Episode Topics
#anti-steering
#apple corporatism
#app store
#iphone 13 mini
#kenwood car stereo
#payment process
#product red
#silicone case
#south korea
Grab It by the Rails
In this episode:
Joseph Darnell and TJ Draper
Joseph shares his first impressions of his new iPhone 13 mini, Cinematic Mode, ProMotion, and what he thought of the other iPhone models he played with at the Apple Store. Then, for the big reveal, we learn what pathetic car stereo Joseph purchased. Next, Joseph shopped for a new car charger mount while TJ got off of his chest all his concerns for the corporatism that continues to take over Apple from the inside. Then, TJ handed off editing the show to Joseph while he left for vacation!
Highlights and Show Notes
- iPhone 13’s (Product) Red color accurate representation examples:
- Like Sidney Diongzon, Joseph moved from an iPhone 12 Pro to a 13 mini and likes it more.
- Joanna Stern’s iPhone 13 Cinematic Mode Video
- Tyler Stalman’s iPhone 13 ‘filmmaker’s review’
- How to use iPhone 13’s photographic styles
- Joseph went with a Apple “Abyss Blue” silicone case Marvel’s “Contest of Champions” game
- The cross platform game Hyperforma
- Follow-up: Joseph purchased this lowly Kenwood car stereo
- Apple to Relax Anti-Steering Rules to Allow ‘Reader’ Apps to Link to Their Websites for Account Creation and Management
- Apple’s Burned Trust
- TJ’s car wireless charger mount
- South Korea Passes Bill Banning Apple From Requiring Developers to Use App Store In-App Purchase System
- Let’s Consider Some of the Implications of Third-Party Payment Processing for In-App Purchasing on iOS and Android