63: That's Actually Not a Terrible Point

from Rocket · host Christina Warren, Brianna Wu, and Simone De Rochefort

This week in accelerated geek conversation: the iPhone SE, new iPad Pro, the lack of updated Macs and the turmoil that seems to be brewing at Nest before Simone breaks some bad news about a part of her history.

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