SJ090: a decade since Snow Leopard, nuisance lawsuits, hidden OS gems, ARM-wrestling, Memoji & more

This week's episode is a little bit all over the place, cadets, but we have an explanation: co-Captain Charles is also all over the place, due to a particularly ambitious bout of shore leave. While he wanders across no less than four southern US states, rock-steady Submariner Mike also weighs in on leftover news and bubbling-under discoveries from the new OS releases and WWDC, new features in the forthcoming macOS Mojave, baubles like Siri shortcuts and Memoji, and a slate of useless lawsuits, among many other topics. Also on the slate is a discussion about the future ARMification of some Macs, the obsolescence of the gold Apple Watch, an overdue update on Charles' iPhone 6s battery, the 10th anniversary of the iPhone 3G, the FireTV Cube, free trials and live listens, how to fight for your favorite 32-bit app's future (don't panic, Mojave still supports them), podcasts being a thing once again, an original (and working) Apple I up for auction and much, much more. A lot of news on the audio and music front as well, cadets, and number one with a space-bullet is "When I'm 64-bit" by the ... wait for it ... Bitles.