2026 Apple Predictions Show (Full)

Episode 345 of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "2026 Apple Predictions Show (Full)" was published on January 9, 2026 and runs 51 minutes.

January 9, 2026 ·51m · snobOS

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Summary

We made some bold predictions last year…and made even more this year.The LowdownWe review our 2025 Apple predictions to see how we did versus what Apple actually didWe also make new 2026 Apple predictions to forecast what Apple will (or won’t) do this year2nd StringIn CES news…Roku introduces new streaming serviceSamsung unveils true foldable displayNew “chores” robot on the sceneFor The CultureSuprise…Diddy can’t pay his people while in prisonThe HookupIf you haven’t turned on iOS 26 ‘Call Screening’ feature…

Episode Description

We made some bold predictions last year…and made even more this year.

The Lowdown

We review our 2025 Apple predictions to see how we did versus what Apple actually did

We also make new 2026 Apple predictions to forecast what Apple will (or won’t) do this year

2nd String

In CES news…

Roku introduces new streaming service

Samsung unveils true foldable display

New “chores” robot on the scene

For The Culture

Suprise…Diddy can’t pay his people while in prison

The Hookup

If you haven’t turned on iOS 26 ‘Call Screening’ feature…

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