Stephen Hackett, a renowned figure in the tech community, joins to explore the intriguing world of Apple technology. The discussion covers Apple's emergency SOS features, the potential shift to titanium in iPhone models, and personal troubleshooting adventures with various devices. They also delve into the struggles of integrating the ChatGPT app on Mac, alongside nostalgic reflections on Apple's Vision Pro. Expect insights into material choices and the broader implications for consumer preferences in tech design.

Stephen Hackett, Mac analyst, gives Jason's computing setup a check-up. They discuss iPhone 15 rumors, including color-matched USB-C cables and limited color options. The hosts also talk about their preferences for dock layout, setting up a second desk, and the potential Amazon-Disney partnership for ESPN.

Stephen Hackett, co-founder of Relay and seasoned blogger with 16 years at 512 Pixels, shares invaluable insights on crafting a successful blog. He reflects on his journey from structured writing to a more chaotic, exploratory style, emphasizing the role of music in his process. Hackett discusses the evolution of his blog, the balance between authenticity and audience engagement, and the significance of community in content creation. He also highlights the impactful Relay for St Jude campaign, showcasing the power of combining passion with purpose.

Tech experts Federico Viticci and Stephen Hackett discuss the new iPad Pro model, limitations of iPadOS, and the evolution of Apple products. They explore the M4 processor enhancements, OLED display technology, and software frustrations. The podcast dives into device durability, potential controversies, and speculations on future Apple product launches.

Stephen Hackett, a podcaster and writer at Relay FM, joins John to discuss Apple's recent event and the new MacBook Pro lineup. They touch on the speed and future of Apple's new chips, as well as the differences between the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models. They also talk about keyboard keys, AirPods Max, and product reliability. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the drawbacks of the 2016 MacBook Pro.