#333 El nuevo Apple TV y la relación de Apple con la IA

0:13 Hey, hey, what' s up? How are you? Welcome to Salís in acol Ipe episode three hundred and thirty- three. Another night of podcasting, of course, exciting, where we will analyze everything that happened technologically speaking this week, very good pedro ups from Madrid. What' s up, what' s up? Manda Sergio, very happy, happy to see if an interesting night comes. There seems to be little news, but I think there are a lot of things to comment on. So there aren' t many to comment on. I want to talk about the TV skin, the artificial telequene, the evolution of Apple processors, and there are a lot of things that I think we need to analyze in detail, because I think they' re going to make a lot of friends. But yes, we are very happy, God, particularly because the barsa did a show in Paris yesterday. We already told you that we would postpone the program one day from Wednesday to Thursday because we wanted to see the Champions League on these dates.

1:03 That' s what he plays next week. We will also do so with Madrid, which Madrid plays on Wednesday. So we' re doing the podcast on Thursday and I mean, spectacular champagne week. I vibrated Tuesday with Real Madrid Manchester City and vibrated Tuesday with PSG Barca, that is, two goals are on target for Champions and it is no coincidence. It' s just that they' re facing the eight possibly best teams in the world right now in battle. I think there' s one thing. It' s sergio. I don' t know how you see it. I' m sorry for the football commentary, but the change of rule of the value of the goals in the opposite field. It was before the first game was very content, that is, that the two of us were going to speculate and now like the draws, let' s say that the goals are worth as much inside as in your house, maybe the matches are open. I have that theory. I don' t know if it will be, whether it will have anything to do with it or not. Other seasons, before the pandemic, evidently that the goals in the opposite field were worth double hear, because they made that maybe if all the teams were with the premise d you have to fit zero goals, but goals you have to fit, then make and if we put one of the fucking mother, but we do not risk, the important thing is to not fit any goals. And now that has changed completely for the sake of football, because we are seeing huge shows, huge

2:34 very good of those you are in the chat, Luis without García Pires, César Martín and Iván Arozamena. How beautiful, José Antonio Morante, Luis González, very good two and coming in and we are commenting. We didn' t get Luis a new APPOLTV, but well, there' s information about new Apple TV and what they might have. Then we want to comment. We want to comment on this programme before and about the title and nothing is missing. Jesus is late again male. We' re your Twis I just don' t know if this man' s coming at any point. Hey, how are you doing with Bohadia? You' re going to do something fun next time I was going to tell her that maybe we changed the day of the show next week, but in any case, I don' t think she can be here on Thursday. They invited me, uncle ais they have invited me to a congress in itself pre, uncle, a congress is always going to be video games, Uncle, video games, Chula, you will say video games why good, because of intellectual property of video games And the truth is that it is cool because there go the capos, the lawyers, number one of the great publisers of epic and I understand that of technology and such and I will tell you, The truth is that I want to.

3:49 You' ll tell us, man I think you can do a pretty cool section on IPS and interesting things. You' ll tell us. He ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he ' s in. Welcome from Zaragoza, Yes, yes, yes, from Zaragoza, we follow here a pleasure how well you are wishing it is Friday You come nervous or I see you very upset, uncle, you come running, yes, yes, yes, of course, Come, running clear came the afternoon ja is already calm. It' s a time to enjoy.

4:30 We have an exciting hour ahead of podcasting to relax and talk about what we like the most, which is technology. Friends, without further delay, we put the intro and start elis en aco de Life episode three hundred thirty- three. Come on, let' s start with the subject Let' s talk about news and I want to start by talking about Apple TV, which you' re asking. You' ve already got a new PLTV. There has not been an APPTP after, but there is information about what the new Apple TV might have. On the way in. Marc Gurman from Blumberg details that Apple is working on an Apple TV with a screen. It' s something I' ve told us, but he insists on this rumor. That ' s why I think maybe this year we can watch a new Apple TV.

6:01 I think Toca has updated us since the year two thousand twenty- two. So, although it seems to me a very mature team and that little can be improved, Goodman speculates that he could have a camera, eye with the camera because he could not only incorporate functions for video calls like facetin that now with continuity we can lyse our iPad iphone with Apple TV and make a call of face time using the camera of the Apple device Iphono or IPA, which is very cool because you put the iPhone in front of the TV and by the great ultra great angle captures everything that is in front of you and by the intelligent framing you are focusing on the most appropriate zone of interest.

6:42 Then there may be several people in front of the TV on the couch, for example, and you can interact with a video call. And the truth is that it is an effect to talk to family or friends, because really very cool. Goodman also talks about this camera serving more than video calls. It could also be vir to control Apple TV itself. By gestures. It strikes me very much, because we are in the new era of Apple at full vision pro and that obviously function by gestures. Hey, why don' t you incorporate this control technology into an Apple TV with a camera where, like, you remember the Xbox kinet. You can make different gestures to control in this case, on television. Don' t listen, I think it ' s a pretty curious thing. We don' t also remember rumors from the past, like Gurman already told us, that an iPad low cost could arrive, that it was a central smart screen of home automation accessories where we could basically control the home' s domestic elements. Today, something quite interesting that Amazon has with the Eco show this pant that serves you, well, for if you are bitten by the Amazon ring the video goalkeeper appears directly on screen or makes a frame of intelligent photos that rotate the photos. And, well, for alex domotic control and so he hears, because something similar from Apple would seem quite interesting to me. So they' re cooking pretty interesting

8:13 things in Apple' s home automation in the living room and with Apple TV. And I don' t want to forget the Home Pot, this Home Pot with screen or this hybrid Home Pot with Apple TV. Hey, maybe it looks like Apple could come up with different solutions to get the way you see it. But what you' re saying is the new APERTV, that is, because it' s an apl TV with a screen and a camera and I have to place next to the TV to get the HDMA or like this today, because, well, because it' s pretty interesting the theme of Apple tvc with a camera, especially for the living room with video games. Hey, make sure you' re cool. I' m saying that because it would be a different use that I think I do with the echo that I have on a desk or you have it in the kitchen, but here I would be obliged. They' re different kickers. First Apple TV, then iPad low cost. I mean, we' re not talking about whole product bulla, no. No. No. On the one hand, APPOLTV sounds with camera, on the other hand, it sounds like an iPad low cost and, on the other hand, it sounds like a hybrid Home Pot alternative with Apple TV or Home Pod with screens. It' s three things, a lot of things, a lot of things I don' t know I don' t think it' s okay with an APPLETB with a camera so that at least it' s real scenes that we' ve seen in the Servan series, but beyond that, that you realize for the listeners

9:45 that they haven' t seen in the series, well there were scenes where they had a face- time conversation, in a living room, on a TV that, like, they saw each other and it' s like. But where the Chamber is, there is no Chamber, that is, they are not seeing you, that is, there was neither the sharing from your posts to do the Chamber or anything. There was nothing like that. It seems to me like part of the Apple TB thing. I think it makes a lot of sense, so there' s an Apple TB that incorporates a camera, especially for video conferencing or to make a family problem. I think it' s technological. I don' t think it' s a weird thing. I' ve thought about it quite a few times. I don ' t know if it' s logical, but making a video call to the family from Apple TV using iPhone as web cam and but it' s really crazy. It' s pretty much what I was going to comment on and Apple already realized that. It was my next comment. Apple already realized that at the time it allowed continuity with the iPhone camera. And the truth is, when I try it, it' s really cool. What about the iPhone' s construction that in the end gives you laziness to put them on. I mean, you have a facetyle, you have to put it on TV. However, hear if you have him buried on TV and you have Apple TB, because it is as easy as getting into the app and starting a call directly or. You look like control. What do you think of the issue of gesture control that is what strikes me most, because it

11:16 is a new technology at the end that is not very common to see it in the salon, although for years there have been solutions like Kinect. When we were introduced to the vision pro they made a lot of reference to gestures that you can do with your hand on your lap, because this raising your hand to make gestures, because, like, it' s not very comfortable, then, when you' re on the couch and you want to be jerking around a little bit watching things on Apple TB or any platform, you have the control on your lap and you' re there moving like a lot if it' s infrared you aim at TV but you, at no time what you want is to lift your arm and put yourself up, because to pass like me, that I know the typical gesture of passing leaves, not virtually in plan. I want to go, I mean that I wouldn' t, I mean I don' t know very well what advantages these gestures can have beyond in these arcade video games and all of a sudden the same since you have. The House says that we are going to make that now you can jump already remember Jesus to me what I thought the things we have an Apple vision pro and imagine that we are eight hours each day working with them in a work environment and we get used to working by gestures, arriving home and interacting with Apple TP, with TV in the living room with a controller may seem alcaic to us. However, if there is no common interface for gestures where we can interact with television, with this Apple TV. Thanks to this House and this gesture control. Hey, well, it seems to

