350: The Time for Color is Now

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Apple, Myke, Hurley, Jason, Streaming, Media, Amazon, Snell, Technology, Tech

4.5 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2021

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Apple's Colleen Novielli and Navpreet Kaloty visit the show to discuss the new 24-inch iMac in depth. Then Jason and Myke discuss the positioning of the new iPad Pro, and what it means that Apple has given it an M1 processor and added other hardware features previously available only on the Mac.

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0:00.0	From Relay FM, this is Upgrade Episode 350.
0:13.3	Today's show is brought to you by Pingdom, Dordash, and Bumbas.
0:17.3	My name is Mike Hurley and I'm joined by my partner in crime, Jason Snow.
0:20.5	Hello Jason Snow.
0:21.5	Hello Mike Hurley, and Roman numerals, this is episode CCCL.
0:26.1	Excellent.
0:27.1	I'm trivia episode.
0:29.1	Hello Roman's.
0:30.1	I have a hashtag snow tool question from Vaughan Walther, who asks, does Embargoed
0:36.1	information ever cause complications with your drafts on Upgrade?
0:40.4	And how would this be handled in the draft?
0:43.2	This is an interesting question.
0:45.2	Generally, we don't get Embargoed on announcements before they're made, right?
0:54.5	Apple.
0:55.5	Even though stuff leaks, Apple doesn't want to let members of the media know what is happening
1:00.4	beforehand.
1:01.4	They prefer the drop to be the event.
1:04.0	And you've seen it before.
1:05.0	What ends up happening isn't that after the event, there are Embargoed conversations
1:09.7	that happen.
1:10.8	You get product in advance sometimes.
1:13.2	You can't talk about it until a certain time.
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