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Jul 19th 2016
MacBreak Weekly 516
The Mac Flat Tax
Hosted by
Leo Laporte,
Andy Ihnatko
Planet of the Apps, US Army goes iPhone, Apple's new royalty scheme.
Records live every Tuesday at 2:00pm Eastern / 11:00am Pacific / 18:00 UTC.
Guests:
Adam Engst,
Daniel Jalkut
Apple is producing their own TV show, but Eddy Cue insists that Hollywood has nothing to fear from Apple. Meanwhile, Apple continues its takeover of the music industry with a new royalty rate proposal, and the US Army is ditching Android for iPhones. In other news, Softbank buys ARM for $32 billion dollars.
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Links
- The Washington Post: Open casting begins for Apple’s ‘Planet of the Apps’ reality show
- Eddy Cue talks Apple TV, original shows, and what Steve Jobs taught him about Hollywood
- McCain: Come to my encryption hearing. Tim Cook: No, I'm good. McCain: I hate you, I hate you, I hate you
- Army Special Operations Command reportedly ditching Android for iPhone in the field
- Open source vs Apple Part 2: security
- Apple's song royalty rate proposal would hit Spotify right in the wallet
- Sorry, macOS: Messages’ best new features are iOS only
- Check out another glimpse at what Pokémon Go on HoloLens could look like
- Nintendo Is Literally More Valuable Than Sony Because You're All Nerd-Ass Pokémon Go Freaks
- Nintendo has doubled in value since Pokémon Go’s release
- SoftBank to buy mobile chip kingpin ARM Holdings for $32 billion
- ARM founder says Softbank deal is 'sad day' for UK tech - BBC News
- Apple Stores Now Selling Sensor-Equipped LED Smart Jump Rope
- Opera browser sold to a Chinese consortium for $600 million
- Pick: Secret History of Mac Gaming by Richard Moss: Unbound
- Pick: Scrivener for iOS
- Pick: Ulysses App
- Pick: Take Control of Preview
- Pick: Verizon Message+