CHAPTERS
00:00 - Mark Gurman on WWDC 2025
02:17 - Gurman on Being a Main Source for Apple News
03:17 - Thoughts on WWDC 2025
04:57 - Apple's AI Story at WWDC 2025
07:32 - Joanna Stern's Craig & Joz Interview
08:30 - How Apple Botched Siri
14:53 - What Does an AI Win Look Like for Apple?
16:37 - Are Apple's Expectations of AI Too High?
17:47 - When Apple Decided to Delay the New Siri Features
21:15 - Is Apple Going to Constantly Be Playing AI Catch-Up?
22:39 - Apple's Reliance on OpenAI & ChatGPT
24:57 - Is There a Danger to Apple Relying on 3rd Party Models?
27:25 - How Close Were We To Getting Round Icons in iOS 26?
28:12 - iPhone 17 Redesign Details
31:13 - When Will iPhone Pro Get Good Colors?
32:10 - What Has Mark Gurman Reported That Shocked Him?
34:14 - Which Product Category Will Apple End Next?
35:24 - Upcoming HomePod / Home Pad Device
36:47 - iPhone Foldable & 20th Anniversary iPhone
38:22 - How is Liquid Glass Designed for iPhone 20?
41:20 - The Future of Apple Vision Pro
44:18 - Thoughts on Apple Liquid Glass Announcement
48:53 - Touchscreen Macs are Coming
51:03 - iPadOS 26 Teases A Foldable
52:09 - iPadOS 26 Was a Long Time Coming
53:47 - Trying the Jupiter Environment in Apple Vision Pro
55:27 - OpenAI + Jonny Ive's Upcoming AI Device
Apple’s iPhone AI, called Apple Intelligence, is a complete flop so far. After pushing it out in late 2024, it’s still considered Beta, and thus far is complete garbage. Everyone I know with an iPhone has disabled it. Siri is crippled with it enabled.
I don’t get much use of AI, other than occasional use of Grok or ChatGPT using their browser interfaces. But the Mrs uses it a lot in her daily work, mostly Microsoft Copilot. That system is very effective, and integrated into pretty much all the microsoft’s planning and productivity apps. Copilot significantly increases her productivity. That is the direction Apple needs to go, particularly if they expect corporations to stick with iPhone.
I appreciate Apple's approach to AI by not forcing it on users. They have quietly built in features into existing apps and prioritized privacy.
Do we really want a hardware device/smart phone managed like the AI tech bros run startups?