Quick Hits

An episode of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "Quick Hits" was published on October 7, 2022 and runs 55 minutes.

October 7, 2022 ·55m · snobOS

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Summary

The LowdownApple Watch knows when you’re pregnantPossible Apple Watch mic issuesUnfortunately, iPhone crash detection is already being put to workPossible AirPods Pro 2 battery bugMatter Smart Home standard officially launches with iOS 16.1 Matter support2nd StringYouTube is experimenting with more ways to get in your pocketMore ads are coming to InstagramZelle fraud is on the rise…and banks don’t careElon is back on track to buy TwitterFor The CultureJoe Biden pardons marijuana felonsThe HookupHow to hide Photos on iPhoneVisit website for show note links

Episode Description

The Lowdown

Apple Watch knows when you’re pregnant

Possible Apple Watch mic issues

Unfortunately, iPhone crash detection is already being put to work

Possible AirPods Pro 2 battery bug

Matter Smart Home standard officially launches with iOS 16.1 Matter support

2nd String

YouTube is experimenting with more ways to get in your pocket

More ads are coming to Instagram

Zelle fraud is on the rise…and banks don’t care

Elon is back on track to buy Twitter

For The Culture

Joe Biden pardons marijuana felons

The Hookup

How to hide Photos on iPhone

Visit website for show note links

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