Welcome to the Apple Insider podcast. This is your host Stephen Robles and today is the

big 2022 year in review. We're going to look back at everything Apple launched this year.

This episode is brought to you by Rocket Money and joining me this year, as every year

for our year in review. Special guest Jason Aten. How's it going Jason?

It is, it is good. I do look forward to this. I've had it on my calendar for a year so I

was very happy when you finally texted me and confirmed that, you know, yes. I think this

is our third year doing it. That's true. That is true. That is true.

Third year. Wow. Time flies. Well, this is going to be an interesting year in review because,

as I was looking back, I basically went through Apple's newsroom articles from the very beginning

and looked at everything that Apple had pressed release for because typically anything big

or not even big will get like Apple newsroom release. I was reminded that there were only three

Apple events this year, including WWDC. There was the peak performance in March, which we'll

talk about, WWDC and then the September event. And that was it. Three events and then a bunch of

little like press releases and stuff. I feel like I'm curious your thoughts. I feel like there was

probably another event they would have planned for October or November, maybe with the Mac Pro,

but as Mark Herman has said, with all the supply chain and stuff like that, they just scratched it.

They said not worth it. People, you know, recession, whatever, like probably not going to do it.

Did you think they had another one planned? I don't know if they had one planned, but

that makes sense. If you think about last year, they had, didn't they have three events just

between September and November? I think we had events for the iPhone. The iPhone of that was

in October, but I feel like there were like three events in the fall last year alone. I think

that was two years ago because that was the year of the M1 releases in May. But I'm going to go back

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