12:48 me that this is the next step, I think it' s quite interesting, as well as that we could create a universal ecosystem of parameterization, of localization. I mean you have the Apple vision pro and the sensors are watching your hands to interact with your virtual environment. But where does not reach the Apple vision pro because the camera sees in front of the viewer. Hey, maybe there' s the camera on Apple TV and other equipment that they could support to control in a much wider environment. No, yeah, yeah, no. I, the LID, it' s not good, it' s a scratch. But since I think Apple' s always doing experiments and taking steps. And this reminds me a lot of the gesture recognition that Apple implemented in Facestyle and how do you do that? What? Tal? Well, you' re already recognizing yourself, because why not. This gesture of passing, this or even expanding, is not so difficult to detect with a camera. It' s yeah, well, imagine what you' re doing I make it up, uh, you do it like that and you pause, you do it like that and you play, you know, I don ' t know what. That there are a number of gestures that could be in common with Apple Vison Pro and that would help us interact with Apple TV as well. I find it interesting to comment on the Choco chat you would like, because instead of gesture there was a voice interface. We don' t have him with SIRI anymore. It works reasonably well on the POLTV,

14:18 but I don' t know the theme of coming to act with the Hume Pot with the Apple TVV Siri I don' t know I just like the theme of not talking and doing things with a gesture controller. I find it more attractive to have something very personal, as I think as a complement to what is already in command. I think it would be nice if the one that works the most is now that they try to remove the command so that it is only used with gestures. Sounds like a mistake to me. No. I don' t think it would be necessary to remove him from command and use him whoever he wants. No. Then there' s the subject of video games. You don' t see that Apple TV is wasted because it has huge power and that there is a great catalog on the Appstore and Apple Arcade and that it is taking advantage of us on Apple TV. Man because maybe you could let go of those triple video games they' re reaching on the iPhone and they' ll be able to get to Apple TV.

15:13 You guys. Imagine that the poltiv is updated they put a CHIPM three, for example, eye that would already become console and if I had a camera to control it by gestures, could arrive a new content, that is, games adapted to function by gestures roll, crollo tennis. The WII thing of old you know how to be a filon, it' s a market, it' s a market to exploit. Yeah, yeah. What happens is that I think that many times we have more ideas to exploit than the fight itself. You don' t get a video game from a reden Evil, an old man. I don' t know what and I represent that as these fuck and video games now reach the iPhone, one hasn' t arrived at all and that' s where it' s stayed and there' s no more and the same in the APPLTIRI. Then I feel like I don ' t, I mean, we don' t have an Apple that puts all the roasting meat, that is, at least I don' t see it then I would find it interesting that I did it and say look and we come here and that we have a lot of thirty games that are fit for this system that I wouldn' t think would be awesome. They would sell many more now not only as an entertainment center, but also as a console. I' d find it more interesting and they' d be blessed with Apple Arcade subscription. To me it seems that there is an Apple problem there, because the very appel TB by nature i e, I mean the Apple TV in the current concept, is anachronistic in the sense that as they develop them in marty B and each time they have better operating systems, they

16:47 are increasingly needing less Apple TV. So I, from the strategic point of Apple, say how I can sell more APPLETBT as set up on Apple TV. Appl TB is nothing but allowing you to enjoy the Apple ecosystem and so on, but there' s not so much difference between having an Apple TV and having a recent EG gl, a recent SANSU. So I don' t know how you see it, but the Apple TV concept of setbox is anachronistic. Not many people were served. A lot of people bought an Apple TV for putting a patch on people who didn' t have the exact mari.

17:33 Then it wasn' t difficult and what I was talking about I say this because what I was talking about. Jesus commented that I totally agree with him. Well, then, develop video games to the best special to apltbr bring you processor and such. The problem with that is that you have to attract developers, pablisers, selling them that there is a very large Apple TV park in the population and I think that doesn' t exist. I mean, I don' t think it exists. So it seems to me that you at the same time offer a very large Apple TV park to publizers seems to me economically contradictory. But I don' t have a chip to make him a chip that' s super cane, because what he' s going to do is precisely raise the price. Not then, don' t get confused, don' t get confused, sorry. I mean, yes.

18:26 It wouldn' t be an APLTV with a closed video game catalog. It wouldn' t be an Apple TV that you had a grill, that a MacBook is worth and that run the same games that arrive on the MacBook, that arrive on the iPhone and that arrive on the iPad. Now that' s greatness. Then of course it would be a fairly interesting market for the video game industry. And if it lets you install it from the browser, then already the host in Europe, well, and in the United States it will also happen. Hey, what do you think about privacy,' cause I' m having a camera. There may be some conflict with privacy there. No, well, Amazon' s got it fixed, that you have a little blink that you can cover up. I don' t have time for anything. That House could hardly make a similar solution. It doesn' t hit me much for Apple, but if we talk so much about privacy and its competition, it already has. That' s why it doesn' t seem like a drama to me, because it' s true that we are, that we have the imat for example, that it' s a whole in one and that it has webcam and that you' re always there and you think about it, yes, yes, no. The theme of microphones can constantly be capturing like this. But of course, what worries me is having a camera, a camera that' s controlling you at all times, because Hostia you' re quiet on your couch in gayumbo scratching your balls.

19:48 And Ostia, for the best says what image. If anyone saw me now, no, and Ostia, I don' t know the subject for privacy. Most of all, uh, people who will end up putting up a posit and that' s it, because I don' t see Apple exactly that it is. Añito tell you no, if there' s no green card, it' s off. Uh- huh And we' ll all end up with a posit Yeah, well, that' s it. Anyway. It does seem very logical to me that Apple presents an APLTB simply with a new professor. But not because they say the future is about putting more power into the APLT, but because they take advantage of it, they say it makes sense to keep making older processors and to target them in this TASiS, or to take advantage of those that I am already building and take advantage of for other products and do so. It' s a little bit more mass manufacturing and they take advantage of it. Not because for us to get excited and there are no powerful things coming up. No, no, no, what' s coming is to take advantage of material that they' re already doing. I see it that way. Yes, I think that if a MULTV was updated this year that is to be seen, it would have to have a new processor. I think it would play a range m worth to make it easy as you say, and also to make it accessible The fact that the gut games also reached the TV pol would have to be a hybrid with a home pot worth, because otherwise, the box we have now I don' t see it with a camera. However, an APPOLTV that was in the center under the television, which was a Jón pod sound bar roll speaker. There I see that a camera might make more sense.

21:22 Then I think if I got there I' d have to have these three characteristics. The audio camera, a Home Pot roll and the hybrid between and microphone. Yes, of course, so did Camari. But now that you ' ve said this, you don' t think you' re naming a new product. Of course that' s not what you' re talking about, no, no, no, I mean, why call it APPERTB. If it totally moves away from the essence, it is that it would no longer be a Home Pot, triad a Home Pot with Apple TV features. No, of course, I mean, maybe we' re talking about something else totally new. Same as Appletby' s got it. Then he' s going to keep selling anything. But if what we' re talking about is you have a speaker, you have a screen, and I don' t know if this is also connected to a TV, it' s also going to make you an aprtidi function, in which case you could justify this, but if you have everything like this, I don' t know how it would be like the equivalent of the Ecoshow, but Apple would be expensive.

22:22 We will see what Gurman makes clear in Bloomberg, that this is very incipient, that it is a prototype that there is nothing going to come out in the short term. At least there' s no rumor as reliable as that. But we do know that appeals are working on different solutions to this, so we' ll see how everything evolves. We' re going on. Gorman again says that by the end of the year this two thousand twenty - four would arrive the new M four chips for the MACTs at the end of this two thousand twenty- four, beginning of the two thousand twenty- five, exactly says Blumberg, And well, it' s so good to think, because Gourman himself says they would arrive with a lot of artificial intelligence character and Janis en acode. We' ve been telling you for weeks that Apple isn' t going to be the same thing Samsun recently did with those twenty- four incorporating doses of artificial smart, but that' s stuff that ' s software- like. You circle a photo and Google what' s inside that circle. This is something that any application can do, that is, it has no merit at the hardware level, because software completely does not.

23:29 So it looks like Apple wants to bring exclusive artificial intelligence with exclusive features that can only be run on computers that are prepared for it. Then it takes the processor to have a sufficiently advanced neural motor to make this possible. It seems to me that the new M four chips would have this artificial intelligence character and would come out at the end of this year, which makes me think that by September I think it is clear that the iPhone sixteen would come with a new hour eighteen processor that would also have this artificial intelligent neural motor, and that we would start to see these great things. As I say to you, beyond software things that can now be implemented on any artificial intelligent iPhone, I mean, as I have told you several times, I think that functions would arrive at a low level in plan you hear, because look at an artificial indigence that would better manage the consumption of the battery to make the autonomy much better. Or, then, that maybe you would learn from the use that we make of photography so that you edit the photos in a way more in keeping with our style or what we usually do with the iPhone photo camera. These things that can only be done at a low level, at a hardware level, which are no longer software, which are things that you need the processor to be prepared for. Not then this one I think are things that are going to arrive soon to the next teams of Apple, opening a gap surely between the iPhone Pro and the not quite greater pro than we have now, and perhaps the m four, because when it came out

25:03 in the m three, many think WOW bring an interesting graph with ray three sing a lot of improvements to the graphic level worth to jump those that we have, for example, the m one max, like me to that of the new MACU prom three Max. For example, I concluded that not in that I still lem one max on a machine sufficiently powerful that and that I could still squeeze it much more. But then, looking at different reviews, for example, Marques Browlie talked about it and I agreed with my opinion on a plan I thought it was time to switch to the MAPU prom three Max. However, I keep the m one max because, although it' s better elmt SMAX, I think I can still get ex- first a little bit more to the m one max, not that it' s a little bit what I defended. Perhaps with the arrival of the m four, this can change the m four. Maybe that' s either that processor evolution.

