Hello, welcome to the Apple Insider podcast. I'm William Gallagher. Our sponsor this week is

Mint Mobile. I'm joined by Wesley Hilliard. Let's play our game. There's so much, right,

going on this week. And actually, so much of it is like deliciously complex, or at least,

it has ramifications

that could go on for years, or maybe just at the end of the OS 26 beta period. I'm thinking

this time you may want to take notes. Whereas you've been across the whole of Apple Insider's

news coverage this week. Has this been an unusual week, or am I just making this stuff up?

It's definitely been busy, I would say.

Not overly.

It's just a lot of little things happening, a lot of tidbits here and there, Apple dropping some new services in the middle of the week just for fun.

But yeah, we got a lot to talk about.

It's fair, because I'm just used to this time, but it's not quite the silly season of the

true summer months and nothing's happened. But in between the beaters and the iPhone launch,

you kind of expected to get quieter and quieter. But I mean, speaking of beaters, if the

public beta isn't out by the time anyone is listening to us, jabber on,

then it will be in about half a sentence. So there's going to be a new flurry of people trying

out the beaters. There's going to be some new bugs found, things like now. But I did think

this week was quiet until, like you say, certain things dropped. And actually, it'd be nice if I could make an extension here to say

it was so busy, we all need to watch our health and our heart rates and I can't quite make

that go, but pretend I could because Apple Insider Plus this week for people who subscribe to

the Apple Insider podcast is all about health. I don't know when Apple suddenly became this health

company, kind of snuck up on us, but it really is now. And there are several things that have

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