$NVDA surpassing $AAPL, iPhone 16 Pro display tech, iOS 18 rumors, WWDC predictions, Marvel's spatial gaming, iOS 18 leaks with Settings revamp, Control Center tweaks, iMessage animations, 'I'm a Mac' actor in Qualcomm ad, Mac setup vs PC, TV tech discussion, Vision Pro game review, Squarespace ad, iOS 18 and macOS updates at WWDC 2024, camera effects mishaps, Apple Watch sales decline, Tesla's autopilot pricing, iPhone 16 Pro display bezel, challenges with pre-orders, Nvidia's rise, WWDC predictions, Apple's AI integration debates, speculation on Mac OS names
Nvidia's stock surge is influenced by AI integration, potentially leading to market shifts.
Apple Watch faced shipment declines due to manufacturing issues and feature removal.
WWDC predictions include iOS changes and playful speculation on the next Mac OS name.
Deep dives
Apple's struggle with semiconductor components impacts Apple Watch shipment
Apple Watch shipments declined almost 20% in the first quarter of 2024 due to temporary halts in sales and the removal of blood oxygen monitoring software in the latest models. Apple faced issues with suppliers unable to meet high manufacturing standards, impacting the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 sales in the US.
Nvidia's stock ascent towards becoming the most valuable company
Nvidia's stock price has been surging, with the company heading towards becoming the world's most valuable company. The growth is attributed to their integration of AI technology into their processes and products, positioning them at the forefront of AI development and innovation.
Contemplating on selling Apple stock amidst Nvidia's success
The stock performance comparison between Apple and Nvidia prompts considerations on potential stock adjustments. While Apple's stock has been relatively stable, Nvidia's exponential growth raises questions about potential investment shifts, especially with the rise of AI technology and the implications on market dynamics.
Predictions for WWDC
The hosts make predictions for WWDC, discussing potential changes for iOS, iPadOS, and other Apple products. Expectations range from home screen icon customization to the introduction of a conversational voice assistant and power features exclusive to M Series iPads.
Mac OS Name Speculation
In a fun segment, the hosts predict the name of the next Mac OS version, focusing on California-themed monikers. Suggestions include macOS Mendocino, macOS Clear Lake, and macOS Compton, showcasing a playful and speculative dive into potential names.
This week, $NVDA has overtaken $AAPL, iPhone 16 Pro could have some crazy new display tech, last minute iOS 18 rumors, and we lay out our WWDC predictions!
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Marvel Studios’ new What If…? An Immersive Story is a free app for Apple’s Vision Pro headset that combines interactivity with storytelling in a brand-new way.
In the new Qualcomm ad, which promotes the company’s new Snapdragon X Elite chips, Long works on his MacBook at a kitchen table. Notifications keep popping up all around his head. He swats them away with irritation. Then he types in a Google search: “Where can I find a Snapdragon-powered PC?”
Apple Watch shipments dropped almost 20% year over year in the first quarter of 2024. Market analysts blame some of the decline on Apple being temporarily forced to halt sales.
The iPhone 16 Pro could sport the world’s slimmest bezels on a smartphone. Its borders will apparently measure just 1.2mm, with the iPhone 16 Pro Max having even slimmer bezels at 1.15mm.