9to5Mac Happy Hour

Benjamin and Zac discuss all the cool features coming in iOS 16.4, and what old macOS habits they’ve carried across to the modern day. Zac gives his thoughts on the Kindle Scribe, and Apple dips its toe into the neural network language model hype train with a new Siri framework hidden in the tvOS beta. Plus, Apple TV+ wants to make a big splash in cinemas with plans for wide theatrical distribution of its original films going forward.

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Zac Hall @apollozac or @zac@lunarpunk.social

Benjamin Mayo @bzamayo or @bzamayo@mastodon.social

• Exclusive: Apple testing Siri language generating features
• Amazon Official: Introducing Kindle Scribe (16 GB), the first Kindle for reading and writing
• iOS 16.4 RC now rolling out to developers ahead of final release
• iPhone 15 USB-C port to have limited speed for non-certified cables
• MLB Friday Night Baseball returns April 7, Apple TV+ subscription now required
• Apple again rumored to bid for English Premier League football streaming rights

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