It's time for episode 638 of the Clockwise Podcast from Relay, recorded Wednesday, January 7th, 2026.

Clockwise, four people, where we're not resolving to do anything because this 30-minute tech podcast is already perfect.

I'm one of your hosts, Micah Sargent, and I'm joined across the internet by my dear

pal, my good friend, the one, the only, Dan, the man. Morin. How you doing, Dan?

Happy New Year, Micah! I'm wearing my party hat. I've been wearing it for the last week

just in preparation for this.

It's falling apart. It's not going to last longer. These, these 2026 novelty glasses. I don't

think they're a prescription. I'll tell you that much. I've been sleeping in them. Probably not great.

It's kind of painful. Honestly. Well, while you, I don't know, figure yourself out, I suppose it's time that we introduce our wonderful guests.

To my left, developer and host of iOS today.

It's Rosemary Orchard.

Welcome back to the show, Rosemary, and happy new year.

Thank you very much for having me.

I'm very excited to be here on, well, at least in my quadrant of the podcast. And to my left this

week, it is generally a nice person, developer and co-hosts of podcasts such as Analog here on Relayfm

and adenosine trifosate. Nope, sorry, wrong ATP, just checking. It's Casey Liss. Welcome back, Casey. I think you mean the Association of Tennis Professionals. Oh, naturally. I'm sorry. How can I forget your professional tennis career? Indeed. Happy New Year, everybody. I'm so thankful to be here with all of you. Let us go ahead and get this rolling. You know how it works. We've got 30 minutes and

four topics. Mine for you is this. Turns out, robo vacuums are growing limbs. And I'm just curious,

do you currently have a robo vac? Would limbs make them more or less appealing to you? Rosemary,

we'll start with you. So, to nobody's surprise,

I have a robot vacuum that is also a mop. It has a little garage. It goes back. It cleans its own mop heads. It empties its own dustbin. It's amazing and wonderful. The only things I have to do are

empty the dirty water tank and fill the clean water tank, and that's pretty much it.

Now, last year, I did see it CES. People were bringing out robot vacuums with arms, and they could

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