25:57 To say no, this is another thing, because it brings the graph that came with the M three. But in addition, it brings doses of artificial intelligence that already does things that we can' t do with either m one, m two or m three. I' m doubly jasus, I' m starting to get a little gnashing about this always wanting to get another new processor out. And another new processor. And another new processor. And it ' s like he hears from the environment, that this isn' t sustainable, that you can' t get me out and sell me that it' s the best thing in the world, but the year I came here I don' t have it anymore. And it' s and it' s like trash don' t bother me, you take out a line of processors, you divide it into pieces of four or five each. I don' t know what then you get me another later model, a year later and so on to infinity. But Jesus was going to tell you but already the m one came out the following year or at two years came out lem two and the following year m three. I mean, over the past four years we' ve had some continuous processors. As I say, whoever has a m one has no need to jump the m three. I myself am not going to do it and, therefore, to the people who ask me I recommend you hear if you have a nme one or, in my case, a m one max, you can endure then not that every year is some processor that makes the old stuff garbage at all. The old is good enough.

27:25 The new is a little better, it' s a natural evolution. But it looks like m four. Yes, which could after four years, because already mark a turning point and be an already considerable improvement, with which already perhaps it is worth the jump and I meant that. I mean, still. I mean, it still gives me more reason to say if on top of what little they' re getting out improves a little bit so you get me out. This is like no, because it' s that so, I can keep charging you for something new in a certain way, although it doesn' t change much, I don' t know, I don ' t think, but to you that one four I have a revolutionary graph with King three, without all the improvements that incorporated Lem three, but one step further and that it incorporates exclusive things of artificial intelligence at low level thanks to the new neural engine that would incorporate the m four and also the processor of the iPhone sixteen, which I think the pro model would also have many doses of this intelligent artificial at the hardware processor level. You don' t think so. No. No, no, no? No. I don ' t think it' s too small, or I' m not talking about quantity, no, I mean. What I find wrong is that you buy the m three, then you ask the m four. This one' s like your m- three. It' s just that we' ve decided to do, like, three years old making versions. That one, but the four is the good man, because don' t make me spend money, especially with products that are very expensive, so you can take me out later. One. You saw these little things that artificial tempt, because yours, which is the three, will not be able to do them.

28:52 I mean, we' ll see what happens. But I still don' t like the comment anymore, well. What I think is that evolution or death. So there' s no reason for me, there' s no reason to put the brakes on technological evolution, because I' m going to keep something that' s not going to be the last thing, Uncle, change, if you need the last thing, because change is that it' s not going to be but it doesn' t seem to me a weighty argument. The fact of saying it is not bad that to think that a more revolutionary processor with new things because it leaves the above bad for evolution. It' s like that, Uncle, and this doesn' t make Apple, they do all the companies and the functional science this way every time you think it' s sustainable. This in the long term and at the level of philosophy. Or I' m not talking about appelen in particular, but in general, that' s this philosophy of every year. Another new processor, another new mobile, another new computer, another new thing that improves a little bit the previous one. So this is sustainable, look at the success of the iPhone in Jesus, so in sight is this or the system, because the ip is the case with iPad. Yes, yes, yes, yes, the case of iPad, because the failure of IPAS talks about it is best sold on the planet. Yes, indeed, and that' s why people have it. But you don' t change it anymore because it lasts a lot, you' re not right anymore, no, no.

30:17 Failure is to see. I was responding to what Pedro de Mira said on the iPhone. People buy it every year, but who does that with an iPad. We have Antonio and a little more than then. So we have Antonio, but I hope people don' t change iPhones every year either. It' s us because we' re freaks and we like the latest technology. Yeah, yeah, there' s a lot of people, a lot of people, but most people don' t. Most people don' t. I even objectively depend on the use of friends of mine or family who ask me. I placed an iPhone ten that still works great, an iPhone twelve spectacular or an iPhone thirteen and it goes like a real shot. And they are teams that are already two or three, two or more years old and that, according to the profile of each user, will give you a spectacular satisfaction index and need no more. So, well, in the end, everyone depends on what they' re going to see what they' re going to do, yes, but I, I mean, in the iPhone range, understand what I' m going to say, that' s what I mean. I know I think there' s more difference from a 14 pro to a 15 pro than in a mac going from a m one to a m two. I mean, I mean hey, I mean there' ll be little change, but one iPhone fifteen pro Max today is better than a fourteen pro Max, even if it' s little. But I, of course, have a MacBook Pro or you have a Mack Book go m one and the jump to m two doesn' t just do it for the processor, I mean. I agree with Jesus in that I do not know

31:52 in every way beyond two that if you do not find it right or wrong. That seems to me a debate that doesn' t make any sense is that natural evolution hears what function it seems to us that they can implement artificial intelligence, because I think it is a bastion of the battery the Chamber. After excuses, I can insert a story I' ve read about Apple, which hasn' t caught much attention. It' s just leaked, Apple ' s closing a deal. I don' t know if it' s closed by now, but well, he' s making a million- dollar offer to Photo Buckett, who you know is an image bank, which has thirteen billion, thirteen billion photos for what, to train the ia. And I find it curious because well, well, Apple' s there giving you that I hit you by preparing an ia training through this photo case. That ' s just what I' m counting on for intelligence. Fact, fact, yes, yes, artificial intelligence is the next big step that we are going to see humanity and it will certainly change the industry, because artificial inteligiens will come specific for each task, one to cook that will help us in the day to day, another to work. If we are programmers, we will have a language that will help us understand. If we are mechanics, we will have an ia that will advise us on how to make different repairs,

33:24 if we are electronic designers, because we also have a specific one and that is going to be a real revolution and that are taking giant steps, analyzing all the knowledge that we have today to centralize it in an ia that is specific to each task. I think it' s kind of brutal, but that' s some software. That' s something that on an iPhone ten you install an appstore app and you' re going to be able to have chat gept you can install it on an iPhone five years ago or Android or any computer, uh, but at hardware level, what Apple can bring to hardware level that is significant and different sor, because that I want to be explained. There' s no explanation for me. Hey, I can think of that battery management, camera management. Yeah, but they have to sell it to me. Well, I mean, that' s what I ' m going to do, so for you to make it exclusive to the model you pull out that year, you have to justify it to me.

34:20 Well, I mean, it' s not worth this, I' m telling you now, but then in five years, because it didn' t take that much history and you made it a cheaper model, which is what we' ve seen on the Iphones with the thing about that background approach that first doesn' t analyze your cameras and then it wasn' t true moon already did. Then I want you not to play a little game like that. Well, let' s see what Apple Vale has. Let' s continue to forgive Pedro Dale. I wasn' t going to say that June will give us clues about what happens next with macs in the fall we' ll have a lot to talk about in word, whitetaproper conferences because we' ll surely see something like progress if this year a new POLTV Home Pod is planned with hybrid screen, with Apple TV or everything we' ve been commenting on before. It' s easy for us to see a little something in June, a little more than that, a little more home oos, as it gives us the opportunity to think about what holds us for the future.

35:21 Let' s keep going. Another piece of news published by our compisa and se blue City en isnaco de com Apres has been working on a robot for the Apple home. It looks like he' s researching different hardware solutions a robot that follows us around the house to do different tasks. It' s good that you have an artificial intelligence character and that you can help us with cleaning tasks, with the kitchen or simply, because an assistant we can have there and we can ask you things like that. Hey, I turned off the garage lights itself. Hey, I locked the door if it' s there You know, I don' t know how to find a smarter automato with an assistant. I don' t know any different solutions about it.

