Clockwise is a rapid-fire discussion of current technology issues hosted by Dan Moren and Mikah Sargent and featuring two special guests each week. Four people, four topics--and because we're always watching the clock, no episode is longer than 30 minutes. Hosted by Dan Moren and Mikah Sargent.
Dan Morin and Micah Sargent join Christopher Lawley and David Smith live from Apple Park to break down the announcements from WWDC 2025. They dive into the significant upgrades to Spotlight, the major evolution of multitasking and windowing in iPadOS, and quality-of-life improvements in the Messages app. The panel also shares their initial reactions to the new VisionOS-inspired design language coming to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
Clockwise hosts and guests discuss whether device repairability influences their buying decisions and share their personal habits regarding tinkering versus professional repair. They then dive into the rumors of a HomePod with a screen, brainstorming desired features and glanceable information. The conversation shifts to WWDC anticipation, focusing on potential design language shifts and the evolution of Apple Intelligence and App Intents. Finally, they share their perspectives on handheld gaming and the recent launch of the Nintendo Switch 2.
This episode of Clockwise delves into the highly anticipated but skeptically received joint venture between Johnny Ive and Sam Altman, questioning if it aims too high like past device failures. The panel also explores their personal mobile and iPad gaming habits alongside Apple's strategy, discusses current use cases for styluses, and airs common tech pet peeves and healthy habits like reducing phone time and using calendars effectively. A quick bonus segment covers preferred cookout foods.
The Clockwise crew discusses Fortnite's return to the iOS App Store and Apple's stance on gaming. They delve into tech products they love or hate, like printers, microwaves, and smart home devices. The conversation shifts to the essential nature of CarPlay in modern cars and wraps up with a look at their personal iPhone home screen setups and a bonus discussion about favorite birds.
The Clockwise crew discusses underutilized tech features, favorite indie Mac apps, experiences with robot vacuums, recently acquired technology improving lives, and favorite summer blockbusters. Guy champions Mission Control and Acorn, while Aline loves Siri Search and ventilated car seats. Micah battles his robot vacuum nemesis, and Dan anticipates the new Mission Impossible movie.
The Clockwise hosts and guests discuss the Kindle app's new purchasing ability after the Epic versus Apple ruling, strategies for reporting software bugs to developers, and the pros and cons of a multi-Mac lifestyle. They also share their feature wish lists for upcoming Apple OS updates and answer a bonus question about what sea creature they would be.
The Clockwise crew discusses AI chatbot behavior, smart device lifespans in light of Google sunsetting Nest thermostats, and the usefulness of Reddit. They also explore the shifting focus of developer conferences toward AI and share personal experiences with allergies.
In this episode of Clockwise, the hosts and guests discuss humanoid robots, the potential sale of Google Chrome, and the streaming services they would drop first. They also share their go-to websites for a good feeling and recommend shows and movies they've enjoyed recently. Plus, they highlight Clockwise swag and how to support the show.
In this episode of Clockwise, the hosts discuss the new CalDigit Thunderbolt 5 dock and their experiences with docking devices. They delve into algorithmic overload, sharing opinions on music apps like Spotify and Apple Music. The episode also features a segment on favorite software programs and concludes with a discussion on the potential impact of tariffs on iPhone prices and a lighthearted exchange on silly skills.
