08/8/2023: Apple buys servers, CDW embraces Apple Business Essentials, TV+ looking in moar sportsball, Friday Night MLB September match-ups revealed, Netflix jumps the gun on its game service, Chile gets Apple Pay, iPhone 15 action button rumor, ARM going public, Spotify’s AI DJ service expands, and some guy made a mechanical Apple Watch

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• (00:00) - 01 - Intro
• (00:12) - 02 - Servers with flair
• (00:59) - 03 - CDW goes all-in on ABE
• (01:42) - 04 - Eddie Cue still jonesin' for sport
• (02:19) - 05 - MLB September contests
• (03:12) - 06 - Netflix Gaming on TVs falters
• (03:47) - 07 - Apple Pay-sos in Chile
• (04:08) - 08 - iPhone "Ultra" get some "Action
• (04:50) - 09 - A call to ARM$
• (05:17) - 10 - Spotify's AI DJ goes abroad, still speaks only English
• (06:02) - 11 - A different sort of TikTok
• (06:54) - 12 - Outro

Links from the show

Apple buys Foxconn servers for testing its AI services
IT firm CDW adds support for Apple Business Essentials
NBA games could land on Apple TV+ in local rights grab
Apple TV+ releases September schedule for MLB 'Friday Night Baseball'
Netflix launches game controller app for iPhone, but still doesn’t offer games on TVs
Apple Pay officially launches in Chile
iPhone 15 Ultra case photos leak shows rumored 'Action' button
Apple expected to invest in Arm ahead of possible September IPO
Spotify’s AI DJ expands to 50 countries around the world
YouTuber converts Apple Watch to run mechanically

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