36:07 It seems Apple is something prototypical that is forward- looking. There' s nothing definite, but it looks like Apple, if it ever gets fashionable to incorporate robots into the home, Apple' s gonna be there. But I mean the rumor is a mechanical robot, I mean it moves and does physical things or has nothing to do with it. Well, it' s conceptual. Uh, a kitchen robot, and there' s no robot. Yes, of course. We have the kitchen robot, the rumba, the vacuum robot and different solutions. Hey, they have a lot of intelligence. Uncle that a rumba is autonomous or a vacuum robot is autonomous and doesn' t clash with anything. When a car is unable to do so, it seems to me that a vacuum robot has more technology than one of the cars we have on the road today. Hey, that most cars. I mean, well, that' s something Gurman says in Blumber and he says it' s something Apple' s thinking. Conceptually it doesn' t have any hardware mounted yet, but it thinks that maybe it could incorporate a robot that is terologar doing different tasks. This is like when we start commenting not Apple is going to work on a car know this now. In the end, within a year, let' s say Apple quits its robot project because it wants

37:37 to simply put the software robots that there are a thousand things, so have it like I don' t know how to comment on attempts better, comment presentations. I don' t know, I mean. Sounds like it to me, but I mean the car a little serious. Not because when we were discussing the car and the rumors were overtaking the car that there would actually be a project, there was a project. I had always thought that just as profitable of that is to put the software into each of the brands, that is, with an evolved card play. And so I don' t know if I see I don' t know if I see an Apple robot at home or rather create the ecosystem, that is, the service from which all the robots we can have at home are nourished. I don' t know we' re too old about that already I think we' re too far away. That' s enough for us now to be artificial intelligence and all these things revolution. Now to want virtual and augmented reality to think now of things in robots that facilitate us. I know you don' t understand clothes. I just saw this We' ll see. I gave a zan in the chat that Apple as it has abandoned the project of its car, because the engineers that were working in the car chora, many of them are

39:10 turned on these future things of artificial intelligent in the home, if it is another discipline. They look different to me. I don' t know, but I' m glad they got distracted playing whatever they want. Okay, well, nothing comes. We' re going to continue, because something we like this news and you guys stick to everything. You seem to want to continue living in today' s technology and you see no further. We' d very much like to go we were. I love it. I really would like to have jo, just as I love the domestic elements and I love the vacuum robot, that is, it seems like a revolution to me.

39:52 The vacuum robot I tergo work, the kitchen robot, the Thermomix. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean, of course I appeal to any company to make moves to incorporate different robots with artificial intelligence into the home. It seems to me that it is something that is the future, that is to say if we are surprised that there is an application that gives us an answer in our doubts it is very bad to have an already robotized one that will solve real tasks for the WOW home. It seems spectacular to me, if not that you have not understood Sergio, that is, to me what I think is that I mean the concept of robot. I know you don ' t have to think of a robot of humanoid with legs and so on, but that concept seems to me little. Apple, I mean, if there' s pasta there, if there' s actually pasta, because everything ' s going to be robotized and every time, like you said, we make the vacuum cleaner, we have the kitchen robot, we' ll have a robot that' s an iron. I don' t know who, I don' t know how much, but it seems to me much more Apple to own or create an ecosystem or software where you can take money from all the robots, all the manufacturers than to create Robotella itself. I don ' t know I like it better if Apple invents a robot that cleans your house, not like an aphpirated robot, but it goes a step further than

41:24 doing it well, sucks you out, scrubs you up and then I know it does certain tasks they order you a little bit the house and so imagine a humanoid that also makes you the kitchen and so let' s go if it is now the most political company in the world, I would multiply it by ten because it would bring out something that doesn' t exist in the market. Okay, that' s something that would be sued, that is, if we already bought. I think most of the homes have a vacuum robot. Imagine when something came out of this that would make you the kitchen. You say goodbye to the vacuum robot, the robot and the kitchen. It is that it would be a real evolution and with an intelligent artificial CHATGPT roll, that we could ask for the solutions, that would help the kids do the homework. It also seems to me that they would burst the industry, that is, it would be much more millionaire than it is now.

42:17 Now, I give every answer to what Peter says. We' ve already seen more stringent with the term robot. Nothing we have called a robot is a robot. I mean. I hope if you already think of something that doesn' t call it the robot, if it' s not a robot, then to me the kitchen robot isn' t a robot. The vacuum cleaner' s not a robot either. So if you' re going to get me any more stuff, these are the only things the robot gave you is the name. It' s better than that. But we' re dreaming a lot anyway, so say no or no. We have already seen the advances, that there are different robotics companies and there are amazing things. But that' s what I' m telling you, so, to go beyond transporting things in a war zone, I don' t see much of a robot with pieritas in the home, that is, I think we all agree that what no one wants to extend clothes, or iron, or put in washing machines, or anything. If you come up with a system that puts everything in it. I' ve seen something else, a prototype that there was of a closet that ironed you out of what I placed, but they' re things that are half there to do. I don' t know. I think it' s the typical project of we' re going to try things that just the same is a research and development department, but that this same thing here doesn' t come out of anything I mean.

43:28 I think it' s amazing that I' m looking into whatever' s out there to say that Apple can get something out, that it changes everything, because if it' s not a sex robot, I don' t think it' ll change anything. I think so. I believe that robotics so far was something superri incipient and that it had not much future at home, especially, and at the level of business, also beyond the factories of the industry, where perhaps there it was at the level of manufacturing, especially since the machines did, which had gained a lot of prominence. But I think robotics was very incipient and wasn' t betting on it and it wasn ' t really useful because there wasn' t an artificial intelligence that would make robotics independent enough to be useful. This is really changing completely. I mean, it' s just that now all these intelligent artificials that are coming in the perplexity chat Spet search engine, from the Microsoft COPILOOFT, the other and the bike' s the sora that makes videos, the dali that makes iman, that creates images from nothing, that is, all these things that are coming, that are artificial intelligent, that are applications that we can use on the computer or on the mobile. Imagine putting it in a piece of robotized technology adapted to do a specific task. It just seems to me like he ' s letting go of all the doggies. These that we' ve seen from the Boston Dynamic are nonsense that' s worthless because they' re not

44:59 practical on the level of certain. Wonderful, because it' s evolution of robotics. But if nothing there was an artificial intelligent background, that didn' t have any kind of utility or sense. It' s not that we now have an artificial intelligence that' s completely wasted there. If it were incorporated into a robotic piece, we could leave exponentially, we could grow in the usefulness of the household electors we have at home. And, obviously, Wordman himself says that this is for the future, that Appele is conceptually planning it, that it has nothing definite. This is clear. Yes, yes, I mean that the concept I agree with everything Sergio says, but you have some doubt, forgive me, but you have some doubt that in x years I don' t know if it will be in one or a hundred, but that in x years we will have robots at home with artificial intelligence to do all kinds of tasks. You have some doubt because I don' t, uh, no, I don' t, either, see if we define a few years, I can tell you if I have doubts.

46:06 I have doubts, because now there are none and there are none and there is nothing. Then from going nowhere to ten years on, we all have a robot. I think it' s too much pressure. Then, of course, I wouldn' t bet that. What I' m saying is that I have no doubt that he' s going to see robots and obviously he' s going to robot. There' s more and more robot calling it, I know they don' t have legs. We see what we want, that what I don' t believe or find hard to see is that Apple makes those robots, is that it will manufacture something else, give the ecosystem, give the homo is the one to charge a commission if a robot wants to use as it is or the app home to do certain tasks, that I think that' s the business of Apple, that is, that where it can take out the pasta and have a competitive advantage that is what it is to be done. He can make software, he knows an ecosystem. So I think the money' s gonna come over to Apple.

47:05 I don' t know if I' ve explained myself, I mean, it' s more profitable. They depend on services that hardware. At the enterprise level and at the number level, it is always more profitable. That, but, well, we' ll see what the fuck they don' t get out and that we couldn' t live without it. Yeah, she' s fragile, she says that. Yeah, the robot would come with sixty- four base tours, and we' ll continue with eight gils of bouquet. Exactly would come the limited by and the iron function would come as an extra Nikecloud. I' d say it' s a ga. You don' t have to come to the robot pro Max to get that That' s okay They' re poor They don' t iron. Then, of course, yes, I imagine what I see is that you ply one to my eight madras artificial intelligence. We have it here a short year ago and it is already revolutionizing a thousand things and above all, it opens the door for extraordinary things to arrive that we cannot even imagine. And this doesn' t stop and this doesn' t stop and it' s going to go faster and faster. Then I wouldn' t be surprised if in the short term we had artificial smarts on all household electros and they did things that we can' t even imagine now. We' re closer. In my opinion, uh, watching a movie that' s nominated for oscar, created with actors that don' t exist and with a story that doesn' t exist and all with artificial intelligence that having a robot at home, because I think look at it. What defines us as human is creativity and the

48:36 artistic part. I believe that AI will never be able to replicate it. I' ll be able to do things spectacularly plas shape what he, I mean, you tell him now you tell Spieelberg that he can make the movie he has in his mind by simply telling an artificial agent that he doesn' t have to tell three more people to translate it. Referring to this, I believe that the fiber will not touch a creation of one already as much as the creation of a creator, film director, for example, of the popular. I don' t know what' s going to happen in the future, but I think that' s what' s going to make us different as humans. I tell you one thing I say for or agree with you, but everything is mathematical and the other day I do a lot of professional music and the Norwegians, curiously, are kings in studying music mathematically, then studying what are the songs that triumph. Then they have certain parameters and this is repeated hears the song that triumphs, that likes the first time you listen to it and that repeats all the successes have so many seconds of introum I invented both the second of intro have the gutter. Here' s what I don' t know in how much, how and usually they make a change of rhythm. Makes this chord change kills. It' s always good

50:06 to get the sun up. So when and it' s proven that when you have a song with these parameters, it excites people and likes at least quite a few people, then I think that' s what I mean, we' re so math humans and there' s parameter things that work and so why not an ia is going to replicate it. Second comment and also in relation to music, talking to people who are musical producers, okay, is music producer and clear musician, I talked to them ten years ago and they told me good about artificial intelligence. And so, that' s fine. Because, then, because, but it will never change human creativity, even the samples, that is, all the music that is made through computer.

