CultCast #174 - Love Bracelets
The CultCast - A podcast by America's favorite Apple Podcast - Fridays
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This week: get’em while they’re hot! The Apple Watch is ready for pre-order, but the reviews are in, and they’re a mixed bag. Plus: what’s good in iOS 8.3 and OS X 10.10.3; how to get a free month of HBO NOW; Samsung is up to their old tricks; the new Macbook didn’t benchmark well, but it might not matter; and things get weird in an all-new Get to Know Your Cultist!
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This week’s links
Alex on twitter/periscope - @alexeheath
Erfon on twitter/periscope - @erfon
Buster on twitter/periscope - @bst3r
Alex E is going to resurrect the Milli Vanilli blazer and tights hottness
Damn George Michael got ALL the ladies
The 17 best Apple Watch tidbits from early reviews - buster
Apple retail guru Angela Ahrendts says “The days of waiting in line … are over”
OS X update brings Photos app and hundreds of new emojis - alex
iOS 8.3 is out with racially diverse emoji, new Siri languages, and more - buster
Samsung paid 500 fake fans to attend Galaxy S6 China launch - buster
Apple's ultra-thin 12-inch MacBook benchmarks on par with 2011 MacBook Air