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Feb 6, 2017 59 min

Podcast Episode #304 – The Fall of Apple

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Apple is claiming that the Watch is doing better than ever . . . but won't tell anyone what that means. Also, everything is fine with all their other products . . . but the iPad is down 22%. And Google just took their spot at the top of the brand mountain and Microsoft has regained it's money throne. Headlines: EU doesn't like Steam's Geo-Code blocking AT&T launches 5G in test markets Apple develops new ARM chip to get away from Intel Apple gets displaced by Google as top of the food chain Microsoft returns to $500B value Apple Watch sets new records (no one knows what they are) No one wants an iPad anymore LG's 5K display doesn't like wifi Ohio town gets entirely shut down by ransomware Hackers hijack DC's city cams New York City sues ISP over bad internet service Xbox and PSP forums get hacked FCC hands down a controversial decision Oh good, Comcast is already making use of the new FCC Remember when Apple said you shouldn't make tools to hack iPhones? GoPro Karma drone is back Coin gets shut down by FitBit After buying EVERYONE Fitbit layoffs underway Tesla powers California, Drops Motors name Facebook hopes to give authentic news in worst way possible How big data gave us Brexit, Trump, and more Turns out asking people to stop breaking the law doesn't work Zuke’s Favorite: The Expanse, season 2 Zohner’s Favorite: Ever wonder why we always wear gloves?

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