50:55 I know it' s not artificial intelligence, but for putting on a simile doesn' t sound the same as the drums, it doesn' t sound the same as violin. It' s just that right now, I mean, there' s even some very spoused music producers you say fuck. I am not able to distinguish this instrument as if it was recorded in the studio or if it was made by a computer, then I am pessimistic about it. Uh, I' d like to think about what you' re saying, Sergio, how we get excited and that only a real actor can get you excited. Only a song composed by a human can excite you, but I' m afraid of it. It' s his uncle. In fact, I think we will see a tendency to have virtual girlfriends in Asias, especially that it is the market where there will be avatars, where you will have a service and you will have only affection that so in the day and you will have the bride designed to your liking. Such will not have physical affection, but if you will have a person who listens to you and such with the social problems there. And we' ll see that a lot, and the same thing with influencer, that is, YouTube is that they don' t exist physically, but that someone has created them, gives them content from a personality oversees their image, their brand and that we' re going to see. Well, that already exists. Don' t exist there, well, Tubers. I don' t think so, although I think there are some TV presenter already, but there are profiles of artificial intelligent on Instagram, of girls that don' t exist and are generated already, of course. But, then, we are going to see this very much.

52:15 I mean, I mean actors who now say hear, because I sign and all my image you can exploit if I get a snub tomorrow and suddenly, because we can have Bruce Willis movies and besides, that super pots in this movie doing anything and besides, with also we have his voice and we can take his voice, replicate it, emphasize it. We' re going to see all that and I' m convinced that' s going to be a lot. I believe that feelings are irrational and that it is not mathematical and I believe that the most successful artistic part, which touches our fiber the most, is the one that prints those feelings the most. And even though every year, because they make thousands of movies, there' s only one that we' ve seen and that' s touched our fiber, I think that ' s so special. Art has patterns, the film is pixa, it lasts an hour and a half the song. They all last two to four minutes and usually have two choruses, because that' s what people like.

53:16 A movie doesn' t have eight hours because people don' t like it. Love movies that people like are usually fighting, I don' t know what, I know how much and they end up at the airport. In the end it comes because the other one leaves with the plane and I don ' t know what I know when. We' re pure, I mean, I think we' re very mathematical. Man, I mean, I think our head. We' re very square with exceptions and that' s why and those exceptions, Sergio, that' s why I agree with you are the works of art. I mean, the godfather is such a different movie and it' s a work of art, and some of us value it, no, but I do think that we' re very mathematical and that what excites us, at least in most it answers a whole pattern. I think, uh, I don' t know, but we also need to talk about real things. I mean the next Pixar movie perfectly can be made with artificial entigence, scripted by them and you don' t find out because in the end you don' t leave in animation. Then they retouch whatever did them wrong with artificial intelligence and running and it will thrill you exactly the same as toy history four or all three or whatever. So I think that, I mean, we' re not aware of what' s coming and these things are going to come up and we' re going to give it, but super- accepted, super- accepted, I mean, it ' s like, and we' re going to be able to see a frenzy chapter that never existed, like a revived Perry does and we can see it perfectly. I mean, it' s a matter of time before we get to that point and you just think about it. Take my money.

54:42 Of course, and of course the actors would see this interesting because their image can give it away. They receive a realtis and their heirs have money to infinity. So, of course, it' s a good deal, and I think we' re gonna see this. I am very convinced and there will be a lot of these problems because there are many people who are going to lose their job because, to say no, the actor that nobody knows, they will not know him, unless he sells his face as a new author to get him into. And I, I know it' s kind of a virtual tom Crous that never exists, I don' t know, but out there I see we' ll see things. So, then we ' ll see Hollywood pissed off, sure, really pissed off. Under all these circumstances, we will see how everything evolves. There' s a lot to grow up about. Come on, let' s keep going with you pedros and you think we talk about your card play Come on, because if I tell you, I proposed this topic because I changed cars and finally I have a carplyn integrated as I wanted it, because I had before I had the ay I don' t get the name of the carpuride, the carpuride and good that it is okay, that is, it is a manage, but obviously much better to have an integrated and fix that my car has Android auto integrated natively. Let' s say you don' t need a connected

56:13 mobile phone, because it has Android auto and integrated directly, without having to have the mobile and you ask Google to go up to the heating or put it down and it' s totally buried. To Google with all the features of the car, but as I use it, I feel very comfortable with the truth with a card play, well, because I was really looking forward to it. The good thing about the car is that you can make use of the function that card play has to have two. I was gonna say all windows, two screens. And I explain to myself there are many cars, almost all modern cars have a screen that the central one on the console and then has another screen in the box ro of controls. I think it ' s called that band painting. Well, people who understand me where the speedometer is and all the information on top of the wheel, then it' s okay, because like Germen, I think germ and this can be developed a lot by Apple, because it does a management, effectively of two screens.

57:19 I give an example, I' m in carplay and I put Apple Maps not Applemaps, the normal version. Let' s say that the version of a screen, because it' s the one we know, you have the map and when you give it to go, then it comes out, because the indications change. Let' s say the view to see that view three d or two of or the one we choose. But it' s giving you the different indications, which is what allows you now, so that you' re going to choose to see on each screen, that is, the system detects that screen one. I am explaining this very well in a very sufficient way that screen one and screen two, because they are different.

58:02 Then you' re going to aupple maps. In this case it allows you to choose on which screen you' re going to see notifications worth, then you say hey, I want to see notifications in the box of controls, so that if you activate that option within Apple Maps, you' re going to see in a rather minimalist way the signs with the streets, with the name of the streets, but in a tone, but a tone very gives a lot of peace, note it weighs, not because you have it in your eyes, that is, it' s not the same thing on the screen, that you have to the right, that one thing that you see continuously and that you can get lost. No. So what happens on the main screen, the one we all know, on the console, because it simply leaves the map of the route. What a map of the route, because I do not know if you have noticed that when you are looking for a destination in Apple Maps, you know a map of the route, that is, in two d point a, point B and with one and with a blue line, not without giving you directions. So that' s what ' s going to be shown in that panties. Let' s say it ' s secondary. You' re gonna see a point and you' re gonna see where you' re on the whole route. No, well, it' s okay. I brought it a little, like I think it ' s the Germen. It is true that, investigating this, Apple already enabled it as a possibility for it to be adopted by car brands in two thousand nineteen, but it has not been apparent until last year, up to

59:37 two thousand twenty- three, when they have adopted it. Well, the Golben group in particular, it' s not dust and and and and and the brand that has electric cars that I don' t come up with now how you paul, what it' s called Pstarpstar by being it' s called the brand. So, Well June enabled it and that possibility to use that dual- screen management that I know I know can only be used or only made use of or profit from Apple' s map app. But, hey, if you can already manage two screens, choose on which screen each one you see a thing when you see the map in one time another view on the secondary screen, as it can apply to many things advantages of this.

1:00:36 First, then, one thing that is obvious, but it is important. You can have the indications on one screen and on the other I can watch the music, see another app and so on. And, well, I don' t know, because I was wearing it as the speedometer theme. And all this isn' t Apple' s, or it' s not Apple' s, but you only have two screens. The screen sees on the maps and on the other see what the music or app you have. No, well, it' s not okay, yeah, no, but what I mean is that the app you' re in isn' t the same. If it' s only on one screen that if there are two, that is, it' s able to detect that you actually have two screens, then it' s showing you, that is, it means I' m explaining myself very badly. When I open Apple Maps on both screens. The view I see in high school, you don' t know, I mean, you' ve never seen it, because you only show up in sight when it detects that there are two screens. It' s the system. Just a traditional browser view. It appears in the control box in front of you behind the steering wheel and on the side screen appears as the route drawn. But it' s something you can' t follow that ' s just indicative. Well, if you follow her because live is moving your point, let' s say you say, but well part of it is offering a traditional, yes, all the information she doesn' t want you to see, which is very invasive to the kilometers and such gives it

1:02:07 to you in high school, on the right and on the left is limited. Let' s say to give you very important information, which is 200 meters to the left, the view of the streets and little more. But it is very well integrated, because it respects what the speedometer is and what revolutions are and such is diffused for progressively, to respect all the information that it has in this case the car is. He' s got a bad thing. It' s got a bad thing, which is that it can ' t stand the wireless carplay, that is, when you put it to compare with carplane from the micro even otocas that I use or touch. Last pro for whatever, it does not support double the dual management of the two screens. I don' t know why, but, well, I don ' t know. By the way, you like it. You played it all right. Yeah, yeah, I love it, I love a wonder of them. I' m the one I use, man, and it ' s a wonder. The truth is, it' s fine. It ' s great to have wireless cart play. It' s for me the best solution. Well, then nothing. Thank you for sharing your experience.

