear takeaways and expert insights, it’s your best guide to understanding how Apple can, and must, course-correct.
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Mark Gurman on WWDC 2025 02:17 - Gurman on Being a Main Source for Apple News 03:17 - Thoughts on WWDC 2025 04:57 - Apple’s AI Story at WWDC 2025 07:32 - Joanna Stern’s Craig & Joz Interview 08:30 - How Apple Botched Siri 14:53 - What Does an AI Win Look Like for Apple? 16:37 - Are Apple’s Expectations of AI Too High? 17:47 - When Apple Decided to Delay the New Siri Features 21:15 - Is Apple Going to Constantly Be Playing AI Catch-Up? 22:39 - Apple’s Reliance on OpenAI & ChatGPT 24:57 - Is There a Danger to Apple Relying on 3rd Party Models? 27:25 - How Close Were We To Getting Round Icons in iOS 26? 28:12 - iPhone 17 Redesign Details 31:13 - When Will iPhone Pro Get Good Colors? 32:10 - What Has Mark Gurman Reported That Shocked Him? 34:14 - Which Product Category Will Apple End Next? 35:24 - Upcoming HomePod / Home Pad Device 36:47 - iPhone Foldable & 20th Anniversary iPhone 38:22 - How is Liquid Glass Designed for iPhone 20? 41:20 - The Future of Apple Vision Pro 44:18 - Thoughts on Apple Liquid Glass Announcement 48:53 - Touchscreen Macs are Coming 51:03 - iPadOS 26 Teases A Foldable 52:09 - iPadOS 26 Was a Long Time Coming 53:47 - Trying the Jupiter Environment in Apple Vision Pro 55:27 - OpenAI + Jonny Ive’s Upcoming AI DeviceLive from WWDC 2025: Will Liquid Glass Make Apple Feel New Again?Geared Up2025-06-12 | Straight from Apple Park at WWDC 2025, Andru Edwards, TechMe0ut, Kevin the Tech Ninja, Stephen Robles break down everything Apple just announced. This episode is a full debrief on the major platform shifts: iOS 26, macOS 26 (Tahoe), iPadOS 26, VisionOS 26, and the all-new Liquid Glass design language that transforms how every Apple platform looks and feels.
iOS 26 brings a mix of practical upgrades and AI-infused enhancements. We talk about the new call screening and Hold Assist features that are tailor-made for anyone who hates phone trees, the smarter and more private Apple Intelligence tools that live entirely on-device, and how group chat just got an upgrade with polls, read receipts, and background customizations. Plus, there's the redesigned Camera app and a dedicated Games app finally making iOS more fun and flexible.
macOS 26 Tahoe is all about productivity. Spotlight got a serious brain upgrade: you can now launch shortcuts, summarize PDFs, and trigger AI workflows right from the search bar. The new customizable folders and Live Activities make the desktop more dynamic, while Liquid Glass touches give everything a more fluid, transparent look. It's macOS reimagined to be both more powerful and more approachable.
iPadOS 26 finally delivers the windowed multitasking experience we've been waiting for. You get Mac-style app windows, a draggable menu bar, better file management, and background exports in Final Cut. For people who want desktop-level productivity with tablet portability, this is the iPad update to watch.
VisionOS 26 pushes the spatial computing envelope. From lifelike Personas to persistent, room-anchored widgets, Vision Pro feels more immersive and personal than ever. We dive into the new Jupiter environment, support for 360-degree video playback, spatial scenes, and a better system for sharing environments in real-time with people in the same room or across the world.
And Liquid Glass is a whole new visual language. Think depth, translucency, and UI that responds to light and motion. Whether it’s in widgets, the lock screen, or native apps, this new design makes Apple’s platforms feel unified and futuristic.
Stick around for a sharp, honest take on what’s hype, and what’s actually going to change your workflow. No fluff - just the real story behind Apple’s biggest update in years.
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Live from WWDC 2025! 00:40 - Ideal Men's Shorts Length in 2025 02:10 - Apple Liquid Glass Design 06:36 - WWDC 2025 Apple Intelligence Features 15:45 - iOS 26 Features Thoughts 22:19 - iPadOS 26 Features Impressions 28:52 - visionOS 26 Features Impressions 41:50 - macOS 26 Features Impressions 50:24 - Which WWDC 2025 Feature is Most Impressive?Inside Google’s Biggest Search Overhaul Ever w/ Robby Stein - Geared Up 207Geared Up2025-05-30 | In this episode of Geared Up, we sit down with Robby Stein, VP of Product for Google Search, to talk about what might be the most significant transformation in the company’s history: AI Mode. Robby walks us through the rollout of AI experiences directly within search, including a powerful new tab in the core experience and integrated access across Google apps. This new approach empowers users to ask questions via text or photos, with Google delivering responses using cutting-edge AI models and knowledge systems.
We explore the evolution that led to AI Mode, including learnings from AI Overviews—short, AI-generated summaries that became a fast-growing part of the search experience. Robby discusses how user demand for control, depth, and follow-up interaction drove the product's development. He shares that some users even appended "AI" to their search queries hoping to trigger these enhanced responses, which speaks to the hunger for smarter, more personalized results.
The conversation delves into features like Query Fan Out, where dozens of searches are initiated behind the scenes to build comprehensive answers, and Live Search, a real-time assistant that can interpret visual context and deliver support while you interact with your environment. Robby also breaks down how AI Mode supports everything from product comparisons and shopping assistance to making reservations, referencing your Gmail, and even analyzing code or medical documents.
AI Mode represents a major reimagining of how users interact with search technology, combining traditional methods with advanced, intelligent systems to enhance every step of the information journey. It blends traditional search with intelligent planning, dynamic visualization, and personalized insight. Whether you're trying to clean mysterious bathroom mold or research a birthday gift, AI Mode marks a bold new chapter for Google. Don’t miss this deep-dive into the future of search.
