What’s in a [OS] Name?

An episode of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "What’s in a [OS] Name?" was published on May 30, 2025 and runs 40 minutes.

May 30, 2025 ·40m · snobOS

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Summary

Will a change to the OS naming convention improve consistency and reduce confusion, or is Apple in need of a “subject change” from Apple Intelligence?The LowdownApple OS name changes, Apple buys Sneaky Sasquatch, iPad gets WhatsApp, and Apple Card Savings interest rate cut2nd StringTexas is forcing Apple & Google to age verifyFor The Culture‘Sinners’ coming to streaming on June 3rdThe HookupDon’t put the meat on the grill too soon

Episode Description

Will a change to the OS naming convention improve consistency and reduce confusion, or is Apple in need of a “subject change” from Apple Intelligence?

The Lowdown

Apple OS name changes, Apple buys Sneaky Sasquatch, iPad gets WhatsApp, and Apple Card Savings interest rate cut

2nd String

Texas is forcing Apple & Google to age verify

For The Culture

‘Sinners’ coming to streaming on June 3rd

The Hookup

Don’t put the meat on the grill too soon

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