This week the Caldwell/Breen team rejoins to discuss the broken dreams of those who were hoping for iWatch and new Apple TV announcements at WWDC, what makes fitness apps and devices so attractive for some, the good and evil of Find My iPhone, how this whole Net Neutrality thing is already starting to unravel, and what a future Apple retail store might offer.
Editor’s note: The podcast is incorrectly identified as episode 405 in the recording.
Listen to episode 406
Show notes
- Were you really expecting an iWatch or new Apple TV at WWDC?
- When Hitting ‘Find My iPhone’ Takes You to a Thief’s Doorstep
- Report: U.S. Internet providers allow ‘permanent congestion’ and want cash to clear it up
- Apple’s new retail chief granted $68 million in restricted stock
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