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Disney goes Mulan crazy, Google Play Music goes bye-bye, Apple updates the iMac, Facebook and Microsoft complain about Apple, Google and FitBit still not done, and Toshiba exits the laptop world.

New iMacs are out and normally we'd be pretty excited about it especially with these specs, but it also feels sad knowing that this could be the very last Intel Mac Apple ever releases. Also fun with traffic, actually there's NEVER fun with traffic.

Joining Bart this month are Lynda Gousha from the SVMUG, and Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast. The show starts with a few followup stories (including the virus-shaped elephant in every room these days), one acquisition, and a quick overview of news related to Apple's original content. The five main stories are Apple's Q3 earnings, Apple's plan to be carbon neutral by 2030, the ECJ tax judgement in favour of Apple and Ireland, antitrust pressure on Apple, and Apple TV+ at the Emmys. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in July. Detailed show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/lta83. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon at https://patreon.com/ltpod. Links: Let's Talk Apple: http://www.lets-talk.ie/apple @LTPod Bart Busschots: http://www.bartb.ie @bbusschots Lynda Gousha: http://www.svmug.org @llg4cdg Gazmaz: http://www.mymac.com @gazmaz

This week Melissa is focused on retrofitting her home in preparation for distance learning. She has many thoughts and questions about what to expect when entire households are all online all at the same time.

Is a conference that no one can physically attend still a conference. As it turns out, yes it can be with the right planning. Mike Potter from the For Mac Eyes Only podcast and organizer since the beginning in 2015 of the Macstock Conference and Expo Joins the GMen as they discuss everything that went right (and the virtually zero things that went wrong) from Virtual Macstock 2020.

Is the movie theater business dead? Is streaming the future of Hollywood? Why are there male and female robots? All these questions and many more in the pub this week with Tim and David.

Weirdness all the way around on this show as Guy is challenged to record a podcast in a virtual room with lots of other people talking that has little to nothing to do with the podcast. So he does succeed...kinda, but there's some echo and other bizarre happenings. Hey it was the Virtual Macstock Conference and Expo so why wouldn't it be weird?

Intel has troubles, Tim visits the Dentist, and fantastic feedback from Lee, Elisa, and Joe round out an enjoyable hour this week on TechFan!

While the iPad Pro is an amazing device (as well as the iPad that spawned it), it just can’t as easily do what a MacBook Pro or otherwise is capable of doing.

Tim and David look at PeacockTV and some other streaming services. Plus an update on Tim’s old iMac repair.

This month full-time amateur photographer Doug Kaye joins Bart to evangelise the work of photographer David Burnett. David's work defies categorisation or easy description, but it is certainly both original and creative. You can see David's work at https://www.davidburnett.com/. Show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/ltp82 Reminder - you can submit questions for future Q and A shows at http://lets-talk.ie/photoq. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/ltpod

David gets a Rode RODECaster Pro, while Tim battles a dead iMac. Plus, how crappy Amazon Prime Video page is, LillyHammer, and the end of both the original Segway and Olympus exits the camera business.

No Guy this week as he may (or may not) be moving furniture and heavy boxes for his son (also named Guy...because imagination and all that) but there is STILL a show as Gaz reaches deep into the depths of his soul for yes, Gaz's Snippets. C'mon it's right in the title for Zod's sake.

Joining Bart this month are Charles Edge from the Mac Admins podcast, and Scott Willsey from the Bubble Sort podcast. The show starts with a few followup stories (including the virus-shaped elephant in every room these days), one notable number, a few Apple staffing changes and acquisitions, and a quick overview of news related to Apple's original content. The four main stories are a turbulent month for the App Store, looming anti-trust on both sides of the pond, the Mac's move to Apple Silicon, and this year's OS updates. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in June. Detailed show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/lta82. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon at https://patreon.com/ltpod. Links: Let's Talk Apple: http://www.lets-talk.ie/apple @LTPod Bart Busschots: http://www.bartb.ie @bbusschots Charles Edge: https://krypted.com @cedge318 Scott Willsey: https://scottwillsey.com @scottaw

After years of (some would say) neglect, the Mac is once again first and foremost in the minds of Apple! Well maybe not first, but no longer an afterthought

David and Tim discuss the return of Tim’s iMac, DC Universe, the idea of the Multiverse, DC animation, Star War’s Ray, Search Results, Jon Favreau, and more!

This episode we discuss the shows we've been watching to escape the challenges of being stuck at home. Out in Arizona, Melissa feels like she's living in a Hobbit movie where things are on fire. Mike is excited for another celebrity spotting in South Dakota. In New York, Elisa has been knitting her way through a TV watchlist like none other, so tune in and make a checklist along with us. We are all just waiting around to Upload anyhow.

Major changes from Apple and Microsoft are the focus for Tim and David this week. That does not mean they agree on what that means, though...

The thing Guy said would happen and then said wouldn't happen happened catching no one (except Guy) by surprise. So Intel Macs are going out and Silicone Macs are coming in. Probably not the best time to buy a Mac...or that's what Guy thinks and his track record is SPOTLESS! Meanwhile Gaz shakes his head in disbelief.

Elisa and Vicki discuss what they're looking forward to in iOS 14, iPadOS, and macOS Big Sur. Vicki talks about her experience so far with the beta of Big Sur.