CHAPTERS 00:00 - What is AI Mode in Google Search? 00:58 - Why Introduce AI Mode into Google Search? 02:30 - Casual Users vs Power Users of AI Mode 03:55 - How Does Adding AI to Google Search Improve It? 05:41 - How AI Mode Uses Query Fan Out 07:43 - Using Google AI Mode Deep Research 08:25 - Search Live in Google 10:21 - How Does Search Live Understand What It Sees? 12:05 - Google Personal Context in AI Mode 14:25 - Google AI Mode Shopping 15:17 - Why Launch AI Mode in Google Search? 16:19 - How Does AI Mode Follow the User? 17:23 - What Was Robby Stein Most Excited to Show at Google I/O 2025? 19:39 - Is Traditional Google Search Dead?Apples New Siri Disaster w/ Quinn Nelson - Geared Up 206Geared Up2025-05-02 | This episode of Geared Up dives into the state of Apple Intelligence and the larger implications of Apple's AI strategy - but that's just the beginning. Jon Rettinger and Andru Edwards open with a passionate breakdown of why Apple’s long-awaited foray into AI has become one of its most disappointing product efforts to date. With features like Genmoji and writing assistance that feel underwhelming, and more ambitious tools like Siri’s personal context still missing in action, they argue Apple has lost its AI credibility, and possibly its lead in consumer trust.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @snazzy
But that’s only part of the show. The conversation expands to a fascinating look at the latest iPhone 17 hardware leaks, including the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air and the controversial new visor design. What are the tradeoffs of a 5.5mm thick smartphone? Can Apple maintain battery life and camera quality in such a thin device? John and guest Quinn Nelson dissect what this design direction means, especially for power users and iPhone Max fans.
Quinn also shares firsthand insights into the self-driving space with his deep dive into the Comma 3X - a DIY, open-source driving assistant that’s outperforming most built-in systems. He explains how it works, what it’s capable of, and why it represents a fascinating alternative to Tesla’s FSD. This isn’t just theoretical tech - he’s installed it in his Rivian and shares real-world results, strengths, and limitations.
Rounding out the episode is an alternate history segment that explores a tantalizing what-if: what if Apple had bought Android in 2005? The discussion considers how mobile tech could have evolved, the role of Samsung, the collapse of competition, and the future of platform control. It’s a blend of speculation and strategy that will fascinate any student of tech history.
If you care about smartphones, AI, autonomy, or the decisions that shape the tech industry, this episode packs all of it in. From present-day failures to future visions and speculative histories, it’s one of our most thought-provoking yet.
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Quinn Nelson of Snazzy Labs 01:43 - Quinn’s Hottest Hot Takes 04:20 - iPhone 17 Lineup 12:00 - What Happened to Apple Intelligence? 27:29 - What If Apple Never Released the iPhone? 36:38 - Comma 3X Self-Driving Car TechApples HUGE Siri AI Fumble w/ John Gruber - Geared Up 205Geared Up2025-03-27 | Tech legend John Gruber joins Andru Edwards and Jon Rettinger to unravel the story behind Apple Intelligence and its delayed features in this episode of Geared Up. From early WWDC promises to today's reality, they dissect how Apple got comfortable showcasing features it didn't hav eready, and what that says about their internal culture, marketing strategy, and the future of Siri.
Gruber shares rare behind-the-scenes insights, including his personal evolution in covering Apple and the moment he realized the company had broken a decades-long precedent. The trio also explores the rocky launch of Vision Pro, Apple's approach to foldables, and why Apple Maps is a cautionary tale for Apple Intelligence.
CHAPTERS 00:00:00 - John Gruber from Daring Fireball 00:05:28 - There’s Something Rotten in the State of Cupertino 00:10:21 - Did Apple Know Personal Context Wasn’t Going to Be Ready? 00:12:59 - Did Pre-Recorded Keynotes Contribute to Apple Intelligence Delay? 00:22:21 - Where Did Apple Intelligence Go Wrong? 00:27:23 - The Pressure on Apple to Deliver in AI 00:31:24 - Apple’s Recklessness in Advertising AI Features That Weren’t Ready 00:38:10 - Realizing the Apple Didn’t Have a Working Siri Personal Context Feature to Demo 00:43:55 - How Does This Change How We Cover Apple Going Forward? 00:47:36 - Is the Apple Intelligence Brand Damaged? 00:52:01 - How is Apple Vision Pro Doing for the Company? 01:00:10 - The Upcoming Foldable iPhone 01:09:26 - Mark Gurman’s Apple Scoops & Reporting
#apple #appleintelligence #foldableiphoneWould Apple Have Shown the New Siri in a Live Demo?Geared Up2025-03-27 | Would Apple have made the same AI promises if WWDC was live?
John Gruber explains how Apple’s shift to pre-recorded keynotes may have changed the game. Instead of demoing real features, they got comfortable showing concepts — and it backed them into a corner. What was supposed to ship in months now won’t arrive for another year.
Full episode on the channel!Apple’s First Foldable Coming Soon? 👀Geared Up2025-03-12 | Apple’s first foldable iPhone could be arriving by the end of next year, and according to Mark Gurman, it might be called the iPhone Ultra.
