by Bit late again with this one, sorry – Simon and Nick talk about the MBP M3s and is 8GB RAM enough, is it worth upgrading if you have an earlier M series, and a variety of other stuff (as they always do) including Nick’s NuKi and the UK bonus in ApplePay courtesy of the UK Banking’s Open Banking API.
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Recorded 12th November 2023
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On this week’s show
NICK RILEY
- Spligosh in the Slack
- Sutton Park Circuit church worship on YouTube
- Nick’s church stream videos on You Tube
APPLE
- Steve Wozniak says he is ‘feeling good’ after being hospitalised in Mexico City — The Independent
- Apple Vision Pro 2 leak reveals what’s coming next for Apple’s headset — TechRadar
- Here’s more proof that Apple is wrong about MacBook memory — Digital Trends
- M3 14-inch MacBook Pro teardown shows few internal changes in new models — AppleInsider
- Apple promises it doesn’t increase product prices to offset the costs of its environmental goals — 9to5Mac
- M3 MacBook Pro vs M1: Worth upgrading? — 9to5Mac
- Forget the new M3 MacBook Pro — 3 Black Friday MacBook deals that are way cheaper — Laptop Mag
- What Else is New in iOS 17.2 Beta 2? — iDrop News
Apple Wallet account balances now available for 10 UK banks — 9to5Mac
WORTH A CHIRP / ESSENTIAL TIPS
- How to view Apple Notes attachments in small view in macOS Sonoma — AppleInsider
- 6 ways to customize your Mac’s Menu Bar, and another to make it disappear — Popular Science
NEMO’S HARDWARE STORE (1:09:15)
- Einova – Eggtronic Universal Ultra Fast Power Bank 63W – $70 USD or unfortunatley currently £90 UKP where you can find it (not avallable via their store or Amazon UK atm)
- Pitaka MagEZ Slider 2 – about $130 USD, upto £185 UKP
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- Comparitech DNS Leak Test – simple to use and understand VPN leak test.
- Fake Name Generator – so much more than names! Create whole identities (for free) with all the information you could ever need.
- Wire and on the App Stores – free for personal use, open source and end to end encryted messenger and VoIP.
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