Ask Apple Developer Event, Meta vs Apple VR, Steve Jobs on AI-Made Podcast

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🗓️ 14 October 2022

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Apple announces Ask Apple for developers, high-yield savings account for Apple Card Daily Cash coming soon, our favorite MagSafe battery packs, plus Mark Zuckerberg defends the "open" metaverse, and artificial-intelligence generated an entire podcast of Joe Rogan interviewing Steve Jobs.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Apple Insider podcast.
0:07.0	This is your host, Steven Robles.
0:08.0	And today we're going to talk about Apple launching a new Ask for Developers program, Apple
0:12.2	Card Savings account, Metaverse Apple VR, got some Max A Battery Talk, and Joe Rogan actually
0:19.0	interviewed Steve Jobs on a podcast recently.
0:22.0	Kind of.
0:23.0	We'll get to that in a minute.
0:24.0	This episode is brought to you by Amazon Pharmacy, Zock-Dock, to great pair right there,
0:28.5	Tarte Cherry Gummies, and joining me on this monumental episode, number 444, my friend
0:35.5	across the pond, William Gallagher.
0:36.5	How's it going, William?
0:37.5	Oh, 444, I love it.
0:39.5	That's my lucky number.
0:40.5	Would you believe that's my lucky number?
0:42.5	Is it really 444?
0:43.5	Hmm.
0:44.5	It doesn't come up in dice a lot, but when it does, you bet big.
0:48.5	I can't.
0:49.5	Wait a minute.
0:50.5	I can't tell if you're serious or not.
0:51.5	Is that really a meaningful number?
0:53.5	Oh, okay.
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