Hey, did you think I wasn't going to say hi?

I was just holding out, I would just messing with you all.

What's up everybody? Welcome to the show, it's the Apple Bits XL.

I know some of you got worried. I know some of you got worried. This is everything good

and bad inside the world of Apple, kind of our weekly wrap-up of everything that is hot and

happening. Brian Tawn here, your host, doing the most. I am gone. I'm in Hawaii right now. I'm probably

My feet are on a nice warm beach, but then actually it's supposed to be thunderstorms all week so I probably picked the wrong week to go but this has been

planned like literally six months ago so I'm gone but I still want to always bring you guys

and gals content while I'm away and so I thought this show this is just going to be me in the past I've brought some interview guests but sometimes people are busy but this show is kind of

episode focusing on specifically the Apple Watch and the Apple Watch Series 5.

Now you all know how I feel about the Apple Watch.

It is arguably the most exciting product Apple has.

We have September coming up, typically when they announce

new Apple Watch products, probably the Series 5,

but the question that I want to pose to you all is do we even really need one and I have a lot of reasons for this we're going to go down the line. We're going to talk about what we can expect to see in this new Apple Watch Series 5, but do we even need a Series 5 right now?

You know, we're at this point where not only did Apple do a complete redesign with the

Series 4, the processor, people running the developer

Beta on with watch OS 6 have not felt even a smidgen of lag that it's lagging behind.

Watch OS 6 is going to be able to run on Apple Watches as far back as the Series 1.

That's not the launch Apple Watch.

They had kind of that Series 1 when the Series 2 came out with just

kind of a bumped up processor, a slightly bumped up processor. So they can all

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