10/17/2023: New Apple Pencil is weird, iPhone 15 screen burn-in and Apple Watch flickering to be fixed with updates, smartphone market to rebound next year, the iMac may get updated next year, Tim Cook visits China and brings e-SIM support, and Chile’s online Apple Store is up and running

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• (00:00) - 01 - Intro
• (00:13) - 02 -Don't call it "third-gen"
• (01:29) - 03 -Glitches getting fixed, pt. 1
• (01:49) - 04 -Glitches getting fixed, pt. 2
• (02:23) - 05 - Smartphone sales down
• (02:58) - 06 - iMacs in 2024
• (03:37) - 07 - Cook in China again
• (04:16) - 08 - China gets iPad eSIMs
• (04:32) - 09 - Chile's Apple Store now online
• (04:58) - 10 - Outro

Links from the show

Apple debuts third-generation Apple Pencil with USB-C charging
iOS 17.1 contains fixes for iPhone 15 screen burn symptoms
Latest Apple Watch models may flicker in always-on mode — fix incoming
Apple's iPhone still a highpoint despite global smartphone market declines
Updated 24-inch iMac expected in 2024, 32-inch iMac in 2025
Tim Cook surprises gamers at Apple's Taikoo Li store in China
Apple rolls out iPad eSIM support in China
Apple Store online officially launches in Chile



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