1st Impressions

Episode 2 of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "1st Impressions" was published on November 8, 2018 and runs 71 minutes.

November 8, 2018 ·71m · snobOS

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Summary

The Lowdown We discuss our initial impression of the new iPad Pro and 2nd generation Apple Pencil. We then rundown the latest Apple iPad Pro peripherals & news, watchOS update, product rumors, and deals. 2nd String We discuss best practices in protecting your online presence from hackers.The Hook Up We talk about maintaining optimal performance of your machine and what you can do to improve it. Recommended software CleanMyMac | CleanMyPCFor The Culture We discuss the Midterm Election results and how tech can possibly make it easier to vote.

Episode Description

The Lowdown We discuss our initial impression of the new iPad Pro and 2nd generation Apple Pencil. We then rundown the latest Apple iPad Pro peripherals & news, watchOS update, product rumors, and deals.

2nd String We discuss best practices in protecting your online presence from hackers.

The Hook Up We talk about maintaining optimal performance of your machine and what you can do to improve it. Recommended software CleanMyMac | CleanMyPC

For The Culture We discuss the Midterm Election results and how tech can possibly make it easier to vote.

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