Those rumors of Apple holding another hardware event were true as the company pulled back the curtain on new iPads, a Mac mini refresh and a beefier MacBook Air. BBQ Crew Regular Shelly Brisbin
Is back to discuss the latest in MacLand. She joins J.J and Joe in deciphering what features stand out the most amongst the now multiple offerings in the Apple product catalog. Joe and Shelly even get a chance to give their takes on newly purchased Apple hardware featured from the previously covered September event
as well.
Discussion Topic: Apple s October 2018 Hardware Event
Once again, we observe the wrap-up show format. And by that we mean there is a pile of articles listed below that provided some additional context to our confusion, and conversation, about what just arrived on the pages of the Apple Store.
Apple iPad Pro and MacBook Air event in 9 minutes
All About the New Macs and iPads from Apple's October 30th Event
Apple updates MacBook Air with Retina display, Touch ID
The New MacBook Air: Apple Competes With Itself
The New MacBook Air Has Made the MacBook a Terrible Buy
Opinion: The 2018 MacBook Air is the iPhone X s ASP strategy all over again
Apple s laptop line is more of a mess than ever
MacBook Air vs. iPad Pro is a choice between the past and the future
New MacBook Air powered by 7W Intel 'Amber Lake' CPU
Apple s new T2 security chip will prevent hackers from eavesdropping on your microphone
Apple to offer MacBook Pros with AMD Vega graphics starting in November
Apple finally announces an overhauled Mac mini
Frequently asked questions about the 2018 Mac mini RAM, storage, and more
2018 Mac mini has User Upgradable RAM
I ditched the Mac for the iPad, and I ll never go back
2018 iPad Pro hands-on: Improving on the world s best tablet
New iPad Pro: 5 reasons not to upgrade
What You Need to Know About the Second Generation Apple Pencil
New maxed out iPad Pro hits $1900, Mac mini up to $4200, MacBook Air to $2600
Think the iPhone is expensive? The iPad Pro has it beat
Apple hikes out-of-warranty replacement costs for iPad Pros to as much as $649
The iPad Pro Is Finally Making a Case for Itself
The iPad Pro isn t an Xbox competitor, even with console-like specs
Apple highlights iPad Pro's USB-C connectivity to an external 4K or 5K display
Apple Intros USB-C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack, USB-C SD Card Reader Adapters
Adding USB-C to the iPad isn t enough to fix Apple s messy port strategy
Apple's Lightning Port Kingdom Is Crumbling
Apple's New iPads Are a Mess for Music Lovers. Here's How to Fix Your Headphone Headaches
Spare a thought for the guy with Lightning headphones
There's still a chance for the iPad mini to become the best iPad ever
iOS 12.1, tvOS 12.1, watchOS 5.1, macOS 10.14.1, and HomePod 12.1 updates now available
iOS 12.1 extends controversial processor throttling feature to the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X
iOS 12.1 exploit bypasses the lockscreen for access to contacts
Apple iOS 12 review: Less mess
Major US carriers don't support dual SIM at launch of iOS 12.1
How to use Group FaceTime on iPhone and iPad
Apple pulls watchOS update that was bricking some Watches
Shortcuts 2.1 update adds new weather, alarm & photo automations for iPhones & iPads
Apple iPhone XR review: better than good enough
10 ways the iPhone XR is worse than the iPhone XS
The Tricky Economics of the iPhone XS and the iPhone XR
Everyone seems fine with Apple making iPhones more expensive
Apple, please move us all to USB-C across the board with the 2019 iPhone
How the Apple Watch changed the world
iPhones are allergic to helium
Microsoft Office will get a dark mode for macOS Mojave
Apple will reportedly launch a pilot program to repair devices as old as the iPhone 4S
AirPods and the Future of Audio AR
Apple s TV subscription service starts in 2019 to compete with Netflix, Amazon
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Joe Steinkamp is no stranger to the world of technology, having been a user of video magnification and blindness related electronic devices since 1979. Joe has worked in radio, retail management and Vocational Rehabilitation for blind and low vision individuals in Texas. He has been writing about the A.T. Industry for 15 years and podcasting about it for almost a decade.
