Apple’s potential foray into the headset market continues to stir the pot of tech rumors. On our latest podcast, Dave and I delve into the speculated features, pondering their practicality and appeal for everyday users. Amidst these tech whispers, Apple’s decision to launch a high-yield Savings account has been a tangible shift; Dave shares his firsthand experience after diving into the service. Meanwhile, Apple’s refreshed trade-in portal presents a savvy route for those looking to upgrade — it’s quite the clever play, as users can conveniently gauge the value of their old devices. It’s a system that reminds me of the ease found at the beste casino zonder cruks, where transparency and user experience are prioritized, ensuring that every interaction is straightforward and every deal is above board.
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Show Notes:
Apple’s AR/VR Headset to Feature Sports, Gaming, iPad Apps and Workouts
Apple Card’s new high-yield Savings account is now available, offering a 4.15 percent APY
Gruber, reacting to The Information’s negative coverage “The Savings Account Is Half Empty”
Shows and movies we’re watching
- Shetland, Britbox
- Midsomer Murders, Britbox
- Beef, Netflix
- Rye Lane, Hulu
- Am I Being Unreasonable, Hulu