9to5Mac Overtime

The hosts discuss Apple’s new leasing program via Klarna, which replaces the iPhone Upgrade Program and allows users to lease devices without owning them.

Hosts discuss hands-on impressions of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8, Flip 8, and Fold 8 Ultra, highlighting the new 4:3 aspect ratio and improved hinge mechanics.

In episode 73, the hosts review the iOS 17 public beta, recommending it for iPhones but cautioning against installing it on Macs or Apple Watches due to stability and battery issues.

The hosts test the new Siri on watchOS 27 Beta 3, discovering it fails to function independently without an iPhone nearby.

The hosts discuss iOS 17 CarPlay updates, highlighting Siri’s improved conversational AI and new video playback support, while comparing it to Tesla’s Grok.

The hosts review iOS 27, comparing its performance-focused optimizations to macOS Snow Leopard and highlighting improvements in AirDrop, Low Power Mode, and Photos AI.

The hosts discuss the polarizing design of the new Ferrari Luce, comparing its interior to Apple’s aesthetic and noting the brand’s strict ownership rules.

The hosts preview WWDC, highlighting new accessibility features like natural language Voice Control and Vision Pro wheelchair integration.

The hosts discuss YouTube’s new zero-minute threshold for Shorts, criticizing short-form content as low-value while praising creators like Johnny Harris and Chloe vs.

The hosts discuss the rapid pace of AI updates and its impact on app development, debating whether AI tools empower users or threaten professional developers.

David Pogue discusses his new book on Apple’s 50-year history, debunking myths like the iPod fish tank story and sharing insights from 150 interviews.

Stephen Robles joins 9to5Mac Overtime to discuss his journey as an independent tech creator and iOS Shortcuts expert.

The hosts discuss their hands-on impressions of the MacBook Neo, praising its build quality and value while comparing it to cheaper Windows laptops.