1:03:14 Maybe the next ones are asking what car you' ve bought Pedro a buche has. I' m gonna have this double screen technology with carplay. Listen, because I find it tremendously interesting that last year' s theme of this new version of car play comes, where the control box that puts all the sensors in the temperature of the ceite, the engine, speed of revolutions and such is integrated with cart play and we see it on the screen of carplay. No, this will be very cool, because then, already with applications like this data passes to the iPhone, with applications we can not know how to do, could come different applications that will help us to better manage the fuel, the fuel expense of battery. And not because I would collect all that data and I could do things with that data. Not otherwise, those data appear in the control box and are already invisible to the Iphones as if they did not exist. Then it' s the next step and this will come soon. It seems that by the end of last year and the first cars will arrive, but no cars have yet been announced. It' s Rockports, I think so, listen. It is in the range, indeed it has been announced pots, but I still believe that this solution has not come out. And it' s also the next step of card play.

1:04:34 I love the cart play in the car, because obviously, if you are all day with the iPhone and you have your ecosystem of applications, productivity, etcetera, it sucks to have it in the car when you are in it. I find it brutal to keep listening to your audios, books, podcasts and such wonderful, but it' s just like it' s embedded in the car. I mean when I get video I say this if I want to have Apple, so I put it on top of me that I put down the heating or the window or such google directly, without without the phone I say fucking burn cool this, but having it from Apple natively would be hitting you. Jesus, what is your action this week? What did you buy? You' re buying stuff. Uh, yeah, yeah. I ' m a buyer. Everyone knows that all I do is spend. I ' ve bought a charger from these that are everything. I mean, a booth of these that are loaded. I' m going to pass it through the chat, in case you want to put it, come on. You want to ring a bell. I' m not sure about everything, but my ero that Milcard, also commented on one of his podcasts. I think if it' s not this model, it' s a very similar one and it' s basically a stan of these three tests in one that allows you to load, as the iPhone, Apple Watch and the airport box.

1:05:55 And besides, it' s folding that' s why I bought it. I bought it for the thing of then as if I travel to check out And such a take me because I have a stand of the until then, I had a stand of that Apple Watch teshi, which is very good, but it is to make it clear then, when I have to take it, because I have to take the stan as it is in the backpack, plus the iPhone charger, its cables And such, instead, in this because you simply take this piece that sells you with charger. Yes, it comes with charger, with cable and everything to work, not like saying, we are iphones and, in fact, thanks to this entitas I love it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, worth any chance is good. Actually, it' s that but good. You know you' re charged by the charger. No yeah, well, yeah, I' ve seen a video that happened to me that the iPhone used to say over the years and it said and the pri appears I don' t know, one of the first Iphones and it comes then the iPhone, or some headphones, the cable, the charger and they pass the iphones and they take things away. They take off his headphones, take off his charger and then come iPhone forty- eight I did and he says open the box and it' s empty not.

1:07:02 No. It' s just that the iPhone aside is a complement. They have to buy it separately. In fact, going back to the subject, the good thing is that it is the first transformer or SPC that I have thanks to buying this three in one. I' m against buying any, because I have nothing to use with any SPC cable. Honestly, the new cables that are coming to me with products that I buy are at one end of USC and at the other USBA, which means that it reaffirms that u goes. It remains a standard for many companies. So, it comes to me, it' s great that I' m megan with a USC transformer because that' s how I have it for the future. And the truth is that it' s cool mostly the part is foldable, portable, which is what I want for, obviously you have the function. It is there magnetized to leave it with Mysafe, the iPhone both vertically and horizontally and I parrot and it works. I don' t like that he' s not that strong. I haven' t tried many models to say whether this is normal or not. But obviously it does hold my iPhone thirteen pros and hold it, but you can' t put it too straight, because let ' s remember that you can mold Daima to the level you want to put.

1:08:18 So if you leave it a little bit inclined and such, because it works well, it' s cool the way it' s at rest and so I ended up removing it because it makes me nervous not being able to unlock the iPhone when we' re in that moderate rest. I have to spin it absurdly so I can get out of there. I don' t understand very well that Go has designed this, but besides this it' s cool you guys. I' d like you to tell me if you guys charge wireless, if you happen to notice that it always heats up this technology a lot, or it can be this transformer. Or it is that the technology does work and heats what you put, because in principle, if it is not a charger certified by MAXAIFE limited load. That' s how he takes five bats. I don' t think it' s cal. It shouldn' t warm up. Me what Max sef apart with a max SEF and no and it doesn' t heat up. For me, it warms up just as clearly as the truth can be removed. Maybe when you' re carrying it, it does get hot. Uh, but once I' ve reached the top not anymore, no, not high once I get the top. Not because in fact and I tried to leave it last night I weaved it all night carrying there I got up in the morning and I was perfectly on time, that is 100 percent, I was cold. But I mean when he' s there carrying that plus, the transformer that' s coming is pretty powerful. I don' t remember now how much power the transformer came to you, but it' s fast- charged. Come on and three out of twenty bats. A thing like that, of course.

1:09:42 When it' s loading, I' ll suddenly get it, but if it goes through with a wired freight, it' s limited. If you eat five it' s not max six a, well I don' t know legal of max sef is that of course, I don' t know clearly lasca has a brand notifixies not for the here that to comma five nce fast load. It tells you the models where you can load from one depending on the thing, then load in some batios or in others. But good that I noticed heat both in the Apple Watch box, there, on Apple watches as well as on the Arpots as on the iPhone, that is, each one. If you' re supposed to charge according to the image you ' re showing, each one in a different batium should not pass. But, well, it happens with everyone. I think it has to do with technology because, for example, I don' t have the same thing, that is, I have the erpes loading at the base, the sacks put on the arpolts and the stands are hot, that is, this doesn' t happen to me. When I pull it a little wire, then I don' t know, I don' t know if I make up for it or not. But, well, for what I want it, it ' s just to take me on a trip. I think it' s pretty good. And good. Yeah, I like it a lot, man, I like it a lot. I think it' s super cool, man, you' ll start on your Twitter, on your x- forgive.

1:10:56 Don' t amazois call him Twitter, you can call him Twitter trying on it. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Yes, if now yes, yes, I say that you keep calling Twitter dot com then as much as there is an X and the domain is the same good luck with me changing my name and posting it. However, being honest, the image that shows the folding product is neither similar, i e, it is wider than what is shown there, i e, it does not fully fold how it is seen in that image. And it' s one of the things that I don' t know how the product has such good ratings, but it actually has almost five stars. I mean, your world is happy with him. And for what I want, which is that it folds and I can take it travel art and all these things, I think it' s super bil. It doesn' t stay flat at all, but at what angle it stays open. If you give me 30 seconds, I' ll show you. No, well, not every foul you look at it either, uh, it' s pretty much. I know forty- five degrees maybe, or I don' t know if how many degrees would be what I' m showing you right now. Once so, that' s good, but from where. Yeah, well, maybe painting two isn' t a thing like that, so it' s like a car. You think there' s a part that clashes with the one below, because there' s one that overlaps, so it' s worth it. It leaves a little margin, but it' s important, it' s not totally portable.

1:12:20 Yeah, I was just saying. You don' t like a faithful question today. Yeah, you' re with this charger. Yes with the charger, yes, how many years do you think this charger will last? I don' t understand how happy you are for many years. Not because I don' t know what they want, because in the end I don ' t have loaders. This is supposed to be the first one I' ve got. Let' s assume how long you' ve had it a week at best or a month or, a month a month is worth and you' re doing well. You use it every day and cool it' s not worth assuming from time to time you do well, from time to time you don' t, that I use it from time to time that you don' t. I' m one of those who prefers to carry five watts. Ah well thought out if the better the battery. I think it' s cool, slow loading. It' s my favorite for me.

1:13:14 It' s always just a silly question. Imagine that it lasts very well for many years. Let' s assume it' s the one you use, because you could use it every day. I understand, because that ' s why you recommend it, because it is a charger, although you prefer slow load and such not, that it is a recommended charger and such not. If you will buy the Iphon sixteen and then the Ipfon seventeen and then the iPhone eighteen, let' s assume it comes with charger what would you do with that charger? With the singing I don' t understand anymore not charger that comes to you the iPhone, because the one that came to me on this iPhone is using it my girl so I don' t know if I don' t. No, no, no, no, no. You understand, you buy another iPhone and it comes with a charger, what you' d do with that charger. You can leave it in the box until it' s useful. No more questions, Your Honor, we ' re going to pass on to prawn or pimp his facis What you' re trying to justify Applemi continuing to charge 1, 500 fucking euros, but take off my charger what I mean is no. What I was asking you is that if you want the charger to come in the box and you' re not going to use it, because probably if you' ve been on iPhone for years, because you already have a more wireless charger or better or more appropriate, all the chargers that are going to come in the box will end up being trash. And that' s what Abel is trying to avoid

1:14:45 by not incorporating the charger into the box. And I don' t say Apple, all the companies are mostly selling you paper. Well, companies that supposedly want to take care of the environment. Not then. In the end, you who are very critical of the subject of the charger, who hopefully see seven chargers in the box, which I don' t care about exactly. Uh, but, well, it' s true that you' ve been very, very critical of the topic of the Host loader. Now that you have this so cool charger, what would you do with the next iPhone would come with a charger to put it in a whore, in a fucking, sorry drawer, then you' re generating waste is no better garbage for that, so don' t bring me not to come to the loader. I mean, I have two complaints and I' m not one of the people who likes to have things unused, that is to say them. Besides, I like to make the most of everything I have. What happens is that I don' t have so many cables or sc to screw them up or sc to make me realize using a transformation usf But my complaint is two things that if we look a little bit a tempo well, we look back and don we have arrived we have a more cano Iphon with fewer things in the box. That' s a review and my number two review is what the charger thought when you had only pulled it out a year earlier by putting USC in the boxes. That is, on the iPhone route, how many USB C chargers compared to Usba were most of them a CBA. That was my complaint. It' s how you take it from me when most Usba non- USC tins because not everyone has bought the iPhone that did have it.