While exact details are still unclear, Gurman believes this foldable iPhone could redefine the category. Apple has historically waited to perfect new form factors before entering the market. #apple #iphone #foldables #techshorts #podcastsApple’s iPhone Ultra Foldable: What You NEED to Know! w/ Mark Gurman - Geared Up 204Geared Up2025-03-10 | Apple is making big moves, and the latest rumors suggest a foldable iPhone is on the way - possibly called the iPhone Ultra! With reports indicating that Apple is working on a book-style foldable design, this could be one of the most significant products in company history. We explore the rumors, including potential specs, design choices, and how Apple’s take on foldables may stand out from the competition with Mark Gurman of Bloomberg.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: Mark Gurman of @BloombergTechnology
Beyond the iPhone Ultra, Apple is also revamping its entire product lineup. From the latest iPad updates to upcoming MacBook changes, we analyze how Apple’s broader hardware strategy is evolving. Additionally, Apple Intelligence - a key component of the company’s AI push - has faced significant delays. Could this impact Apple’s competitive edge against companies like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI?
On the software side, Apple is planning a massive redesign of iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16 this year at WWDC to create a more unified experience. With changes inspired by visionOS, Apple’s approach to UI consistency could reshape how we interact with their devices. But is Apple merging its operating systems too aggressively, or is this the right move to future-proof its ecosystem?
Let us know in the comments: Would you buy a foldable iPhone Ultra? How much would you be willing to pay for one? And do you think Apple’s AI strategy is strong enough to compete in the evolving tech landscape?
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Mark Gurman of Bloomberg 01:45 - iPad Air M3 Thoughts 03:57 - Will the iPad and Mac Finally Merge? 06:18 - iOS 19, iPadOS 19, macOS 16 Full Redesign Details 11:52 - Apple iPhone Ultra Foldable 14:04 - iPhone 18 Redesign 16:31 - What Sets iPhone Ultra Foldable Apart? 18:28 - Apple Foldable iPad Rumors 19:07 - Foldable iPhone Biometrics 20:40 - iPhone Ultra Foldable Cameras 21:57 - Apple Intelligence Behind-the-Scenes Turmoil 28:11 - Comparing Apple Maps & Intelligence Rollouts 30:58 - Amazon Alexa+ Announcement 32:01 - What is Wrong with the New Siri Personal Context? 33:01 - Apple Smart Home Hub DelayedIs iPhone 16e the Best Budget iPhone Yet? w/ Taylor Lorenz - Geared Up 202Geared Up2025-02-12 | AI has been hyped up like the world’s next superstar athlete, but when it comes time to perform, has it actually stuck the landing? In this episode, we dive into the state of AI today, breaking down what’s working, what’s failing, and how companies like Apple, Google, and OpenAI are shaping the future.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @TaylorLorenz
We discuss Apple Intelligence, its delayed rollout, and whether Apple’s privacy-first approach is actually hurting its AI capabilities. Plus, what’s going on with AI-generated images, the evolution of Siri, and the battle between Google Gemini, ChatGPT, and Apple’s attempts to keep up. And of course, we analyze whether companies are just slapping "AI" on everything from bird feeders to massage chairs to sell more products.
On top of that, we discuss T-Mobile’s partnership with Starlink and the conspiracy theories running rampant about Elon Musk tracking everything. Also, are we witnessing the slow demise of TikTok in the U.S.? Taylor Lorenz joins the discussion to break it all down.
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Taylor Lorenz Joins the Show 01:33 - Apple iPhone + T-Mobile Starlink 10:28 - iPhone 16e Rumors 15:21 - Who is Buying the iPhone 16e? 18:56 - Are People Tired of AI? 23:13 - The AI Backlash 26:34 - Why AI Needs to Do More 28:44 - Galaxy AI vs Apple Intelligence Clean Up 33:04 - Apple Intelligence is Falling Behind 42:42 - Is Apple’s Privacy Stance Hurting Their AI Goals? 48:39 - OpenAI vs DeepSeek 50:42 - Will TikTok Be Saved or Banned?Apples Ecosystem is Crumbling w/ Jon Prosser - Geared Up 202Geared Up2024-10-10 | In this episode of Geared Up, Andru Edwards and Jon Rettinger are joined by Jon Prosser as they dive headfirst into one of Apple’s biggest current challenges: its software quality. Once revered for its seamless user experience, Apple’s iOS is facing significant criticism from both users and industry experts. Prosser doesn’t hold back, calling iOS a “catastrophe,” while Rettinger suggests the rapid changes to apps like Photos are making the experience worse, not better. We discuss whether Apple’s relentless focus on hardware is causing them to lose ground in software — the very thing that used to set them apart.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @FrontPageTech
Andru Edwards explains a key signal that may show a possible misstep by Apple in the AI race, suggesting they were unprepared for the rapid rise of tools like ChatGPT. With Apple scrambling to catch up, questions are raised about the company’s strategy and its preparedness for the future of smartphones, where AI is expected to become central.
Looking forward, Jon Prosser teases the iPhone 17 Air, a slimmer iPhone option that’s reportedly in the works. While the iPhone 17 Air promises to be an attractive alternative with a sleek design and potentially lower price point, it may come with trade-offs like a single rear camera and reduced battery life. As AI becomes a battleground for smartphone dominance, can Apple deliver on its promises and keep users loyal to its ecosystem, or are they at risk of being overtaken by competitors like Google and Samsung?
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Jon Prosser Joins the Show 00:58 - Apple Submerged Film on Apple Vision Pro 10:06 - Insane M4 MacBook Pro Leaks 17:02 - Picking Which Apple Device to Buy 18:50 - iPhone 16 Thoughts After 2 Weeks 23:30 - Is The Apple Ecosystem Crumbling? 35:16 - Sponsor: Thinkie 36:32 - Can Apple Win the Upcoming AI Battle? 42:09 - What Happened with Apple Intelligence? 50:17 - iPhone 17 AirIs Apple Intelligence Even Good? w/ Lexy Savvides - Geared Up 200Geared Up2024-08-08 | In this episode of Geared Up, Jon and Andru are joined by Lexy Savvides from CNET for an in-depth discussion on the latest advancements in technology and AI. Lexy shares her insights into the process of creating engaging tech content at CNET.
