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Today’s show starts with Apple announcing the date for its annual iPhone event, slated for September 7th. Apple is also expected to announce new Apple Watches at the event, so the crew discusses the various rumors of redesigns the next watches may have.
Later in the show, the topic shifts to the latest news in streaming: Warner Bros. Discovery’s new streaming service may be called HBO Discovery, YouTube TV will let you watch four channels at once, and House of the Dragon had the biggest HBO premiere ever.
- There’s a whole lot more packed into this episode — like the details behind Twitter’s whistleblower controversy, a new Sonos speaker leaked, and EV prices going in the wrong direction — so listen here or in your preferred podcast player for the full discussion.
Here’s a sneak peek of today’s show from our own listeners:
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