353: Orange iMac in My Orange Office

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

4.5 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2021

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

Jason's been using an orange 24-inch iMac for the last week and we've got his review. Also, Apple Music goes for high quality and spatial audio, WarnerMedia is on the move again, and Jeff Bezos is a television genius.

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0:00.0	From Relay FM, this is Upgrade Episode 353, and today's show is brought to you by
0:14.5	Squarespace, Door Dash, and Oony Pizza Others.
0:17.9	My name is Mike Hurley, and I'm joined by the one and only Jason Snow.
0:20.7	Hi, Jason Snow.
0:21.7	Hi, Mike Hurley.
0:22.7	How are you?
0:23.7	I'm fine, my friend.
0:24.7	Big show today.
0:25.7	Lost the stuff happening.
0:26.7	Lost the stuff going on.
0:27.7	Lost.
0:28.7	Stick to format and begin with a hashtag SnowTalk question, and this one comes from Stitch
0:32.9	and Stitch asks, Jason, how many apps are currently installed on your phone, and do you think
0:38.9	that it is more or less than Mike's number?
0:44.2	I can tell you the answer, but even before I looked, because I really don't know, I'm
0:47.5	going to assume that there's more apps on your phone, because that seems like something
0:52.0	you would do.
0:53.0	He's had more apps than me.
0:54.4	If people want to find this out for themselves, rather than counting every app to take a long
0:59.0	time, you go to Settings, General, and About, and there's a bunch of information there.
1:02.9	I actually thought it might be fun to compare some of these stats anyway, but how many applications
1:08.0	do you have installed on your phone, Jason Snow?
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