This is Mac OSKinn.

Turning off TV talk for now, Samsung appears to be out of the A series, and

1970 was a bad year for iPhones.

It's Friday, the 12th of February 2016. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from Maco

S-Can. Brought to you by yours truly empowered by people like you patrons through Patreon. Chip in and help out at

Patreon.com slash MacoS can. If we were to apply a hackneyed TV expression to the state of Apple's over-the-top streaming video plans,

it would have to be, please stand by.

At least that's the indication from one of Television's most large and in charge insiders.

Apple Insider had CBS CEO Les Moonves telling CNN money on Thursday that Apple's TV

talk has gone quiet, at least around his camp. The

CBS CEO told CNN money, we had conversations a while back and we haven't had

recent conversations with them. This basically indicates

zero change since the last time Moonves spoke publicly on the issue. It was back in

December that the head of the Tiffany network said that Apple had pressed the hold button on streaming plans

That was said to be due to Apple's inability to get the kind of skinny bundles of programming it wants to offer subscribers.

As for one such a service from Cupertino might see the light a day,

Moonves said,

You'll have to ask Apple that. I don't know that.

Please stand by.

Samsung may face a whole new kind of trouble from Apple's iPhone this year and next.

Patently Apple says reports out of South Korea indicate that T.S.M.C. will make all of the A10 processors

for Apple's next flagship phone cutting Samsung out of the picture. T.S.M.C. is planning to enter a state of mass production starting from June,

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