1:16:13 So that was my complaint that I think you haven' t bought a wireless charger yet. So, you used the charger that came to you in the box. Sure, but the ones we changed from iPhone every year, if every year a charger came to us, in the end we have the drawer with twenty- three chargers, but those that we had already bought a charger and wireless, because we have in the box twenty- four chargers. Then it was something that was no longer used, because at the time the wireless carke arrived, mostly someone who is profile buying the latest iPhone with the money that is almost certainly worth, has bought a wireless charger. Okay, yeah, like me. I didn' t take too much of it clearly enough, well already, but I want to say that the subject of the charger, little by little we also have to analyze it. Little by little he' s getting the Apple right. First, because all the companies are imitating him. The products without a loader are already coming. And second, because it' s proven that in the end, the moment you have a better loader the heat in the box is that you don' t use it, it' s that it' s pasura, but because it' s mandatory, because it' s mandatory. Yeah,' cause that' s me, but look. But the reasoning of European legislation seems to me.

1:17:28 Yes, it seems reasonable to me, that is, you do whatever you want, You can bring the charger or the other charger, but what you do have to always give the consumer the option is to buy it, that is, buy it without the charger, is understood at a lower price. You know then already, but what to say or that is the thing, either you sell it or you sell it alone without a charger or if you sell it with a charger, you have to justify that it is a higher price for the charger. So, that' s going to do it the user, because I already tell you that he' s going to buy the cheapest, which is without charger, because he' s going to have a thousand loaders at home. Yes, if you' ve reached this point.

1:18:13 What we' re talking about is he' s got the charger. For years now, most Smartphon users, not iPhone users, Smartphone users, the charger mostly didn' t use it. Mostly there was a very insignificant percentage that still uses it. Yes, it will always happen there are people, because they have other customs, but most people already the charger that came to you the cell phone box we no longer used it, like so many other loaders that see you do not weigh it more than the legislation. This one hears that you can choose to buy all devices without charger. For me, the big change has been that all devices have the same port, man, that' s me. I really mean, I' ve been the Liny I don' t know what. Now I' ve got everything, except for the more serppols. That' s great with USBC. So fucking take one SBC and you' ve got it all. I have in the house of I mean, in the second residence, because you have a cable with a CBC. You fucking make sure that in a rush case you can already carry wonders. It' s that this online in these uc I don' t know, but how much that measure you charge everything, charge the toaster, charge the mobile, charge the tablet you charge everything. These people are very comfortable. It was something that took too long. That sounds like a pretty fat review to me. So it took him too much Apple to give

1:19:43 up the good linning nothing. Just that jesus that the charger is very cool. It was just because I think that analyzing in perspective the topic of the canes, I understand what you say eh and I think this could have been solved, because it seems to me like a more image topic than the fact that this one does not put charger. It' s just that Apple would have been much better, that is, without saying anything in the purchase option. He tells you look with charger, no charger, no charger, I rest you I know fifty euros. It' s 50 euros. That would have been much better, because people would have had the power to say if I didn' t want every charger. I' ve got 50 more euros. Cheap. The iPhone looks at two things that have a good time living the environment and that' s it, but yes, but that' s the practice. Jesus, I mean, I' m convinced, I mean, let' s be honest. Apple sells you an iPhone with charger for ten twenty or whatever, euros more and others manager costing twenty euros less, and no one buys the one that comes with a charger, that is to say I tell you, that is to say, but it' s already from some company it' s not going to do that is that it' s silly because it is already, at least without charger and such and why it has to finish you A I don' t know, is that I don' t know even if it comes with charger. My girl' s ipason comes in charger and I don' t know how I don' t know you' re telling me now you' re selling it without charger.

1:21:04 I think I' m getting sticks no less with charger. Yeah, yeah, no, but it' s a power thing. You mobile with five watts can carry it with the charger of anything from a headset. You can ' t practically carry it and you' re gonna be okay and you' re not gonna have any problems. An iPad can' t be loaded with a low power charger, because you' d be three lives to make a charge. So I' m guessing that' s why you come with a charger. Sure, but I don' t know with the excuse is that you already have chargers you could also apply it. You' ll end up without a charger. I' m sure I don' t know. I don' t know. It' s like the computer, the MacBook.

1:21:44 If you don' t put the proper charger in a laptop at the end, don' t put the proper bastard in it. It' s just that in a load it takes you a lifetime to make it. Then, well, I had to come to you if you need the charger. In the case of the smartphone, it was no longer necessary with wireless charge. There were already a lot of people who carried it with wireless lime, or who had on the table and the charger that had a new charger from the box and went to the drawer you didn' t take advantage of at all and it was that accumulate waste unnecessarily. Okay. I don' t know what Appel thought and that' s why I understand that decision simply to analyze it in perspective, now that we' ve talked about this charger, nothing to add a little bit of crumb. We have been very long on this final subject. If it seems to you we are going to make a lot of lesso, do a lot tonigamos terrando va ju come more we arrive to Gamba or Chuletón, the most bellaxera section of the live scene. You can participate from the chat with Gamba or two points, something of the week that you did not like. Chuletón, two points, something of the week you did like. Come and let' s make recommendations from technology series. Or

1:23:15 whatever. I want to put a steak on the PLTV. Recently. It ' s a video. If a week ago he posted a video of POLTV tricks to get the most out of the device, and there was one that then, thinking about it in perspective, I mean, maybe I could have put it in. It' s okay because I think it' s a triumph, because you know it' s a time apart. Netflix has blocked the ability to share accounts so it tracks you and analyzing the device you' re using to view Netflix and in addition your location and many other data and in this way knows if you' re not the person who originally hired Netflix and you can wear it in one of the secondary accounts. It is something that is rumored to be doing Disney from June this summer and other streaming companies are probably also going to get into the car. Then I give Apple TV a pimp, because all Apple computers, but specifically the POLTIV, which is the main Apple product where to connect the platforms on streaming, because it has an anti- tracking system you go to settings, settings, privacy and you can. We have an option to remove, to give the possibility for applications to track you or not is something that, by effect, we have always recommended to remove it. Okay because he hears no application, no service has

1:24:45 to know what you do with your private stuff. Okay and it' s pretty cool, because Apple TV' s ability to track allows you to share, for example, Netflix without any problems, which you can' t do, for example, with a Smart V Vale where you' re going to be tracked and know the TV brand you have from where you connect, what your operator data is, to what you ate that day. Practically has no and with Apple teams, in this case talking about streaming platforms with Apple TV, because all that information, you block it completely and the streaming platform.

1:25:30 You can' t know anything else that you want to watch a series and show it to you and then I ask the peoples for the subject of dirt. But that can be extrapolated to all devices. Not because, that is, all the stem devices in the Apple Tbeat may make less sense, I say in the case of Netflix, and because precisely the APLTIB is in your home always, i e, if the tibco device is so much home it ' s really interesting. I think it' s more chubby than that on the iPad, which is what' s moving, that they pass in the lipone. It doesn' t look like Apple TV, the good Apple is fine in all two. At the moment today on TV I see it look Freddy Vélez in the chat says so happens they blocked everything except on Apple TV, exactly like all Apple teams pulled in the bury or this one, because they can not block your use on Netflix, for example, on the mobile.

1:26:25 They' re not blocking you. They block it only on TVs and Apple TV, because no other can block it. Which is where you see it. On the cell phone. It' s already happened with the iPhone and the impossible lander. Impossible. I think on the iPhone, on the mobile in general, I don' t think there was this limitation. They were Smart UVS and I had to put in at the time I skipped the tricot of this. I' m not a little message about this like I ' m not the owner or whatever and I have to put a password that reaches the owner. But that happens to you in is marte v not on the cell phone, on the cell phone it happened to me on the cell phone and you have the opposite anti- rail, not good. This was I don' t know on land. I mean, it' s that you open the first time and it tells you to ask Lapp to track us down exactly what you can do if you adjust already. But, well, what you can do is leave adjustments You' re leaving. I think it ' s in privacy. Yeah, you' re going to privacy- to - track settings and you can tell him to take off the trail completely that cry asks you to directly say no to all the apps that try to track you and then you' re not giving him any kind of information. So, this data, streaming platforms can' t have it. So, well, I just put a chop on this technology, because it' s something we hadn' t commented on on the antenna. Yes, I had commented on the petit committee locked up, and it seems to me to be a triumph on Apple' s part. Why not all the apps are there.

