CultCast #308 - iPhone X: The Good, the bad, the ugly

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🗓️ 3 November 2017

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Send us a text! This week: iPhone X—the good, the bad… the ugly. The reviews are in, we’ll tell you what people love and don’t about Apple’s newest iPhone. Plus: how to speed up Face ID we’ll tell you about the clever new strategy Apple used to build massive hype for the iPhone X launch, and why it really pissed a lot of folks off. And stick around for a very weird What We’re Into, where we reveal the stuff we’ve been dong in our lives that you should try ...

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0:00.0	Macintosh, open letter.
0:05.0	Macintosh, print letter.
0:07.0	Macintosh, print letter.
0:10.0	Macintosh, facts, letter.
0:15.0	Well, everyone else is still trying to build a computer you can understand.
0:19.0	Macintosh, shut down.
0:21.0	We've built a Macintosh that can understand you.
0:24.4	Goodbye.
0:29.4	Hello!
0:30.4	And welcome to Locassie Bass 30 Plus, op conversation you're going to hear all week long.
0:37.0	I'm your host, Airfon Elleja.
0:39.0	Joining me today, he's been hard at work writing Lander Kaney's new Tim Cookbook and he can't wait for Leander to read it.
0:46.0	Lewis Wallace is here.
0:48.0	Hey!
0:49.0	I'm sure it's going to be great.
0:50.0	We're all going to enjoy it.
0:51.0	Best Tim Cookbook yet. Also joining us, if he were an athlete, his ideal sponsors would be Budweiser, Stella, Coors,
1:01.8	oh and Lipton.
1:03.0	We had a kid here. Liptons.
1:05.0	You mean PG tips.
1:08.0	Or totally, even better, yeah.
1:10.0	That's what your NASCAR would say.
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