47: Trust Us, It's Doing Well

Upgrade

Jul 27, 2015•1 hr 39 min•Ep. 47

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Jason and Myke discuss Apple’s enthusiastically vague approach to Apple Watch sales figures, Myke’s fear that content blockers could wreck people’s livelihoods, and classic iPods and iPod Classics. Plus, Jason takes a European geography quiz.

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Links and Show Notes: Support Upgrade with a Relay FM Membership Jason takes the European Countries Quiz B-Sides #12: Jason & Stephen Talk Space - Relay FM Six Colors: A new 4-inch iPhone: Coming later? Or never? Six Colors: Revitalizing an old iPod with OWC's iFlash adapter Apple Waits as App Developers Study Who’s Buying Its Watch - The New York Times The 5 biggest takeaways of Apple's Q3 2015 quarterly earnings | Macworld Six Colors: Apple reports $49.6B quarter on strong iPhone, China results Six Colors: 'It's Tim': What Apple's CEO told analysts Redesigning Overcast’s Apple Watch app – Marco.org The Talk Show ✪: Ep. 126, With Guest Jason Snell The mobile web sucks | The Verge Daring Fireball: The Verge's Web Sucks One Verge Article Loads 9.5MB Across 263 HTTP Requests | The Verge

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The Verge’s web sucks – Marco.org Publishers and the Smiling Curve - Stratechery by Ben Thompson With Split View in El Capitan, going full screen makes sense | Macworld Apple removes option to buy iPhone 6 via AT&T's two-year contract - CNET

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