Clockwise

Aleen Simms, podcaster and fiber artist who tinkers with smart-home setups, and Christopher Phin, podcaster and tech writer versed in cameras and smartphones. They react to Apple’s new Creator Suite, trade smart-home tips for new homeowners, compare using an iPhone as a webcam versus dedicated cameras, and reminisce about the last smartphones that truly impressed.

Netflix's new live voting show, reflecting on the metaverse and why it happened, tech devices we use occasionally but find worth the investment, and repurposed or restored old tech. Guest Starring: Paris Martineau and Zac Hall Links and Show Notes: Support Clockwise with a Relay Membership Submit Feedback

Florence Ion, a freelance consumer tech reporter, and Stephen Robles, co-host of the Primary Technology podcast, dive into the latest in creative apps and tech. They discuss Apple's new subscription bundle, weighing its value and feature limitations. The pair also explores the concept of single-use devices that might thrive in the future, like e-readers and point-and-shoots. Additionally, they share their device resetting habits and express hopes for enhanced Siri capabilities with Gemini, emphasizing better understanding and improved integrations.

Join tech enthusiasts Rosemary Orchard, a developer and home automation aficionado, and Casey Liss, a co-host on RelayFM, as they dive into the world of gadgets and personal tech. They explore the fascinating evolution of robot vacuums equipped with limbs and discuss how technology can help kickstart the New Year. The duo also shares their wishlist of coveted devices, including Casey’s desire for a hotspot service. Finally, they reminisce about beloved discontinued tech that still has a place in their lives.

Mikah and Dan dive into their tech highlights from 2025 and what they're eagerly anticipating in 2026. They discuss frustrating gaps in mapping apps, particularly for East Coast rest stops, and the issues stemming from designers' ideal assumptions. The duo also covers persistent Bluetooth problems with new iPhones and a common side-button defect. Exciting future prospects include smart home advancements with Matter, speculation on a foldable iPhone, and innovative smart rings. It's a fun and insightful look ahead!

John Moltz is a tech writer for Six Colors, while Jeff Carlson specializes in consumer tech and photography. They delve into intriguing iPhone rumors, like under-glass Face ID and the future of foldables. The conversation shifts to the potential return of the iMac Pro and the ideal Mac lineup, debating the relevance of the Mac Pro. Personal automations to streamline tasks are explored, alongside candid childhood stories of power outages. The episode wraps up with each guest sharing their go-to restaurant dishes, from blue cheeseburgers to pad see ew.

In this lively discussion, Jeremy Burge, founder of Emojipedia, and Karissa Bell, a senior reporter at Engadget, dive into the quirks of technology and emoji. They debate the most frustrating Apple features of the year, like AutoMix and Liquid Glass changes. The duo shares practical tech gift ideas, from AirPods Pro 2 to walkie-video toys. Plus, they explore the potential of Bluetooth's AuraCast for accessibility and dream up new emoji possibilities, including the much-desired crying-blood emoji.

In this engaging discussion, Matthew Cassinelli, a wizard in productivity workflows, and Chris Lawley, a savvy YouTuber specializing in cameras and gadgets, share their tech desires and insights. They reveal dream gadgets like 3D printers and the Nintendo Switch 2 while highlighting top tech trends for 2025, like smart switches. The conversation shifts to practical advice for helping aging relatives with technology, emphasizing simplicity. They also reflect on John Giannandrea's retirement from Apple and its implications for the future of AI.

Repairing technology, our Apple dream accessories, how we save links for later, and whether we pay much attention to "year in review" features. Guest Starring: Chance Miller and Alex Cox Links and Show Notes: Support Clockwise with a Relay Membership Submit Feedback

Join Lisa Schmeiser, Editor-in-chief at No Jitter, who shares her insights on consumer tech and the implications of cloud outages, alongside Dan Sturm, Visual Effects Supervisor at Sandwich Video, who brings his expertise in hardware and smart home gear. They delve into hot Black Friday tech deals and debate which Meta features should be rolled back. The conversation also explores the pros and cons of decentralization, and the group's various troubleshooting techniques for tech issues, blending humor and expertise throughout.