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Stay up to date with the latest Apple news and rumors on The Apple Core. Vanessa Hand Orellana breaks down the week's top headlines in 10 minutes or less: product leaks, launch events and early access to the latest hardware and software releases.
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1Bigger is better, with three new iPhone Xs coming in 2018. Apple's working on releasing new AirPods this year and its own Apple on-ear headphones as well.
New iPads are just around the corner. Can you really use mayo to remove HomePod "white rings"? And Apple employees are walking into the glass walls of their spaceship campus.
It's only been a week and the HomePod is facing its first big issue. iOS 12 is focusing on quality over quantity and Samsung is bringing its own 3D emojis this year.
Brian Tong digs into the nuances of the Apple HomePod, which sounds great -- but there's more to a smart speaker than just sound.
Apple delivers with great sound, but does it do anything better? iOS 11.3 gets a new Battery Health feature, and we've got Apple Watch and iPad news.
The Apple Watch still has no Podcast App from Apple but Outcast is the best one out there.
Apple will focus on cleaning up its buggy iOS 11 and prioritize that over rolling out all-new features for iPhones in 2018. Also, Apple's working on new Macs with new co-processors, and the HomePod is still available.
We get the HomePod's release date; iOS 11.3 will bring ARKit 1.5, battery management and new Animojis; plus, that girl is still using an iPad in a tree.
We'll break down all the new Apple HomePod details you need to know. Apple announced the HomePod's Jan. 26 preorder open before its Feb. 9 release date.
We read the emails, tweets and YouTube comments from you that have helped us create the best tech videos on planet Earth.
Apple comes clean after overwhelming evidence showed that it's throttling down the speed of older iPhones. Here's our reaction.
For Apple to move toward bringing iOS and MacOS together as one was just a matter of time. Is Apple throttling the performance of older iPhones with worn-down batteries? Plus, it's the four-year anniversary of the Mac Pro.
Does the iPhone X make the list? What about the Apple Watch Series 3 or the iPad Pro? These are the best Apple moments for Apple in 2017. What are some of yours?
Net neutrality is dead, the iMac Pro brings power with no expansion, and what will the Apple-Dhazam partnership bring?
What will the Apple-Shazam alliance bring? iMac Pro has big power with no expansion, iPhone makes 2017's top search terms and our mophie giveaway winner.
New iPhone 2018 rumors, Amazon Prime Video is finally on the Apple TV and iOS 11 is the worst iOS release we have ever seen. It's not even close.
Apple offers an unlocked iPhone X, Apple Pay Cash is a go and Amazon Prime Video finally hits Apple TV. Plus, our Mophie wireless charging base giveaway!
Apple files a patent for a foldable smartphone, the iMac could be getting hand gestures in the future and Apple wants to make a cheaper iPad.
Apple fixes the root security bug, the company may be working on a foldable iPhone, and the iMac could be getting gesture control.
The iPhone is named one of the top 10 gadgets of 2017 by Time, the HomePod is delayed and Tim Cook makes an emoji boo-boo.
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I knew apple was restricted, but this is just overkill.
Brian Tong has a lot energy, but my question is will he be able to bring us new or different information in a timely manner. Engadget, boy genius, mac rumors, etc. many times have the inside track, so I hope he has some good sources to keep up. My biggest concern is with so many sites, pod, and video casts focusing on technology and apple products will this get lost in the mix. Length of show also might be an issue as it is very difficult to showcase products in less than 5 minutes... again... first show, so time will tell. The quality is awesome as it is offered in both standard and HD... nice touch. The first episode is a re-hash of old news, so we'll have to give it more time. Overall... worth giving a month or two to see how it develops.
This is a nice balance of zany fun with highly informative and succinct information on all things Apple. In comparison to the hot, but HIGHLY annoying Cari "OH MY GAWD" Lewis of Geekbeat.tv, this show is a tour-de-force. It's amazing that some shows forget the focus is on information with fun mixed in, not vice versa!
Informative, creative, humorous, edgy...Brian Tong is definitely is a breath of fresh air. Not a stodgy run of the mill monotone gadget-geek. He makes tech stylish! Good move CNET...it worked! You have tapped into a whole new demographic of subscribers and would be passers-by!