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    #105: The Illusion of Clicking

    September 7th, 2016 · 112 minutes

    Jason returns from the Apple Sept. 7 media event and is immediately questioned by Myke about the new iPhone 7, Apple Watch series 2, EarPods and AirPods, and all the other announcements.

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    Links and Show Notes

    The Second-Annual Keynote Draft Scorecard
    Live coverage: Sept. 7 Apple media event - Six Colors
    Apple – Don’t Blink - YouTube
    David Smith on Twitter: "Huh, the Super Mario World App Store listing says it _will_ include In-App Purchases. So “pay-mium” then? https://t.co/sw3BKEmwqo"
    iWork - Apple
    Watch - Apple
    Apple Watch Nike+ - Apple
    Super Mario Run Coming to iPhone & iPad This December | Business Wire
    Jason Snell on Twitter: "How much blacker could it be"
    iPhone 7 - Apple
    Inside iPhone 7: Why Apple Killed The Headphone Jack - BuzzFeed News
    Battery life: Apple's solving for x - Six Colors
    Apple doubles iPad storage, drops Pro pricing - The Verge