This week, Jay and Karl unpack a huge week for Apple, alongside fresh controversy surrounding Nvidia, Meta, Google, and Microsoft. Karl shares his first-hand experience with the iPhone Duo before we dive into Apple's 'Pro and Tell' event, where the company unveils its first touchscreen MacBook Pro, powered by the new M6 generation and featuring a PROLED XDR display.

Apple also refreshes the iPad mini with OLED technology, introduces a new M6-powered 14-inch MacBook Pro, and updates the iMac with faster connectivity. We discuss whether Apple's touchscreen ambitions represent a genuine change of direction for the Mac and what the latest hardware means for existing users.

Elsewhere, one of the RTX 5090 graphics cards stolen from a Brazilian airport reportedly resurfaces on the second-hand market, Meta faces a staggering $25 billion fine in New Mexico, and Google's updated privacy policy raises concerns about how Gmail data could be used for advertising. Microsoft also offers buyouts to tens of thousands of employees.

Finally, we look ahead to Apple's foldable future, with rumours suggesting the iPhone Duo 2 could introduce Face ID, while a larger iPhone Duo 3 may feature a telephoto camera.

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Karl's iPhone Duo Update

Karl shares his experience with Apple's foldable iPhone Duo, including his early impressions of the hardware, design, and everyday usability.

Apple 'Pro and Tell' Event

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