Podcast: The velvet rope<article>
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In this episode we catch up on Apple’s recent quarterly results, which boil down to
Great Googly Moogly, That Is So Much Money! We also ponder how Apple’s retail experience might change with the introduction of the gold Apple Watch. To no one’s surprise The Pirate Bay has resurfaced and we talk about it and the effects of piracy. Nest owners (Chris is one) can now justify their fancy thermostat thanks to two-out-of-three surveys. And we wonder at the doings of Verizon programmer, Brian, who is clearly responsible for the company’s half-baked perma-cookies.</p><iframe src="
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Apple sells record number of iPhones in blockbuster holiday quarter</li>
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The 6 things you need to know about Apple's best quarter ever</li>
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Apple tops Chinese smartphone market for the first time</li>
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Apple Watch starts shipping in April, Tim Cook confirms</li>
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Apple Stores to act more like jewelry stores for upcoming gold Apple Watch (
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The World’s Most Popular Site for Pirated Downloads Is Back Online After a Long Outage (
Time)</li>
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Nest can pay for itself within two years, says Nest</li>
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Verizon to allow opt-outs of dubious perma-cookie program, but isn't giving up</li>
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Podcast: The velvet rope
