iPad Soapbox

Episode 3 of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "iPad Soapbox" was published on November 15, 2018 and runs 65 minutes.

November 15, 2018 ·65m · snobOS

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Summary

The Rundown: We talk the latest Apple news: iPad misconceptions, iPhone X and 13" MacBook Pro fixes, Apple & Amazon partnership, and iPhone tips.2nd String: We talk Amazon Music & Xbox One integration.The Hook Up: We talk Siri Shortcuts. Terrance created to open Instagram links in Safari to save or share. For The Culture: We attended a Podcasts In Color Meetup and chatted with local podcasters. We meet some great local podcasters. Be sure to check out Sukari at The Color of Wine Podcast and Tammy & Mike at We Leave You This Podcast. We also have to shout out Myliek Teele of MyTaughtYou for posting about this event.

Episode Description

The Rundown: We talk the latest Apple news: iPad misconceptions, iPhone X and 13" MacBook Pro fixes, Apple & Amazon partnership, and iPhone tips.

2nd String: We talk Amazon Music & Xbox One integration.

The Hook Up: We talk Siri Shortcuts. Terrance created to open Instagram links in Safari to save or share.

For The Culture: We attended a Podcasts In Color Meetup and chatted with local podcasters. We meet some great local podcasters. Be sure to check out Sukari at The Color of Wine Podcast and Tammy & Mike at We Leave You This Podcast. We also have to shout out Myliek Teele of MyTaughtYou for posting about this event.

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