The episode also explores the latest Apple developer beta releases, featuring the new Apple Intelligence features in iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1. Jon, Andru, and Lexy discuss the implications of these AI enhancements, debating whether Apple’s approach will successfully integrate AI into everyday user experiences.
In addition, Jon shares his recent home automation makeover, detailing his efforts to streamline his devices to get everything into HomeKit using HOOBS and the Matter protocol. We also go over the Samsung Galaxy Ring and Watch Ultra, as well as predictions for the next big thing in smartphones.
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Lexy Savvides from CNET 02:04 - Lexy’s Video Creation Process at CNET 05:44 - “Reed” Receipts or “Red” Receipts? 08:05 - Apple Intelligence in iOS 18.1 Beta 23:33 - Jon Rettinger Re-Did His Entire Smart home Setup 36:25 - Samsung Galaxy Ring & Galaxy Watch Ultra 42:57 - watchOS 11 45:43 - The Next Big Thing for Smartphones? 53:16 - Apple’s Upcoming Foldable & Slim iPhone
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @LexySavvides of @CNETSamsungs Apple-Inspired Devices w/ Michael Fisher - Geared Up 199Geared Up2024-07-26 | In this episode of Geared Up, we sit down with Michael Fisher, also known as Mr. Mobile, to delve into the latest in foldable phone technology, AI advancements, and much more. As a renowned tech reviewer and industry expert, Michael Fisher brings a wealth of knowledge and unique insights into the rapidly evolving world of mobile technology. Join us as we explore the excitement around new foldable devices, discuss the challenges and future of AI hardware, and get Michael’s take on the evolution of smartphones.
The conversation includes an in-depth look at the newest foldable phones hitting the market, including the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6. Michael shares his firsthand experiences with these innovative devices, highlighting both their impressive features and the areas where they still need improvement.
We also dive into the world of AI hardware and software. Michael Fisher offers his expert opinion on the current landscape of AI technology, including dedicated AI devices like the Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1, along with the integration of AI in smartphones with features like Apple Intelligence and Samsung Galaxy AI.
Michael also talks about his role in the development of physical keyboards for iPhones through his involvement with the company Clicks. He shares the story behind the product, the challenges faced during development, and why physical keyboards still hold value in today’s touch screen-dominated market.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @TheMrMobile
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Mr Mobile Michael Fisher 01:34 - Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 07:27 - Dedicated AI Hardware: Humane & Rabbit R1 13:22 - Samsung Galaxy AI 19:36 - Will Apple Intelligence Offer Something New with AI? 28:23 - Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Impressions 30:39 - Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 34:52 - Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 42:32 - Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 45:07 - Samsung Galaxy Ring UnderwhelmsApple Intelligence Just Beat Android w/ Quinn Nelson - Geared Up 198Geared Up2024-06-19 | We're diving right into WWDC 2024 as Jon Rettinger and Andru Edwards kick off the discussion with Quinn Nelson. They start with a comprehensive look at Vision Pro and VisionOS, highlighting the innovative enhancements like improved control gestures, spatial photo handling, and Apple’s latest advancements in AI. Quinn shares his thoughts on how these updates are set to revolutionize user experiences and Apple’s strategic approach to on-device AI.
Next, the conversation shifts to iOS 18 and the new customization features that have everyone talking. Quinn explains the significant changes to Siri and how these updates are poised to enhance the functionality of Apple devices. The discussion also covers the tweaks to iPadOS, including home screen customization and new control center features that are aimed at improving user experience.
The team then delves into some of the more surprising announcements from WWDC, such as the new Photos app and the integration of ChatGPT with Apple devices. Quinn offers a balanced perspective on these updates, discussing their practical applications and potential drawbacks. His insights provide a deeper understanding of what these changes mean for everyday users.
Broadening the scope, the discussion touches on the overarching tech trends, including the growing role of AI in consumer devices. Quinn, Jon, and Andru explore how Apple’s focus on privacy and on-device processing sets it apart from the competition and what this could mean for the future of the tech industry.
The video wraps up with an in-depth analysis of the electric vehicle market. Quinn shares his firsthand experiences with the Rivian and Tesla’s Cybertruck, providing a detailed comparison of their performance, design, and standout features. He explains why the Rivian has captured his attention and offers a critical look at the unique aspects of the Cybertruck, providing valuable insights for both current and prospective EV owners.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @snazzy
CHAPTERS 00:00 - Apple WWDC 2024 Thoughts 04:44 - Did iPadOS 18 Live Up to the Hype? 07:58 - visonOS 2 11:06 - iOS 18 16:54 - Apple Intelligence Features 26:44 - Apple Genmoji 30:24 - Quinn’s Cybertruck Impressions 32:06 - Rivian R1 Second Generation 37:12 - Rivian R1S vs R1T Comparison 45:39 - Can Rivian Survive Long Term?AI Means Apple Intelligence at WWDC 2024 w/ Jon Prosser - Geared Up 196Geared Up2024-06-07 | 🤖 Circuit Breaker: My Weekly Tech Newsletter: geni.us/circuit Join us in this episode of Geared Up as we dive deep into Apple’s WWDC 2024 announcements with special guest Jon Prosser. We explore the highly anticipated iOS 18, discussing its groundbreaking new features and what it means for the future of the iPhone. From enhanced Siri capabilities to revolutionary AI integrations, iOS 18 promises to fix everything that’s wrong with the iPhone and more. Whether you’re an iPhone enthusiast or just curious about the latest tech trends, this discussion is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.
In addition to iOS 18, we take a closer look at the Vision Pro and what this cutting-edge technology means for Apple’s ecosystem. Jon shares his hands-on experience with the Vision Pro, discussing its innovative features, user interface, and the potential it holds for transforming how we interact with our devices. We also touch on the exciting developments in Vision OS and what users can expect in the near future.
