This week on MacBreak Weekly, the team dives into an exciting array of Apple news and rumors. A key focus is Apple's ambitious plan to transition from Qualcomm modems to their own designs over the next three years, starting with the iPhone SE. This shift promises to lead to sleeker iPhones, and even pave the way for foldable models.
The discussion also highlights a Brazilian court's recent decision to lift an injunction against Apple's App Store practices, as well as the impressive subscription numbers for Apple's MLS Season Pass. They explore potential advancements for the Vision Pro, particularly regarding hand controllers and enhanced gaming features through a collaboration with Sony.
In addition to these major topics, the hosts touch on various other news stories and listener-sourced content, including an intriguing project where a person created a fully functioning replica of a classic Apple computer. The episode wraps up with a lively debate on the merits of live versus pre-recorded product keynotes, and a thoughtful conversation about the ethical implications of Apple's approaches to detecting child sexual abuse material in the past and present.
