Episode 13: C is for Community

An episode of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "Episode 13: C is for Community" was published on February 3, 2019 and runs 64 minutes.

February 3, 2019 ·64m · snobOS

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Summary

Welcome to the 13th of the snobOS Podcast - THE podcast for Apple snobs!Intro: We talk why this week’s episode is late and comment from the snobOS community about last week’s 2nd String story.The Rundown: We talk the latest Apple news: Apple earnings better than expected, major iPhone FaceTime bug discovered, Apple employee caught trying to steal autonomous vehicle info, and Apple revoking Facebook Developer Certificate.2nd String: We talk other tech news: Facebook plans to integrate Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram.For the Culture: We talk Black startups and Atlanta.The Hook Up: Question from the snobOS community: “How do I download email attachments using iCloud?” Find out the answer here.

Episode Description

Welcome to the 13th of the snobOS Podcast - THE podcast for Apple snobs!

Intro: We talk why this week’s episode is late and comment from the snobOS community about last week’s 2nd String story.

The Rundown: We talk the latest Apple news: Apple earnings better than expected, major iPhone FaceTime bug discovered, Apple employee caught trying to steal autonomous vehicle info, and Apple revoking Facebook Developer Certificate.

2nd String: We talk other tech news: Facebook plans to integrate Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram.

For the Culture: We talk Black startups and Atlanta.

The Hook Up: Question from the snobOS community: “How do I download email attachments using iCloud?” Find out the answer here.

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