Tue. 12/10 - Wheels For Your Mac Pro Are $400 Extra

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🗓️ 10 December 2019

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Apple is suing its former chip architect, the Apple Card finally makes sense to me, wheels on the Mac Pro will run you $400, Softbank abandons Wag, Microsoft brings Office to Linux and I want the new tech bubble to be about exoskeletons. Sponsors: PixelUnion.net Today In Digital Marketing Podcast Links: Apple sues iPhone CPU design ace after he quits to run data-center chip upstart Nuvia (The Register) Apple’s Ad-Targeting Crackdown Shakes Up Ad Market (The Information) Apple Cards' interest-free iPhone installment plan goes live, now with 6% back on Apple holiday purchases (TechCrunch) SoftBank Is Selling Wag Stake Back to Company (WSJ) Microsoft Teams is the first Office app for Linux (VentureBeat) Mac Pro Build to Order Options (MacRumors) VSCO acquires video editing startup Rylo (TechCrunch) Robotic exoskeletons: Coming to a factory, warehouse or army near you, soon (ZDNet) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Tuesday, December 10th, 2019. I'm Brian McCullough today.
0:09.0	Apple is suing its former Chip architect. The Apple card finally makes sense to me.
0:15.0	Wheels on the Mac Pro will run you $400 extra. Soft Bank Abandons WAG.
0:20.0	Microsoft brings Office to Linux and I want the new tech bubble to be about exoskeletons.
0:26.0	Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.
0:32.0	Apple is suing the former chief architect of its iPhone and iPad microprocessors, those chips
0:40.9	that are inside all of your i devices.
0:43.0	Gerard Williams quit Apple in February of this year to launch a data center startup called
0:48.8	Nuvia.
0:49.8	Before that, Williams was in charge of Apple's arm compatible processors for almost a decade.
0:55.6	But in a lawsuit filed in Santa Clara Superior Court,
0:59.4	Apple alleges that Williams
1:05.0	hit the fact that he was
1:04.0	launched his new company, quoting the register.
1:07.0	Apple's lawsuit alleged Williams hid the fact
1:10.0	he was preparing to leave Apple to start his own business while still working at
1:14.2	Apple and drew on his work in steering iPhone processor design to create his new
1:19.7	company. Crucially, Tim Cook and company's lawyers claimed he tried to lure away staff from his former
1:26.6	employer.
1:28.1	All of this was, allegedly, in breach of his contract.
1:32.4	The I Giant also reckoned Williams had formed the
1:35.0	startup in hope of being bought by Apple to produce future systems for its data
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