Maybe It's "S-Bot"
Summary
Hosts Dave, Adam, and Pete discuss using the Apple Watch camera remote and extracting full-resolution frames from videos in iOS 27. They address high CPU usage from the new hybrid searchd process in macOS Golden Gate and share tips on migrating Mac settings using Homebrew and MacUp. The episode also covers hardware advice for a 2019 iMac user, strategies for blocking spam calls, and recommendations for local-storage security cameras like Ufory and Eve.
Topics discussed
Quick Tip: Using Apple Watch as iPhone Camera Remote
Show Intro, Sponsors, and Super Duper Giveaway
iOS 27 Beta: Extracting Full-Res Photos from Videos
macOS Golden Gate: Hybrid Search Daemon and Mail Performance
Listener Tips: Homebrew Casks and Siri AI for Contacts
The Future of AI Navigation and Chat Interfaces
Listener Reviews and MacUp Migration Tool Discussion
Sponsor Segments: Gusto and OneSkin
Dan's Question: Mac Mini RAM vs. Storage for AI and Longevity
Mark's Question: Blocking Spam Calls and Live Voicemail Transcription
Mike's Question: HomeKit and Local Storage Security Cameras
VPN Access Issues on 5G Modems and Tailscale Solution
Removing Participants from iMessage and RCS Group Chats
Sonos 27 and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Explained
Naming the Apple AI App: S-A-I, Papaya, and S-Bot
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