Got Caught Slippin'

An episode of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "Got Caught Slippin'" was published on August 23, 2024 and runs 55 minutes.

August 23, 2024 ·55m · snobOS

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Summary

The LowdownCall it ‘Apple Account’ next monthAppleCare+ renewal extended to 45 days after expirationApple Podcasts are now available on the webThieves are “drive-by” stealing AirPods Max off listener’s headsiPhone Event leak is a hoax…GOODIs Apple Maps BETTER than Google Maps?2nd StringCrowdstrike CEO is salty at shady comments from competitorsNothing CEO says remote work is not for “grown ups”For The CultureDisney Parks uses its streaming service TOS to get lawsuit droppedThe HookupTwo quickest ways to connect/disconnect Bluetooth devices from iPhonePlease visit website for show links

Episode Description

The Lowdown

Call it ‘Apple Account’ next month

AppleCare+ renewal extended to 45 days after expiration

Apple Podcasts are now available on the web

Thieves are “drive-by” stealing AirPods Max off listener’s heads

iPhone Event leak is a hoax…GOOD

Is Apple Maps BETTER than Google Maps?

2nd String

Crowdstrike CEO is salty at shady comments from competitors

Nothing CEO says remote work is not for “grown ups”

For The Culture

Disney Parks uses its streaming service TOS to get lawsuit dropped

The Hookup

Two quickest ways to connect/disconnect Bluetooth devices from iPhone

Please visit website for show links

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