But that’s not all! This episode delves into the broader implications of Apple’s advancements in AI and how they are integrating it across their product lineup. From on-device AI processing to collaborative efforts with OpenAI, we discuss how these technologies are shaping the future of Apple’s software and hardware. Jon provides his unique perspective on these developments, making complex tech concepts accessible and engaging.
Finally, we wrap up with a lively conversation about the latest hardware updates, including the upcoming Apple Watch and MacOS enhancements. Jon offers his predictions and insights into what these updates mean for everyday users and tech enthusiasts alike. Tune in for a comprehensive and entertaining discussion that covers everything you need to know about Apple’s latest innovations.
Hosts: @Andru , @jon4lakers Guest: @FrontPageTech
CHAPTERS 00:00 - It's WWDC Time! 03:22 - Jon’s Apple Vision Pro is Dead 05:05 - Disney What If & GUCCI for Apple Vision Pro 08:19 - WWDC iOS 18 Expectations 21:26 - macOS 15 at WWDC 2024 23:54 - iPadOS 18 at WWDC 2024 30:07 - watchOS 11 at WWDC 2024 34:53 - visionOS 2 at WWDC 2024 39:17 - Apple Watch X Rumors 45:40 - Apple Watch Ultra 3 Rumors 46:59 - WWDC 2024 AI SurprisesGoogle AI (Incorrectly) Says Cockroaches Can Live in Your WHAT?Geared Up2024-06-06 | Can cockroaches really live in your penis? You might be surprised by what Google has to say about this creepy-crawly myth. Join us as we explore the truth behind this claim, debunking myths, and uncovering the facts. Whether you’re curious or just looking for a good laugh, this video is for you.Will AI Destroy Us All? 😅Geared Up2024-06-05 | 🤖 While AI has the power to revolutionize the way we search for information, it also raises significant concerns about misinformation and control. From Google’s top cards to Facebook’s AI-driven feeds, these technologies can be steered in certain directions, potentially shaping our perception of reality. It’s crucial to stay informed and vigilant. #openai #chatgpt #podcastclips #techtips
Host: @Andru Guests: @TaylorLorenz , @FrontPageTechDid ChatGPT Steal Scarlett Johansson’s Voice? 🤔Geared Up2024-06-04 | We dive into the recent controversy surrounding Scarlett Johansson’s claim that ChatGPT stole her voice. Was his selection influenced by the iconic film “Her”? We explore the implications of this inspiration, the impact on the chosen voice actor, and whether Scarlett Johansson has a strong case. #openai #chatgpt #scarlettjohansson #podcastclips #techtips #techreels
Host: @Andru Guests: @TaylorLorenz @FrontPageTechMySpace Top 8 Was WILD 😂Geared Up2024-06-03 | 🤪 MySpace was a social media giant that dominated our teenage years, and yet, we rarely talk about the quirkiest aspects of it. Remember the Top 8? Ranking your friends in order of importance seems crazy now, but it was a big deal back then. In this video, @Taylor Lorenz shares her personal experiences and memories of MySpace, from not being allowed to have an account to secretly browsing crushes’ profiles. 😂 @Jon Prosser #podcastclips #myspace #socialmedia #top8 #techtips
Host: @Andru Guests: @TaylorLorenz , @FrontPageTechThese Mario Kart Characters are Gay (According to Google!)Geared Up2024-05-31 | 🤖 According to Google AI, there are several gay characters in Mario Kart. From Wario’s sassy persona to Yoshi’s non-binary identity, we expose what Google’s AI Answers have to say 😂 #googleai #google #mariokart #podcastclips #techtips
Host: @Andru Guests: @TaylorLorenz @FrontPageTechExposing Googles SHOCKING AI Answers w/ Taylor Lorenz - Geared Up 195Geared Up2024-05-31 | 🤖 Circuit Breaker: My Weekly Tech Newsletter: geni.us/circuit Welcome to another episode of Geared Up! Today, Andru Edwards and Jon Prosser are joined by the renowned tech reporter, Taylor Lorenz, from the Washington Post. Taylor, who also authored the book “Extremely Online: The Untold Story of Fame, Influence, and Power on the Internet,” shares her insights and expertise on various intriguing topics in the tech world. From hilarious AI mishaps to the real impact of social media on kids, this episode is packed with information you won’t want to miss.
We kick off the episode with a deep dive into some of the most bizarre and funny answers given by Google’s AI. Taylor and the hosts discuss how these AI glitches not only provide comic relief but also highlight the growing influence and potential pitfalls of artificial intelligence in our daily lives. They share anecdotes and laugh over some of the craziest AI-generated responses, setting a light-hearted yet informative tone for the discussion.
Moving on, the conversation takes a nostalgic turn as Taylor and the hosts reminisce about the early days of the internet. They talk about AOL, MySpace, and the evolution of online culture, comparing it to the modern digital landscape. Taylor’s personal stories from the ‘90s and early 2000s provide a fascinating backdrop to understanding how far we’ve come and what lessons we can learn from the past.
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to debunking myths around kids and technology. Taylor passionately argues against the moral panic surrounding children’s use of smartphones and social media. Drawing from her extensive research, she explains why the fears are often exaggerated and how technology, when used responsibly, can be a powerful tool for learning and connection. This segment is particularly insightful for parents worried about their children’s screen time and online activities.
The trio also delves into the latest tech trends, including Microsoft’s new AI-powered Copilot Plus PCs and the future of Qualcomm Snapdragon chips. They explore how these innovations are set to revolutionize the tech industry and what it means for consumers. Taylor’s expert analysis, combined with Andru and Jon’s perspectives, offers a comprehensive look at the cutting-edge developments shaping our digital world.
