11/03/2023: The Three Safaris, iPhones hit new global marketshare, a troubled Foxconn factory, TV+ rakes in the Emmy noms, holiday season return policies in force, and a tale of two handy apps

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• (00:00) - 01 - Intro
• (00:13) - 02 - EU plays Apple against Apple
• (02:44) - 03 - iPhone keeps global smartphone $s flat
• (04:32) - 04 - QN: Apple and "AI"
• (05:05) - 05 - QN: Family Emmys ❤️ TV+
• (05:44) - 06 - QN: Holiday return policy
• (06:23) - 07 - Early gifts from OWC & Rogue Amoeba
• (07:07) - Audio Hijack Pro
• (08:18) - 08 - Outro

Links from the show


Apple told EU regulators it has three browsers, all called Safari
iPhone remains supreme despite flat global smartphone sales
iPhone China shipments down more than expected, says Kuo
Apple's China expansion continues with its first Apple Store in Wenzhou
Apple CEO Tim Cook calls AI a fundamental technology
Apple lands 27 Children's & Family Emmy Award nominations
Apple extends return policy through early January for holiday shoppers
Free OWC Drive Speed app tests video transfers for iPhone videographers
Mac mainstay Audio Hijack adds automation transcription


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