681: The Price of Your Nightmares
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The MacBook Neo, M5 MacBook Air, M4 iPad Air, MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max, the new Studio Display XDR, and the “new” Studio Display.
680: A Lot of Holes in That Cheese
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Our home screens, desktop audio setups, document-saving models, what we hope to “experience” next week, and where not to aim snow.
679: An Adversarial Relationship With Myself
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Solar and batteries vs. generators, news about Perl (?!), hiding apps as a self-improvement tool, and the age-old debate of "Save As…" vs. "Duplicate.”
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ATP Insider: After Apple
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What would have happened if Apple never existed? What if they stop existing? Which platforms and products would we use?
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677: I Accept the Battery Cost
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If you really don’t like AI, we have some bad news for you.
676: A Sternly Worded Instruction
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TCL and Sony TVs, Apple and Google's AI infrastructure, new AirTags, John Ternus overseeing design, and more adventures with Claude Code.
Black-and-white ATP logo in the style of the original Honda logo.
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ATP Tier List: Automotive Logos
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Somehow, we didn't want to murder each other this time.
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674: A Reliable, Boring Partner
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Apple Creator Studio, the Gemini deal, the NBA on Vision Pro, and how @liss.bsky.social should spoil himself for his 50th birthday.
673: Six Impossible Things
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What we're most excited for in 2026.
672: Wi Hyphen Fi
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The truth about Wi-Fi 7, the DRAM shortage, the state of Thread and Matter, and two of the worst (or best?) proposals to improve macOS window management.
671: Even Apple Can’t Beat the Sun
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Celebrating the holidays with a festive deep dive on iPhone 18 and XX rumors!
670: Institutionally Inescapable
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We all just wish our families would be more impressed by our TVs.
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ATP Movie Club: WarGames (1983)
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669: Ternus, Take the Wheel
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More Apple-executive turnover, and the risks and upsides of leadership change.
668: So Happy for All Parties Involved
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Christmas came early this year.
666: We Have Nothing That Hot
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The rumored end of the Mac Pro, the rumored end of Tim Cook's CEO tenure, and the resurrection of matte screens.
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ATP Diamond Dogs: Talk Me Out of It II
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Marco seeks input about a dilemma, weighing the pros and cons of tackling a new project.
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665: My Basement Is Beautiful
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Apple's new phone…holder, Steam's new hardware, and a Casey-reassuring anecdote about CD-Rs.
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664: Humanity Gets in the Way
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AI podcast-chapter generators were never designed to handle us.
663: Defending the Honor of The Cheesecake Factory
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Bold MacBook Pro rumors, Liquid Glass gets frosted, whether Tahoe is a safe upgrade yet, and more experiences with the Vision Pro.
662: Just Break the Law
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Finally, we have all taken a trip together to Mount Hood.
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ATP Insider: The Restaurant, Season One
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The first year of @marcoarment.bsky.social’s restaurant: how it all went, what was surprising, how the tech played out, and what's next.
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660: It’s All Chicken Salad
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Apple's ICEblock takedown, AirPods Pro 3 comfort improvements, Live Translation tests, iPhone 17 Pro cases, and expanding the Goose fanbase.
659: Lose the Ear Lottery
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Cases and bumpy starts with our new iPhones, our reviews of the AirPods Pro 3, and a baffling USB odyssey.
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ATP Dev: Computer Science Curriculum
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How computer science and computer engineering were taught to us in college, what's different today, and the evolving role it plays in preparing students (or not) for practical industry work.