Lastly, they touch upon the upcoming WWDC event, discussing Apple’s potential new AI features and how they might compare to existing technologies from Google and Microsoft. With rumors swirling about AI enhancements in Siri and other Apple products, the conversation turns to what we can expect from Apple’s next big announcements. This segment is a must-listen for anyone eager to stay ahead in the tech game.
Join us for this engaging episode full of laughter, nostalgia, and valuable insights. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a concerned parent, or just curious about the latest in technology, this episode has something for everyone. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your thoughts!
CHAPTERS 00:00 - How Long We've Been on the Internet 05:32 - Jon Was In a Tornado! 07:25 - Microsoft Copilot+PCs 08:51 - Windows Controversial Recall Feature 15:01 - Google AI Answers Are WILD 23:15 - Scarlett Johansson vs OpenAI & Sam Altman 32:52 - WWDC & Apple AI Features 51:30 - Is Tech Destroying Childhood?Are Apples M4 iPad Pro Features Worth the Hype? w/ Dan Barbera - Geared Up 194Geared Up2024-05-28 | 🤖 Circuit Breaker: My Weekly Tech Newsletter: geni.us/circuit Welcome back to Geared Up! In this episode, we’re joined by Dan Barbera from MacRumors as we delve into the latest and greatest from Apple. We kick things off with an in-depth discussion on the newly announced M4 iPad Pro. Discover how this powerhouse device, with its groundbreaking M4 chip and stunning dual full-resolution OLED display, is set to revolutionize the tablet market. We break down the technical specifications, performance benchmarks, and what this means for professionals who rely on the iPad for their creative and work needs.
Next, we explore the broader implications of Apple’s newest technology. Why did Apple choose to implement the M4 chip so soon after the M3? What advantages do the new OLED displays bring to the user experience? Dan shares his expert insights, and we speculate on whether these features might soon be seen in other Apple products, like the much-anticipated OLED MacBook Pro. If you’re curious about how Apple’s latest innovations stack up against the competition, this segment is a must-watch.
We then shift gears to talk about the upcoming WWDC 2024. This year’s event promises to be one of the most exciting yet, with rumors swirling about major updates to iOS, iPadOS, and even the potential integration of advanced AI features. We discuss the possibility of Apple incorporating ChatGPT capabilities into Siri, the future of AI-driven apps on Apple devices, and what these developments could mean for everyday users. Our conversation is packed with predictions and expectations for Apple’s software evolution.
Finally, we touch on some of the controversies and hot topics surrounding Apple’s recent announcements. From the backlash over creative ads to the speculation about new hardware releases, we leave no stone unturned. Dan provides a unique perspective on how Apple navigates public opinion and market demands. Plus, we answer some of your burning questions about the future of tech. Tune in for a comprehensive, engaging, and insightful episode that tech enthusiasts and Apple fans won’t want to miss!
CHAPTERS 00:00 - The Latest Apple Event 02:54 - iPad Pro M4 19:39 - WWDC 2024 22:54 - GPT 4o and AI 28:15 - iPhone 16 Preview 38:58 - visionOS 2 42:34 - Apple’s Updated Car Ambitions with Rivian? 49:08 - Will Meta Buy TikTok?Apple Vision Pro vs Meta Quest 3: Is Zuck Right?Geared Up2024-04-13 | Comparing the Meta Quest 3 vs Apple Vision Pro. Is Mark Zuckerberg right when he says the Quest 3 is better than Vision Pro in every way? 🤔 #applevisionpro #visionpro #metaquest3 #vrheadset #techshortsThe Unbearable Pain of Apple Vision Pro w/ Jon Prosser & Sam Kohl - Geared Up 193Geared Up2024-03-22 | 🤖 Circuit Breaker: My Weekly Tech Newsletter: geni.us/circuit - We've got to figure out what's going on with the comfort of Apple Vision Pro, as Sam takes a trip to the Apple Store for a professional fitting to see if he can get the fit dialed in. Join us as we share our personal reviews of Apple's Vision Pro, debate whether Apple has truly revolutionized AR/VR, and discuss Mark Zuckerberg's latest comments on the Vision Pro.
We also explore the potential of mixed reality glasses, and delve into the integration of AI into wearables. Ever wonder if we'd opt for a brain implant from Elon Musk? We're talking about it! Plus, we're weighing in on headset vs. glasses, the endless debate between daylight savings and standard time, and what's brewing with the new iPad Air and iPad Pro. Are ads really coming to Apple TV+? Find out as we also share behind-the-scenes insights on recording the podcast on location.
CHAPTERS 00:00:00 - Jon Prosser & Sam Kohl 00:00:53 - Who Holds the Geared Up Guest Record? 00:02:39 - Tim Cook Appears in Porsche Taycan GT Event 00:04:50 - Our Apple Vision Pro Review Fallout 00:07:47 - Did Apple Do Enough with Vision Pro? 00:24:13 - Mark Zuckerberg on Vision Pro AGAIN 00:28:54 - Sam Gets Fitted at Apple Store for Vision Pro 00:36:17 - Mixed Reality Glasses 00:38:53 - AI in Wearable Devices 00:43:27 - Would We Get Neuralink Brain Implants? 00:50:08 - Headset vs Glasses 00:52:05 - Daylight Savings Time vs Standard Time 00:54:13 - New iPad Pro and iPad Air Incoming 00:57:01 - Are Ads Coming to Apple TV+? 01:06:20 - Recording Podcasts on Location😱 Getting SCARED in Apple Vision Pro 🫣Geared Up2024-02-19 | Apple Vision Pro can give you the surreal experience of standing on the moon, feeling the isolation and awe of an astronaut, minus the physical journey. Whether it’s facing the vastness of space or the eerieness of being lost at sea under a starlit sky, Apple Vision Pro offers an experience that blurs the line between reality and virtuality. #apple #applevisionpro #mixedreality #virtualreality #techshorts @FrontPageTech @geniusbarApple Vision Pro Just Showed Us the Future w/ Jon Prosser - Geared Up 192Geared Up2024-02-13 | 🤖 Circuit Breaker: My Weekly Tech Newsletter: geni.us/circuit In this episode of Geared Up, we dive into the new Apple Vision Pro headset, sharing firsthand experiences, detailed technical breakdowns, and direct comparisons with current VR and AR offerings. This includes the Vision Pro's cutting-edge display technology that promises an unparalleled visual fidelity, which definitely pushes the boundaries of what we thought possible in mixed reality environments. Also, the Vision Pro's intuitive eye-tracking and gesture controls, highlighting how these features contribute to a seamless and immersive user experience unlike anything else on the market.