1:27:55 There is some criterion in all of this. The APP doesn' t decide if you want to track yourself or not. Oh, okay. Here, they' ll only show me the ones that have the option, the apps that they' ve asked for that they want to track you. But in this case, if you remove it, because no application can have any information. Yours, Apple. It' s blocked I don' t see Netflix directly enough to turn it on, so you see fall time, but I don' t see Netflix to activate it. But it' s not that good, because I believe that with Apple TV you can share Netflix. And whatever you want to tell me. With this I worship that in a guess, in a very guess. Imagine that me next week half Cyprus And you imagine that Wednesday there is an important game And you imagine that I am subscribed to Horant Football in Spain, obviously, And you imagine that the normal thing is that I apply a block game as they all apply. And imagine that I have a chance to ask that I didn' t scratch the dorant app on the lipad. You think you get to see Madrid. One thing not to see. One thing is if there' s no explanation, you' ll have exactly hours to say a VPR. One thing is that time doesn ' t know from which device you' re connecting and knows who you are and doesn' t know anything. And another thing is that I see the route from where you connect exactly the ip because it goes through certain servers if

1:29:26 you are outside of Spain. That' s right, they can see it, but well, as much sense as a VPN and it solved, because I my pimp is very dumb, uh, but it' s suggested now that there are certain Apple functions, which you say well, because it doesn ' t get much attention, but what helps this function and is it when you' re in, for example, in the bank application, then they send you the code through that month. Not then before you know you had to go that month. Now the car' s stuffed. But besides it erases the message and it doesn' t stay there like I haven' t read, because it' s bullshit. But I say this is a pimp, I mean, they' re the typical or future software that' s practical. Dude it' s a practical thing, well without your reader, no doubt, so everything does see us, if it' s accurate that I have a shrimp and it happens to me Sometimes I don' t know if it happens to you guys that I' m talking about on a call at the Airport. I have my phone on the table and sometimes it turns on the screen and it shows me on the call screen and I don' t understand and I don' t stop like blocking the iPhone again and it ' s like you turn on dumb. If I don' t need to see the screen. If I' m talking to the harps, I mean, I don' t understand, that' s also happening to us on a call with the being in case the screen a call is randomly given to you. Yeah, I mean, it turns on and I have to turn it off, I mean, it doesn' t pay, I mean, it doesn' t get flaked, it turns on, and now I have

1:30:59 to turn it off and it stays there, I say, but why because you show yourself, it' s like it doesn' t detect, I don' t have the sensor in my ear and I know it was plugged, you cover it with your ear and cover it to the screen, but it' s kind of dumb, because if I' m with the erpes that serve to have calls and wirelessly, why do you understand the screen, because I don' t and I' ve got it fixed. Man, I find it interesting that the screen is on so you can hang up, even though you can shit with the serpots. No, no, and I can turn it on, too, I do, but I don' t want it to go on alone. I do, because this is wrong. I' m gonna dance with another shrimp. Forgive Jesus now, he didn ' t get there. But you' re related to this and you' re also related to Carplay, which is the same thing that I was complaining about on the iPhone until they changed it, that is, you' re browsing with Google Maps, with Apple Maps. Maybe you' re the one making the call asking him like that. That' s what you call Mom and you call Mom and the piece of pants. I' ll give you the call with the green icon and the red iconer that you have to manually get back to the fucking ship. But if I already know I' m calling, if I' m asking you, why are you taking something as important as on the route and in the navigation I was taking out a banner, we pull out a label like Liiphone did, that makes me nervous.

1:32:17 I don' t know, I' m telling you, I didn' t put it on your right as I don' t know if there' s gonna be, there' s gonna be a fabric, there' s a screen, that' s right. I' m telling you because I mean it' s telling you, I, in my car I have to make a call and then it takes care of the whole screen on call, but then I give the button back to the main menu you' ll always stay, but that' s what I complain about. Why do you take out my pants if I already know I' m calling, if I' m doing it, I know like a banner, if you want something, a label, like a species, like some kind of island, but you ' re taking away such important information as browsing and you already have to give the button to the button to go back to the main menu, to the browser to the last one. He manages it like you tell him to open maps, like he opens it for you and like it' s a normal app. Sure, and it' s not a good one. Let us also be realistic. They have little same Apple with cart Play, I mean, they did it at the time, but it' s not that they ' re giving it a lot, I mean it' s got things that could get better, but yes, I do, I share that problem.

1:33:21 I have a trick I want to share that basically with Evox. Evox is a podcast app and such that we have criticized a lot in its day, and the penalty is that there are programs that can only be heard from there and that is why I still exist then to listen to podcasts, because let us remember that it is an application that, apart from tedious, has advertising. Because yes, I do the following thing, which is that I download the episodes okay and then I have removed from iPhone the permissions to access mobile data. This means that when I hear an episode, I don' t listen to advertising at any time, because it' s the typical movie.

1:34:01 How you did it. That, that is, apps, usually even video games, charge advertising at the moment you' re playing at the moment you ' re playing something, so the way, to get hold of this is to take away permissions. For example, in video games, what I often did was put on airplane mode. Then, by setting up a plane, because advertising didn' t seem like it to you, then because it' s not loading it. In this case, I have improved the system is that I have directly removed permissions from the Evox app to access mobile data. Why, because, as I listen to podcasts outside the house, outside a WiFi, you won' t be able to load any. It is then done in settings, that is, look just at everything to do in justice, that is you use Vox or Wine Like settings of mobile data. Yes, mobile data, you set mobile data And there are mobile coughs, you look for movies and you remove the togel, the switch is worth or correct and it disables. It' s like this and then he' ll just get you the WiFi. And because we want the WICII to be able to download the chapters and once you have them downloaded, you go wherever you want, you have no interruptions, you have no nonsense and you have your episode without advertising and downloaded And that' s it. And nothing, because I wanted to share this trick because it' s the one I use and so on, man, what a pirate you are for not giving him two students.

1:35:26 No, he' s not really a pirate. I' m listening in the silver not finished anymore. Actually, I do it to listen. Horizon that also publish it in video. I mean, I could totally go to another platform to see him. But let' s go if there are the tricks, because this is not evasion, this illusion. Yeah, yeah, well, there you go. This you can extrapolate to any situation where you donate two interests for some reason removes the other mobiles. Okay Let' s go to Chattank Frank Hill calls us a pimp. The documentary is from Netflix. Luis sine garcía pyres chuleton the first two episodes of John Sugar on Apple Tv. Yeah, it' s okay. I' m in, man I didn' t know him. Freddy plet says pimp. Joker two will go out with Gaga, with Lady Gaga total that yes, with a pimp of the good males. Me. To finish, I' d like to put a pimp back on the Disney Shogan series. Plaush is freaking me out. I mean, at first. The first episode cost me, I got a little ball. The second episode of I said is curious, but I didn' t just fall in love. But it' s okay and I don' t know what episode anymore, but surely with the third one he was already completely hooked. And now we' re going through episode eight that' s been released this week, and the last two have been like my God. I want to smoke more of this shit. I want you to put more content on this, because it' s freaking me out.

1:36:56 It' s a highly recommended piece of series. The handy cap it has is that, as it' s based on the mythology of samurai in Japan, it' s all with subtitles, so whoever doesn' t like to read, because it' s a series of reading a lot, because almost all the dialogues are with subtitles. Speaking Japanese, it' s all subtitled, but is it worth it? Is it worth it? It' s a series, very good. A pimp, then, until I' m gone, he has little left. I don' t know. It' s ten episodes. Let' s get eight. I think you' ll have a couple left because I feel like the name Fredy says because Hogan is in Disney Plaush is sho, yes, Shogene Shorn Shogan or good Japanese, they say. They' re as far as I know. I keep insisting on Warrior, that is, on those who want something lighter than uy.

1:38:04 I liked the first one, but I' m gonna wind it up. Not you, look at you Warrior, I' m sure you like it from the first one, because that' s how you can have the eight. I wear it, but as it dies, but your feedback pedro eh worth, because up to here we can read friends, friends, thank you so much for having accompanied us one more night and remind you that next week, if there is a program, I hope yes, we will see it on Thursday it is good because, yes, I think I see Madrid too that you throw it out the FON 200 two. I' m sorry, guys, no, but first I want to see him. Uh, but I' m completely all the listeners too, but it' s just that people might prefer to watch the champions, which are very exciting games, rather than be with us live. You know less then. I think it' s more than welcome to leave the listener also because he enjoys and that he can see us another day live nothing more. See you, folks, friends Sacha, we can' t do it. Exactly.