Myke met the people for whom the Mac Pro was made, and reports back with details. Jason tries to combat confusion about whether the Mac is really being attacked by malware and explains what Apple is doing to stop it. And we address some five-year-old follow-up regarding text input on the Apple Watch.
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Links and Show Notes:
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The Test Drivers - Relay FM
Upgrade #35: Where The Fluoroelastomer Meets the Road - Relay FM
T9 (predictive text) - Wikipedia
Connected #281: Oligarch Modder Community - Relay FM
FlickType Keyboard Review: Real Typing on an Apple Watch Display - MacStories
Mac Power Users #514: Apple is Listening — The 2019 Mac Pro, with Thomas Grove Carter - Relay FM
Night of the living xMac | Ars Technica
Sleazy adware targets Mac users--and Apple steps up its game - Six Colors
Protecting Users from Suspicious Software - Support - Apple Developer
Accidental Tech Podcast: 365: Day-One Cowboy
DigiTimes: 5G iPad Pro Models With A14 Series Chip to Launch in Fall 2020 - MacRumors
Apple might use its own 5G antenna in its 2020 iPhones - The Verge
Why the MacBook Air might spell the end of configurable Macs | Macworld
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