So kind of a hodgepodge week, Mayo, this episode, kind of, we got some follow-up on the iOS 26 stuff, some new details, some couple corrections to issue, I suppose, about things we got wrong.

It's all follow-up from the event. I mean, we did a, what, three-hour video, three-hour podcast last week, and we missed out on loads of stuff because it just wasn't covered in the keynote. Like, if they didn't have a

liquid glass redesign ready to go, a lot more of those bento box feature slides they would have

just talked about in more detail, right? Yeah. There's been, there's pretty good stuff hidden

away that they just didn't even get a second mention in the video, but obviously we'd be using

the baiters for a week now and stuff has come up all over the shop. So a couple of the things

that we said weren't in the first betas are actually there. So there's visited places in Apple Maps.

This is the feature that's meant to work in the background and keep a log basically of all the

places you go. With the example use case being you go somewhere, you have lunch.

A couple months later, you're back in that city, and you can't remember where you have lunch.

Okay, great, I'll open Apple Maps, go to visited places, and see it right there.

This is in iOS 26, Beta 1.

It's in library.

Then you tap on visits, and it discloses right off the bat that it's a beta because it very much is a beta.

In my testing, it is impressive the number of things that it gets right.

So I had a very busy weekend. Emily's parents were in

town. So we were popping all over Baltimore, going to restaurants, going to the park, going

shopping. It got some of the locations right, but it also put some random things, some random

places where we didn't go. So it says we went to a place called Duda's Tavern. We did not go to Dutus Tavern.

And I'd never heard of Dutus Tavern until I checked my library.

But then I look at the map and Dutus Tavern is right next to where we parked when we went to another spot in that area of the city.

So I don't know what like the algorithm is for how it's trying to keep track of where you go.

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