753 episodes
Mac Power Users Relay FM
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4.7 • 1.3K Ratings
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Learn about getting the most from your Apple technology with focused topics and workflow guests. Creating Mac Power Users since 2009, one conversation at a time. Hosted by David Sparks and Stephen Hackett.
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Apple Gear & Accessories
David and Stephen share some of their favorite accessories that help extend their Apple devices and maximize their usefulness.
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Exploring Apple’s TV Efforts, with Sigmund Judge
Stephen and David are joined by Sigmund Judge to discuss Apple TV hardware, tvOS, Apple TV+ content, and more.
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Vision Pro Check-in
David and Stephen discuss Apple's youngest platform and where it stands a few months after launch. They share some of their favorite apps and how spatial computing fits into their personal and professional lives.
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Our Betas Era (Summer 2024)
David and Stephen have been running iOS 18, macOS Sequoia, and watchOS 11, so you don't have to. This week, they discuss some new features coming to Apple's platforms later this year.
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The Year of Apple Intelligence
WWDC24 brought updates across Apple's platforms and was used to announce the company's move into the AI era. David and Stephen hit the highlights of what's new.
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On the 13th Day
In this feedback episode, the guys discuss iMessage, Arc, Notes, and more. Then, they chat about OmniFocus 4 and David's new Field Guide.
Customer Reviews
Excellent Vision Pro Episode
I thought the episode captured the nature and status of the Vision Pro very well. I am a VisionPro user and concur with most of their comments. I really like the device, but it needs more content. Appell also needs to adapt their apps for the device. However, it is a mind blowing piece of technology and is mostly a pleasure to use.
Great podcast for Techies
Heck, even if you just have an iPhone, there are episodes of this show that will help you.
Hosts are relaxed and interested; and put their advice in lots of context.
The real treat is when they have developers on the show - Bring back Brett Terpstra!
Great, but not inclusive
The constant and needless gendered language is hard to listen to and isn’t welcoming.