151: Maybe They'll Update GarageBand

Clockwise

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Google, Amazon, Technology, News, Moren, Tech News, Microsoft, Apple, Tech, Sargent

4.5 • 300 Ratings

🗓️ 24 August 2016

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

The value of music subscriptions, Bloomberg's weird Apple Watch story, old software we still cling to, and our personal beta-testing policies.

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0:00.0	It's time for episode 151 of the Clockwise Podcast from Real AFM recorded Wednesday, August 24th, 2016.
0:09.2	Clockwise.
0:10.2	Four people.
0:11.0	Four technology topics.
0:12.5	30 minutes.
0:19.7	Welcome back to Clockwise, the podcast where class is only in session for 30 minutes per week.
0:24.8	I guess that's half a credit hour or something for college.
0:27.3	If you're taking this for college credit, I don't even know.
0:29.9	I'm Jason Snell.
0:30.9	I'm across the internet for me, my co-host.
0:32.6	As always, Mr. Dan Morin, hi, Dan.
0:34.2	Oh, my God, I'm not ready for class.
0:35.5	My dog ate my homework.
0:37.0	I lost my save files.
0:38.8	Today is the final exam.
0:40.7	Have you studied?
0:42.0	Oh, pop quiz, hot shot.
0:43.7	This is the show where we very quickly talk about four technology topics in 30 minutes or less.
0:49.5	And to my left, joining us once again, it is the head of Giant SpaceCat, host of many podcasts,
0:55.2	and all around a person who is always making trouble and making the world a better place
1:01.5	simultaneously. It's Brianna Wu. Hello. I like that. I'm going to change that to my official
1:06.6	title at my company, like always making trouble. That's good. What's good on your business card. I like it. I like it. And to my left, trouble makes him, uh, the host of many
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