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Follow up: Tradespeople and Face ID Multitasking gesture wonkiness on the home screen "I got this phone for $50 and it's fine" Pro-rated AppleCare+ MacBook key repairs OLED and burn-in Kbase article (👋🏻, Stephen) iOS' commentary iPhone X camera Joe Rosensteel has thou...

• Follow up:
  • Apple TV 11.2ß makes John happy
  • Time Machine local snapshots
• App Camp for Girls fundraiser
• #askatp
  • iPhone X cases (via Nathan Walls)
    • Apple Leather Case (Casey bought black)
  • Impact of Siri's ineptitude (via Kapila Wimalaratne)
  • Sony A7R III (via Ananda)
    • Canon 5D Mark IV
• iPhone X: The ATP Review
  • iStockNow
  • FaceID Security Guide
• Post-show: Casey's odd in-flight activities

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You never know what might happen when you sign up to donate bone marrow. You might save a life… or you might be magically transported across a cultural chasm and find yourself starring in a modern adaptation of the greatest story ever told. One day, without thinking much of ...

Rachel Platten is a singer and songwriter who’s released four albums, including her 2016 album Wildfire, which went Gold. The lead single from that album, “Fight Song,” was used prominently by Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. For a normally apolitical artist, the sudden proximity to the election had profound effects, both positive and negative. In this episode, Rachel breaks down her song “Broken Glass," which was inspired by that experience, and written just days before the 2016 election.

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Follow up: F1 flappy paddles iPhone X preorder results Recent performance of the rumor mill Marco's iMac returns MacBook Pro keyboard repair cost Apple TV output formats New "WWDC" video New Apple TV beta The Verge's take #askatp Mac antivirus software? Would we use App...

There’s nothing quite like the sound of someone thinking out loud, struggling to find words and ideas to match what’s in their head. Today, we are allowed to dip into the unfiltered thoughts of Oliver Sacks, one of our heroes, in the last months of his life.  Oliver die...

• Follow up: The right to chair arms
• #askatp
  • Bitcoin
    • The Talk Show #74: Glenn Fleishmann explains Bitcoin
  • iPhone SE... X?
    • Macintosh SE/30
  • How to catch Phish
    • A Live One
    • Live Phish
• It's preorder time
  • Casey's tips
• What are the iPhone X's biggest risks?
• The Mac Mini is... still a thing?
  • Riccardo Mori's 3 options
• Post-show: Casey's still a car journalist
  • Wheel Bearings
  • Parking garage clip
  • ZF 8HP transmission
  • Ars Technica

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The show Stranger Things is a Netflix original series. It was first released in July 2016. Season two’s release date: October 27, 2017. After the first season, the show was nominated for 18 Emmys, and won the Emmy for Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music. The theme music, along with the rest of the show’s score, was composed by Michael Stein and Kyle Dixon of the band SURVIVE. In this episode, they break down how they made the main title theme.

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The Ringer’s Bill Simmons, Shea Serrano, Chris Ryan, and Jason Concepcion all undergo “experimental surgery” to assume each other’s identities and execute the perfect live show as they dive deep into 1997's action-sci-fi blockbuster 'Face/Off,' starring John Travolta and Nicolas Cage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Los Angeles producer and beatmaker Jennifer Lee released her first album as TOKiMONSTA in 2010. She has released music on Flying Lotus's label Brainfeeder, and has collaborated with Kool Keith and Anderson .Paak, among others. Her newest album, Lune Rouge, was released in October 2017. In this episode, TOKiMONSTA breaks down her song "Bibimbap," which is named after a Korean dish.

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Today, while the divisions between different groups in this country feel more and more insurmountable, we zero in on a particular neighborhood to see if one man can draw people together in a potentially history-making election.  Khader El-Yateem is a Palestinian Am...

Pre-show: macOS upgrades vs. clean installs Follow up: Google Pixel preorders (via Hannes Hauer) Google customer service strategy Casey has received his first AT&T bill with his Apple Watch Sonos and Google sitting in a tree... Anker and Amazon are K-I-S-S-I-N-G Speake...

The Ringer’s Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, Shea Serrano, K. Austin Collins, and Jason Concepcion take a stab at analyzing the 1996 meta-horror classic ‘Scream,’ starring Neve Campbell and Drew Barrymore. They go deep on the shocking nature of killing your star in the opening scene, the rules and tropes of horror film, and the killers' ridiculous plan to stab each other at the end. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Killers formed in Las Vegas in 2001. Since then, they’ve released five records. Their newest album, Wonderful Wonderful, came out in September 2017. In this episode, singer Brandon Flowers and drummer Ronnie Vannucci break down the song "Rut" from that album.

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• Pre-show:
  • iPhone X
  • New Google Pixels
• Follow up: John received his Apple TV 4K
• #askatp
  • iOS error-logging frameworks
  • Qi chargers
  • Mike Bolton proposes a typing challenge
    • St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
    • Brady Center to prevent gun violence
    • Hispanic Federation for Puerto Rico relief
• New Amazon Echo announcements
  • Verge Summary
  • New Echo
  • Echo Connect
  • Echo Plus
  • Fire TV 4K
  • Sonos One
  • Echo Spot
• Ending theme by Jonathan Mann
• Post-show: John buys a chair
  • Wirecutter
  • Steelcase Gesture
  • Herman Miller Embody
  • Herman Miller Aeron

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The Ringer's Juliet Litman, Amanda Dobbins, and K. Austin Collins pick out their trendiest '90s outfits and head to Beverly Hills to revisit the 1995 teen classic ‘Clueless,’ starring Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This story comes from the second season of Radiolab's spin-off podcast, More Perfect. To hear more, subscribe here. What happens when the Supreme Court, the highest court in the land, seems to get it wrong? Korematsu v. United States is a case that’s been widely denounc...

Pre-show: Jazzercise 1982 video compilation Follow up: St. Jude Fundraiser Update Apple TV 4K has a fan 😭 Teardown Downloading 4K iTunes movies Boot Camp and cheesy Apple videos Sam Abuelsamid of Wheel Bearings clarifies TLX DCT #askatp Being good beta citizens a...

The Ringer’s Juliet Litman, Amanda Dobbins, and K. Austin Collins sing Celine Dion and let the disaster jokes fly as they go deep on 1997’s Oscar Award–winning blockbuster ‘Titanic’ starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. They discuss DiCaprio’s "cute factor," James Cameron’s obsession with the actual Titanic, and whether Rose would have chosen Jack if the ship hadn’t sunk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices