Episode 203: Apple Car progress, ARM on Macintosh, and recording from Apple Watch

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Ipad, Apple Tv, Mac, Imac, Apple Watch, Ios, Macbook, Mac Pro, Iphone, Tech News, Macos, Technology, News, Apple

4.3 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

🔗️ Recording | iTunes | RSS

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The AppleInsider Podcast gets into international intrigue, as we talk about murder, Apple Watch, and also, what we think Apple's going to announce at the next event.Support AppleInsider Podcast

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Apple Insider Podcast.
0:05.0	Welcome to this episode of the Apple Insider Podcast.
0:09.0	This is an experimental episode where William is traveling the world on I.
0:12.8	Only we record with Max.
0:14.8	So if you hear sound quality issues or note that we have difficulties,
0:19.2	well, this is our second time recording the episode.
0:21.2	We're going to get right through it then. That's William
0:23.4	the Wilted Gallagher. All right. Wilted again. I prefer wondering. I liked what you just
0:27.8	said that. That's right. Yes, what's going on in the world? Arm processors from Macintosh.
0:33.0	Okay, I'll have two.
0:35.0	Do they do them in blue?
0:37.0	This intel stuff is garbage, let's just forget about it.
0:39.0	We're going to go to arm.
0:40.0	Okay.
0:41.0	I mean, one can understand, intel is taking a very long time to do what it promised, but really can Apple seriously just switch over?
0:50.4	It's a bigger job than it sounds, isn't it?
0:53.0	In the past, when Apple has switched over,
0:55.0	it's always been a big task,
0:57.0	but the way that they've addressed it
0:58.0	has been through neat tricks like running classic software,
1:02.0	legacy software in emulation.
1:05.0	The change from the Motorola 6800 or 68,000 processors
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