We also tackle visionOS, Apple's bold vision for the future of operating systems, designed from the ground up for spatial computing. Through live demonstrations and practical use cases, we showcase how Vision OS integrates into daily tasks, potentially revolutionizing productivity, entertainment, and social interactions.
We also go over Vision Pro's place in the broader tech ecosystem, comparing Apple Vision Pro vs Meta Quest 3 to understand its value proposition and market potential.
Hosts: @Andru & @jon4lakers Guest: @FrontPageTech
CHAPTERS 00:00:00 - Talking Apple Vision Pro Impressions with Jon Prosser 00:03:16 - Apple Vision Pro Updates After 10 Days 00:06:06 - What Tech Creators Get Wrong About Vision Pro 00:12:48 - Vision Pro Pancake Lens Issues 00:14:11 - Watching and Recording Spatial Video 00:15:58 - Did Apple Vision Pro Live Up To Expectations? 00:20:46 - Experiencing Existential Dread in Vision Pro 00:25:51 - Is Vision Pro the First Unrefined Apple Product? 00:27:47 - Will Apple Keep Vision Pro EyeSight? 00:30:17 - The Impressive Low Latency of Vision Pro Displays 00:32:47 - Apple Vision Pro Apps Are Hidden By Apple 00:35:16 - Using Apple Vision Pro on a Plane in Travel Mode 00:38:54 - More Favorite Apple Vision Pro Apps 00:42:14 - More on Vision Pro Pancake Lenses 00:44:35 - Apple Vision Pro Needs Passthrough Improvements 00:47:23 - Apple Vision Pro vs Meta Quest 3 00:57:24 - How Does Vision Pro Change Future Apple Products? 01:03:02 - How AI Will Change Apple Vision Pro 01:08:26 - Rettinger’s Vision Pro Thoughts 01:12:38 - Apple Vision Pro Hand Tracking Issues 01:15:16 - Apple Vision Pro’s Killer App 01:22:11 - Is visonOS the Future?We Found Apple Vision Pros Killer Feature! w/ Dan Barbera - Geared Up 191Geared Up2024-02-07 | We dive into the groundbreaking Apple Vision Pro as Dan Barbera from MacRumors joins the show. This conversation isn't just about sports and entertainment; it's a deep dive into the multifaceted world of Vision Pro and its impact on various aspects of our daily lives. From being virtually transported to the heart of action-packed sports events to exploring its potential in reshaping our work and leisure environments.
We think the Apple Vision Pro has the potential to revolutionize not just the way we experience live sports, but also entertainment and professional productivity. We share our personal experiences and the practical applications of this technology, including its use in enhancing work efficiency and offering immersive entertainment experiences like never before.
We also touch on the broader implications of Apple Vision Pro. How does it fit into our social and family lives? What does it mean for the future of personal tech interaction? How do its innovative features like spatial video and eye tracking redefine our engagement with digital content? From the lighthearted moments of our guest's experiences to the in-depth analysis of Vision Pro's capabilities and potential, this episode is a comprehensive exploration of a technology that's shaping our future.
CHAPTERS 0:00 - Apple Vision Pro Launch Week! 1:50 - Andru's Apple Vision Pro Pickup Experience 8:15 - Dan Barbera's Apple Vision Pro Experience 12:09 - Jon Rettinger's Apple Vision Pro Initial Impressions 16:53 - Apple Vision Pro vs Meta Quest 3 19:58 - How to Take Good Spatial Video with Apple Vision Pro 23:11 Apple Vision Pro Cinema Mode 27:28 - Sports is Apple Vision Pro's Killer Feature Waiting to Happen 32:41 - What Needs to Change about Apple Vision Pro? 35:55 - Pleasant Surprises When Using Vision Pro 42:15 - Using Vision Pro for Work 44:43 - The REAL Killer Feature for Apple Vision Pro 46:30 - Apple Vision Pro Return Rate 49:31 - Apple Vision Pro Carrying Case 51:25 - Apple Vision Pro Durability 52:23 - The Future of the Apple Vision Pro Line
Guest:@macrumors , @Dan_Barbera Hosts: @Andru, @jon4lakersBreaking Down Apples Vision Pro Launch w/ Sam Kohl - Geared Up 190Geared Up2024-01-30 | We dive deep into the launch of Apple's much-anticipated Vision Pro mixed reality headset, as @Andru provides his hands-on impressions.We explore the Apple Vision Pro key features, potential use cases, and the overall impact of this groundbreaking device. We also touch upon the significant changes in Apple's approach to the App Store and developer relationships with the new EU DMA laws firmly in place, and @jon4lakers gives us his first-hand impressions of the Tesla Model 3 Highland as @AppleTrack joins the show!
