A month to go to WWDC 2015 and Dermot Daly the CEO of Tapadoo will be packing his bags again for the iOS developer pilgrimage of the year, but what are we likely to see revealed this year? There’s been virtually no chatter about iOS 9, but it <will> appear in June, and will iRadio be launched? And speaking of iRadio, where is Dr Dre? Zane Lowe joins Apple along with (allegedly) some key BBC Radio 1 producers – so Apple must be planning something exceptional (iTunes Lounge?). Also in this Podcast, we discuss what Apple’s R&D spend really indicates and, as I often do, I run one of those left-field theories by Dermot: iOS Everywhere – in a world where Apple likes glass, there will be lots of it, with icons?s.
#16: Apple Museum, their R&D down on the [Solar] Farm & Pied Piper
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