Thu, 27 August 2015
This week: new Apple products coming September 9th; our iPhone 6S expectations; the incredible power of Youtube; Instagram finally says yes to portrait and landscape photos; Youtube Gaming vs. Twitch; Logic Pro X update includes a powerful new music app; and we rewrite movie history in a new Get To Know Your Cultist!
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This week’s links
This week’s Intro
Hang out with Buster as he liveblog's Apple’s Sept. 9th event
The ladies cannot resist Magnum P.I.
Instagram won’t force you to be square anymore
Apple confirmed to host event at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
You just missed your chance to buy cheap Apple stock - buster
Apple brings award-winning synth back from the dead
iOS 9 code appears to confirm Force Touch for iPhone 6s - buster
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Thu, 20 August 2015
This week: why we’re convinced we’ll see an iPad Pro come fall, and what we expect from Apple’s giant
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This week’s links
Intro - Macintosh: The computer for the rest of us
Apple’s electric car is real, and it’s almost ready for testing
New iPhone 6s bend test reveals super-strong aluminum shell
Pink iPhone 6s revealed in new leaked images
iPad Pro to pack Force Touch, plenty of pixels, optional stylus
Why MacBook screens must be angled at 76 degrees in Apple Stores
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Thu, 13 August 2015
This week: ever wonder what it’s like to have companies pay you to travel the world snapping their Instagram photos? Professional Instagram’er Cory Staudacher is back to share his workflows, favorite iOS photo apps—and you won’t believe how much some companies will pay to make them look cool. Plus: neat new features coming to iOS 9; Apple quietly beefs up the iPhone 6S to prevent another bendgate; and don’t miss our list of our new favorite apps.
Our thanks to Automatic for supporting this episode. Plug Automatic into your car's data port, and with their beatiful app, you'll be able to find your parked car, learn how to save fuel with tips based on your actual driving, and even diagnose and turn off your car's check engine light. See it out in action and save 20% off your new Automatic now at Automatic.com/cult.
And Squarespace. Start building your website today at Squarespace.com. Enter offer code CultCast at checkout to get 10% off. Squarespace—Build it Beautiful.
And Softlayer. Your business, applications, and compute workloads are different from everyone else's, so you deserve cloud resources that meet your unique needs. Get $500 of cloud infrastructure by visiting softlayer.com/Podcast.
We also want to give Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com a huge thanks for all the great music you hear in today's show.
This week’s links
Your iPhone is about to get an awesome built-in flight tracker
What it’s like to be a professional Instagrammer
Apple is going to fix the most annoying thing about using Wi-Fi on the iPhone
Here’s proof bendgate won’t be back with iPhone 6s
Erfon
Buster
Cory
Alex
Other honerable mentions
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Thu, 6 August 2015
This week: looks like the radically improved Apple TV we’ve be waiting for lands in September—we’ll tell you what to expect. Plus: Apple is not going to be your next wireless carrier; more Beats Radio stations are in the works; and don’t miss our picks of the "best of the worst" Apple accessories.
And stick around for our chat with Daniel Rubino from Window’s Central (seriously!), because he’s going to educate us on why he loves the new Windows 10, what it’s coolest features are, and why he’s made the questionable decision to be a PC man. We’re going to try our best not to argue.
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We also want to give Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com a huge thanks for all the great music you hear in today's show.
This week's links
Intro: This dude REALLY hates the Apple Watch
The Practicing Photographer with Ben Long
Radically improved Apple TV will launch in September
Apple claims it has no interest in becoming your carrier
Apple may launch five additional Beats radio stations
These designer jeans keep your iPhone charged on the go
Nico Gerard just invented the mullet of smartwatches
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