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LTA 22: June 2015

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Joining Bart this month are Nick Riley, Steve Stanger from the Mac Round Table, and Victor Cajiao from the Artechulate podcast. The show starts with a quick roundup of some of the court-related Apple news for June 2015, before jumping into the main stores of the month. First, some Home Kit News, then the news from Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference, then the ‘confederate flag’ kerfuffle in the App Store, and finally a collection of privacy-related stories including the EFF’s ‘who has your back’ report. The show finishes with a quick roundup of some other important Apple-related news that broke in June, including some staffing changes at Apple, a recall of Beats speakers, and a replacement program for 3TB iMac hard drives. For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta22 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

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The show starts with a quick roundup of some of the court-related Apple news for June 2015, before jumping into the main stores of the month. First, some Home Kit News, then the news from Apple's World Wide Developer Conference, then the 'confederate flag' kerfuffle in the App Store, and finally a collection of privacy-related stories including the EFF's 'who has your back' report.

The show finishes with a quick roundup of some other important Apple-related news that broke in June, including some staffing changes at Apple, a recall of Beats speakers, and a replacement program for 3TB iMac hard drives.

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Links:

Legal Latest
  • Apple loses it's appeal of the eBooks Case - arstechnica.com/...
  • Apple tries to the turn the table on a so-called 'patent troll', asking a federal court to order Unwired Planet to pay Apple's legal fees (USD15m) for the case they lost against Apple - www.macobserver.com/...
  • The European Commission launch investigation into Amazon's eBook distribution arrangements - europa.eu/...
Main Stories
  1. Home Kit
  2. WWDC
  3. Apple gets caught up in the "confederate flag" controversy
  4. Apple get top marks, again, in this year's annual EFF who has your back report - www.macobserver.com/...
Quick Stories
  • OS X 10.10.4 released
  • Apple Staffing Changes
    • Lisa Jackson's role has been expanded from VP for the environment to VP of environment, policy, and social initiatives - www.washingtonpost.com/...
    • Apple release new staff Bios, and surprisingly, Alan Dye (new VP of UI design) and Richard Howarth (new VP of industrial design) report directly to Tim Cook, and not to Jony Ive - www.macobserver.com/...
  • Apple recalls Beats Pill XL over fire-safety fears - www.macobserver.com/...
  • Apple announces replacement program for 3TB HDs in 2012 and 2013 iMacs - arstechnica.com/...
  • Batteries are now eligible for replacement under Apple Care+ when they drop below 80% of original capacity - up from 50% previously - arstechnica.com/...
  • RIP Original iPad Mini - www.macobserver.com/...
  • Apple released iBooks Author 2.3, adding the ability to create books that can be read on iPhones - www.macobserver.com/...
  • The first real trailer (non-teaser) for the Job movie has been released - www.macobserver.com/...
  • Apple's Q3 earnings call has been scheduled for 21 July - www.macobserver.com/...
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