So much has happened in the last week. Apple unveiled the shocking new look of iOS 7 and gamers rejoiced as Sony and Microsoft took the lid off of console details. With all of this information at hand, we decided to sit down and have a little conversation about all of it. Which console will you side with? Xbox One or PlayStation 4?
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Apple recently unveiled iOS 7, and for most of us, it was a shocker. Not exactly in a bad way, but the design is completely different and change is scary. I'm pretty accepting of changes like this, but I know there are a lot of other people who reject it. Check out this week's special episode where we discuss all things WWDC 2013 and iOS 7.
Recently, Apple released a modified version of the fifth generation iPod touch. This new model only packs 16GB of storage and lacks a rear camera. This device was released to replace the fourth generation iPod touch, but did Apple mess up by omitting the rear camera?
Do you think Apple has fighting chance to compete in the gaming/media center world with Microsoft and possibly Sony?
In the coming weeks, Apple will unveil iOS 7 during the WWDC keynote and we can't help to keep speculating on its features. The question for this episode is: Which existing feature in iOS would you like to see Apple improve in iOS 7?
Take a moment and ask yourself this question: Which Cydia tweaks could Apple implement in a future version of iOS that would remove your desire to jailbreak? I'm all for jailbreaking devices, but if there was a perfect combination of features and tweaks for iOS, what would they be?
This week we take some time to discuss the rumors surrounding a redesigned flat version of iOS. Jony Ive has taken over UI design for iOS and this could mean that iOS 7 gets a complete redesign. Would a Metro style iOS 7 work? I'm kind of worried about a new design, but I guess we'll all have to wait for its official unveiling at WWDC 2013.
Would you pay $600,000 for a cup of coffee with Tim Cook? No? Yes? Personally, I think that's insane, but it is for a good cause. All of the proceeds are being donated to a charity, but still, that's a lot of money for a venti mocha frappuccino.