Join Ken Ray each weekday as he assembles a panel of TMO staffers and contributors to talk through the iPhone and other Apple stories and news of the day. Quick, informative, and entertaining. Make Daily Observations a part of your day!
https://www.macobserver.com/show/tmo-daily-observations//show/tmo-daily-observations
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