CHAPTERS 00:00 - It's Apple Vision Pro Launch Week! 01:51 - Excitement for Apple Vision Pro 03:19 - Severance Season 2 Back on Track 05:12 - Testing New Tesla Model 3 Highland 12:15 - Apple Vision Pro Hands-on 48:13 - Big Changes to iPhone - New EU DMA RulesApple’s iMessage on Android Battle! 📱Geared Up2023-12-20 | Beeper is shaking things up by using Apple's servers, without permission, to run iMessage in their Android app. It's not just about using the servers, though – it's about the big questions this raises around security and the ethics of tech business.
iMessage is massively popular in the U.S. It's a whole different ball game compared to places like Europe, where WhatsApp reigns supreme. We're exploring why that is, and what it means for users like us.Should Apple Allow iMessage on Android? w/ Quinn Nelson - Geared Up 189Geared Up2023-12-19 | This week Andru Edwards hacks Spatial Video to work on the Meta Quest 3, Apple breaks Android iMessage client Beeper, and Tesla's highly-anticipated Cybertruck finally rolls off the production line as Quinn Nelson (@snazzy) joins the show.
In this episode, we have a thoughtful and engaging conversation with special guest, Quinn Nelson. We discuss various topics, touching on the highs and lows of the Beeper app, the promising potential of Cybertruck, and thoughts on Tesla and its founder Elon Musk. We also delve into the area of privacy in messaging services, in particular, iMessage and RCS. Rounding up on 3D video capture features on iPhones and the relevance of electric cars, this episode is packed with insights and interesting perspectives. Join @Andru & @jon4lakers for this comprehensive technology dialogue.
CHAPTERS 00:00 Geared Up 189 with Quinn Nelson 01:51 Using Spatial Capture on Meta Quest 3 07:10 The Apple-Beeper Mini iMessage Controversy 29:23 The Evolution of Apple's iMessage 32:15 The Cybertruck Has Arrived 47:36 The Influence of Elon Musk on TeslaWi-Fi 7 is Here & the eero Origin Story w/ Nick Weaver!Geared Up2023-11-21 | Wi-Fi 7 devices are now entering the market, bringing insane speeds to the home. We talk about the new features, as well as how our favorite mesh Wi-Fi company, eero, came to prominence as we are joined by eero founder Nick Weaver!
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See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.All About iPhone 15, Apple Watch Series 9, & More from Apple Park!Geared Up2023-09-21 | Andru Edwards is joined by Kevin Nether and Danny Winget as the crew analyzes the Apple Wonderlust event where the iPhone 15 & 15 Pro series, Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2, AirPods Pro with USB-C and more were all announced. Recorded on location at Apple Park!
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See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.What is Unknown about Apple Vision Pro & Google Pixel Fold Impressions w/ Michael FisherGeared Up2023-07-07 | We talk about the different Apple Vision Pro impressions between those who haven’t used it and the few who have, as well as our extensive thoughts after using the Google Pixel Fold for a couple of weeks as Mr. Mobile Michael Fisher joins the show!
See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.We Used Apple Vision Pro w/ Brian Tong & Dan BarberaGeared Up2023-06-15 | Apple announced it’s next major product at WWDC 2023 - Apple Vision Pro. We’ve gone hands on with the new spatial computer, and we bring you our first hand impressions in this episode as Brian Tong and Dan Barbera join the show.
See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.The Future of YouTube w/ Rene RitchieGeared Up2023-05-25 | YouTube has been making a lot of changes for both creators and viewers, and Rene Ritchie joins us to talk about it all. We also talk about Apple’s upcoming Reality VR headset, the Pixel Fold, and how Apple might get into foldable smartphones.
See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.Apple’s Next Big Thing is Upon Us w/ Dan BarberaGeared Up2023-05-18 | Apple’s VR headset is ready to be announced at WWDC, and we go over the rumors and speculation about the next big product from the company. Final Cut Pro finally comes to the iPad, and Google has a new foldable - the Pixel Fold - that it announced at Google I/O.
See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.Embracing a Hyperconnected World: 5G, Satellite, and VR w/ Finbarr Moynihan & Anshel SagGeared Up2023-04-27 | We're taking a closer look at the game-changing technologies that are driving our hyperconnected world. MediaTek’s Finbarr Moynihan and analyst Anshel Sag join to talk about the future of 5G, satellite smartphone connectivity, and virtual reality, exploring the potential of these innovations to unlock new possibilities and transform our lives.
See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.Will Your Next Lawyer Be a Robot? Unlocking AI’s Potential w/ Joshua Browder, CEO of DoNotPayGeared Up2023-04-19 | In this episode, we dive deep into how AI can act on your behalf as Joshua Browder, the CEO of DoNotPay, joins the show. We discuss how DoNotPay has grown from getting you out of parking tickets to offer a range of AI-driven services, from managing free trials and refunds to suing illegal robocallers. Joshua shares his thoughts on AI ethics, addressing the responsibility for AI mistakes and the challenge of eliminating bias. Don't miss this insightful episode packed with intriguing stories and perspectives on AI's growing impact on our lives!
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See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.Talking with Apple About M2 Chip Design, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, & More!Geared Up2023-02-09 | In this episode, Andru Edwards talks with Apple about the design process of Apple Silicon, the M2 chip, the M2 Max MacBook Pro, the M2 Pro Mac mini, and more. These are some of the most powerful and innovative Macs that Apple has ever created, and we wanted to learn more about how they came to be and what they can do. We're joined by Laura Metz, the Director of Product Marketing, Anand Shimpi of Hardware Engineering, and Tuba Yalcin from the Pro Workflow team. They're all very passionate and knowledgeable about Apple's design process, and they shared some amazing insights.
This is a rare opportunity to hear from some of the people behind the scenes of Apple's amazing products and learn more about how they create and optimize them for different use cases. If you are a tech enthusiast or an Apple fan, you don't want to miss this one.
See omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.Optimizing Our YouTube Channels for 2023 w/ Kevin Nether!Geared Up2022-12-16 | We talk YouTube as content creators, growing with YouTube Shorts, Apple making major updates to security, and more as Kevin Nether joins the show!