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On this week’s episode of the AppleInsider Podcase, neglect the iPhone 15 Extremely, neglect the HomePod, it is time for host Stephen Robles to clarify that tidy desk of his.
Alongside unnatural tidiness, Stephen has been testing out the brand new HomePod and particularly evaluating its sound high quality to different high-end speaker techniques. He is as impressed as everybody else with the way it sounds, however he has some surprising conclusions concerning the HomePod’s worth — and simply who it is geared toward.
Then there are all these rumors that Apple will prime the Professional Max line with an much more superior — and presumably pricey — iPhone 15 Professional Extremely. This may increasingly not appear a good time to launch an much more costly iPhone, however there are causes to assume it may occur.
Plus there are some causes to assume that the Mac Studio could by no means be up to date. The query is whether or not it is a new class of Mac, or whether or not Apple sees it as an iMac Pro-like stopgap earlier than the discharge of the subsequent Mac Pro.
Then a query from Twitter not solely units us off pondering about our favourite Apple gadgets — and our most-used ones — however the dialogue is continuous on-line, too. Hearken to your hosts’ solutions after which join in with yours.
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