01/15/2024: Apple breaks sensor to fix US ban threat, third-party App Stores may be coming soon, more Vision Pro news, free MLK book, China gets a small discount, Siri engineers asked to relocate, Crudup wins another Critic’s Choice award, and Apple still blocking Macs used for Beeper fiasco

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• (00:00) - 01 - Intro
• (00:15) - 02 - Apple breaks a feature to beat the ban
• (01:28) - 03 - Third party app stores coming ... to the EU only
• (02:41) - 04 - Apple Stores get storage drawers ...
• (03:07) - - Vision Pro has M2 alongside R1 chips
• (03:42) - 05 - QN: MLK remembered
• (04:12) - 06 - QN: Lunar New Year discount
• (04:40) - 07 - QN: Siri team consolidated
• (05:29) - 08 - QN: Crudup's award deja vu
• (06:03) - 09 - OTN: Google bars crypto apps in India
• (06:32) - 10 - Beeper users f'd around and found out
• (07:25) - 11 - Outro

Links from the show

Apple's stripping out blood oxygen sensing from Apple Watch enough to skirt import ban
Apple prepares to enable sideloading and App Store changes in EU
Apple Vision Pro storage cabinets appear in stores ahead of launch
Vision Pro has Mac mini's M2 processor
Apple marks Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day with homepage memorial
China gets another iPhone discount for Lunar New Year
Apple offers Austin relocation to 121 San Diego employees in office closure
Apple TV+ falls flat at Critics Choice Awards
Google follows Apple in pulling crypto apps in India
Beeper Mini users find Macs banned from iMessage network


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