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A teeny weeny Apple tech podcast. Digesting the three hours marathon episodes from the top Apple tech pundits.This feed was made with Podkey. It's based on the content from the following sources:- Accidental Tech Podcast- AppStories- Connected- The Talk Show With John Gruber- UpgradeCreate your own with Podkey at https://podkey.fm
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Signup to Generate a PitchA teeny weeny Apple tech podcast. Digesting the three hours marathon episodes from the top Apple tech pundits. This feed was made with Podkey. It's based on the content from the following sources:- Accidental Tech Podcast- AppStories- Connected- The Talk Show With John Gruber- UpgradeCreate your own with Podkey at
Appletini is hosted by Podkey. The show has published 57 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Apple’s Foldable Era Gets Weird" (30 October 2026, 6 minutes), "Apple’s Big Week, Big Questions" (23 October 2026, 6 minutes), and "Apple’s Home Screen Meets Agents" (16 October 2026, 5 minutes).
Appletini publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 57 episodes.
Booking probability for Appletini is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Appletini requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Appletini's contact route on record: verified email.
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Podkey hosts Appletini, a technology podcast with 57 episodes published.
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Someone spent about $3,400 on a two-terabyte iPhone Duo after repeatedly striking out on stock. At that price, opening your phone should feel a little like ordering the lobster. The Duo in your hand Software meets the...
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The iPhone Duo is already backordered into January, and Apple’s new TV box costs three hundred dollars. One of those facts feels easier to explain. The $300 Apple TV Why the chips keep showing up A surprisingly...
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Apple has a three-hundred-dollar screen for your kitchen, a three-hundred-dollar box for your TV, and a very ambitious job description for Siri. The kitchen screen might be the most interesting of the three. It’s also...
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Apple has a phone that unfolds into a little tablet, a possible fitness band with no screen, and a Siri that can find an old email while making you wait to turn on a light. It's a very Apple week. The iPhone Duo Battery...
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A $12,300 computer can now answer a giant AI prompt in seconds. That’s thrilling, right up until you remember what $12,300 feels like. The Mac Studio speed-up Meta makes AI approachable Apple’s everyday friction A...
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Apple may have built the most exciting new iPhone category in years, then handed developers a Rubik’s Cube with no instructions. Meanwhile, Siri finally knows where your receipts are, and the Mac is still pretending...
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Apple’s first foldable costs two grand, climbs toward forty-five hundred dollars at max storage, and may launch with apps doing accidental yoga around a hinge. Meanwhile, your watch wants to summarize nearby...
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Apple may be preparing a foldable iPhone, a leadership handoff, and a new keynote personality all at once. Meanwhile, AI apps are making a serious bid to replace the way we use computers, preferably without accidentally...
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Apple may be heading for a folding iPhone, a $5,499 AI desktop, and an executive bench that treats retirement like Hotel California. That is a lot of expensive hardware and emotionally complicated offboarding for one...
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Picture handing your computer a task, watching a cursor zip around, and realizing you’re mostly there for supervision. That’s the bet behind OpenAI’s evolving Codex: software work is becoming something you assign...
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Apple may be building a home hub that recognizes your face, and its new Macs may recognize your credit limit. Also, one 3D printer just won a tiny war against mosquitoes. That’s the kind of technology story I can get...
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Apple has discovered competition, and naturally it comes with a monthly reporting requirement, audit rights, and a fee menu. Meanwhile, the foldable iPhone may skip a telephoto camera, because apparently folding reality...
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Today’s episode has everything: an app that refuses to let your tasks die quietly, a car that converted a manual-transmission loyalist, and the possibility of camera AirPods, which sounds fake until it doesn’t. Home...
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The funniest part of Apple's AI moment is that Siri can find your file, then just kind of stare at it. Meanwhile the rest of the AI world is trying to run your whole workflow like an overcaffeinated intern. Siri is...
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This episode has everything: App Store review limbo, fake terminal commands, and the possibility that your backup strategy is just vibes. Also, somebody needs to stage an intervention for bad foldable iPhone rumors. App...
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This is one of those weeks where Apple somehow looks both wildly ambitious and weirdly unprepared. Siri can dig through your life better than before, but might still whiff on a timer, and meanwhile there are reports...
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A pocket iPad that might become a creator machine, and a calendar app born from missing a meeting. Honestly, both stories are really about one thing: software either saving your life or ruining your afternoon. Foldable...
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A listener basically reverse-engineered Overcast with ChatGPT and Claude, found the bug, and handed over the fix. That is equal parts amazing, useful, and a little bit terrifying if you make software for a living...
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Apple had one of those weeks where everything somehow points in two directions at once. Demand is too strong, services got weirdly soft, Siri might get smarter and more annoying, and somewhere in there a billboard is...
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This episode has everything: a podcast that basically edits itself, AI agents running your inbox, and Apple somehow making app icons feel like a subscription. Also, Siri got blobbier, and Apple leadership gossip is...
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