Two iPhone Airs = One iPhone Flip?

Episode 311 of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "Two iPhone Airs = One iPhone Flip?" was published on May 2, 2025 and runs 50 minutes.

May 2, 2025 ·50m · snobOS

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Summary

Is the rumored iPhone Air a guinea pig for a foldable phone from Apple?The LowdownMeta and Spotify join forces to challenge Apple and Google’s dominance, while rumors swirl about Google AI on iPhones and the potential for a foldable iPhone Air.2nd StringAI Free Speech?For the CultureAtlanta Falcons fined for prank-calling Shadeur SandersThe HookupHow to keep thieves from locking you out your phone

Episode Description

Is the rumored iPhone Air a guinea pig for a foldable phone from Apple?

The Lowdown

Meta and Spotify join forces to challenge Apple and Google’s dominance, while rumors swirl about Google AI on iPhones and the potential for a foldable iPhone Air.

2nd String

AI Free Speech?

For the Culture

Atlanta Falcons fined for prank-calling Shadeur Sanders

The Hookup

How to keep thieves from locking you out your phone

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