#343 El secreto mejor guardado del iPhone 16

0:00 Amount or hello, hello what? Tal? How are you? Welcome to Unis en naco of IPE summer edition. We are about to live a night of exciting podcasting because we are going to reveal details that will blow your head in relation to this week' s news, especially the Iphon sixteen brings us changes already confirmed practically by various influential media, such as telegrap, picita, ms and, among others. And well, I want to think about it. Let' s talk about artificial smart, we' ll talk about home pod with screen, we' ll talk about iPad, we' ll talk about a lot of things you' re gonna like. But before that, let' s do the presentations. Good night. Well found from the Canary Islands. Jose Line mac how you' re teasing very well good night, family, how we' re here to spend another huge podcast and have fun with you all the time. Bu Good evening to Antonio Recio, how are you, my friend welcome, Peña from Tarrasa, very good night guys and all well miss. Yeah, it' s a shame we didn' t stop, man We missed you so much, but we saved the show.

1:18 We had a short show left, uh, because it' s not usually an hour and a half program and at forty minutes we' ve already stuck. Lec yes, be very good, but good well found. You' re watching the Eurocup, or you' re happy. We' re in the finals with a thousand- thick stroke. We are there with the shirt of the sele of course that yes, I have screwed up the milk that we have seen in Spain in the final of the Eurocup after twelve years, because we have won the last Eurocup in two thousand twelve. Besides, we ' re the only team that' s won six games. And, well, I don' t know when well. Eh playing well and the selection seems to have done the hardest thing. Hey,' cause it looks like the selection' s won in the end. I mean, in the group phase, we were talking about it, remember? Good to remember on the Fridays of Gulfs the video calls that we make in sceneca of vine we comment in plan is that Spain touches us a very difficult group. I mean, we' re with Italy, we' re with Croatia. Italy, the former European champion, Croatia, semifinalist of the last World Cup. It' s two powers It' s really worth it We were in a death group We didn' t get first. We were first in that group, and we' ve been winning it all, man. We have won the most difficult rivals such as Germany, the hostess, who played a lot of Tiki Taka, barsa style, that influence of Guardiola when he went to Bayern Munich, which then inherited Negelmans, the current coach, Hans and Flick, current coach of the Barca, with the German track, who play a lot, since this to possess dominate, attack and this was a very, very complicated

2:52 game and we won by the hair Germany and then in semifinal we sold to France or Mom, another of the strongest rivals finalist of the last World Cup. But the Min Lla Bad Mira Observe did good, I think it was the MVP of the game, but he played better than I think I currently best player in the world soaked. Okay. I saw Jo play yesterday, I think he played much better than him. To me the combination, the unique combination, the thousand seems to me, it seems spectacular, but good. I don' t want to roll much in football and so, but then what we have up there, I think we have a center of the field, Uncle, that we don' t enjoy it here and that it enjoys Guardiola, Uncle, but I think Rodrígue is one and and Fabiana is making a Europe that gives the hell. Fabia is loving a center. And I' ll tell you one thing. I' ll do one thing.

3:44 Yesterday, a forty- year- old boy. Not my cousin nava, my cousin your cousin braked, my cousin Navas stopped to embarrass, fucker, fucker Lor and so much so that yes, a round of applause for my cousin Navas, who did good is making a spectacular penoto lime, like the whole selection. Of course, and good night from Santiago de Chile to our friend Oscar. We could say regular collaborator by now. They put you in the podcasting clod, man,' cause you' re male and you' re coming every week. Thank you very much for the invitation. Here we are between tech and football. Yeah, I' m sorry I' ve played the Cup and the America Cup now and I' m coming up with football. I know that many people do not like it, but I know some chascarrillo would have to comment on the current situation of no Geck, of the non- technological current that then, for more than an hour we will be practically debating about everything that has happened this week. Good night to those of you who are coming in very good night, Germán, very good night, raulico, prior how about. How are you, my friend, Sergio Martínez, how are you? I play a hug, Javier Delgado, Good night, Luis without García Pires, good night, I play Sergio Ridruejo, Ry Bassa and u Good night, Pedro, Luis Peter, how you are my friend, welcome, well found, sing four tes, you don' t go by here see you one day with us, Uncle, Gustavo, Gustavo vara hona good night from Honduras, well, they throw the presentations girls, boys. If you think so, we start the naco isen of Life

5:16 episode three hundred forty- three, and now we' re going to talk to what you' re waiting for. Let' s talk about Liphon sixteen and much more rumors and leaks that you need to know. Antonio' s not here. I think it' s your turn to have the pass. Put a guitar in Sergio tisss Come, because we start with the first news and we get a rumor that the iPhone sixteen is going to change the design, the manufacturing process of the TRUDEGH of the face ID. And this is quite interesting, because it is a rumor that already comes from quite credible sources, like the means of telegraph from which it was made eh MC Rumors and GHT of Five Mac, where already makes some Semanitas told us that well, then, that it will change some semiconductors, some components that sold from the company coheren No. And recently this week Digitimes said that well, well,

6:47 confirming a little bit the same thing that will change the manufacturing process of FACED and changes are coming. Here' s the news, here' s the rumor, here' s what we know. The thing is, I' m asking you guys why the DEF tru that came in two thousand seventeen with the iPhone ten, the iPhone of the tenth anniversary, why it' s going to change now. We are waiting for many years for a face and two zero that has never arrived. It is true that in all these years the FI and day has evolved. We have seen an AID face where in principle it has a detection angle of forty- five degrees and now, therefore, that angle of detection has been widening. We can even unlock it on the iPad. Already three hundred sixty degrees and on the iPhone not three hundred sixty, but almost two seventy degrees we can practically unlock it. Then.

7:40 The truth is that the EDI face has been improving, it has become more efficient, it has become faster, but there is still room for improvement. Why, seven years later, Apple would change the faced manufacturing process. I understand that this is not a matter of costs, because for eight years, this will almost be in a hurry. It will not be possible to rush beyond making more or less thousands of manufacturing units. Not what functions do you think can come with this new Fagis and tru by Antonio. Let' s eat with you, because it' s a good question, but it' s got me a little bit out of the game. The decisions. I mean, you mean it' s really gonna be a design change, instead of functionality. Yeah, I' ll, uh, now I' ll comment on the things I' ve been thinking about, I' ve been thinking a little bit, you go with marked cards. Uh, but, well, I don' t know. The truth is that to see I faced I notice a lot of difference between the faced and iPad and the Facebok, the new iPad goes with the camera in the position it has and the iPhone facebid. I don' t have a barbarity to change. Then I don' t know if it will be an adaptation or an improvement or a change of position. I don' t know clearly for you the Facebook and entry I ask you, Antonio. You think it' s going well, you think it has room for improvement, you think it' s perfect.

9:09 You can' t get any better at all. How you see it. Currently the iPhone has a lot more people to improve. For me, uh, I mean, for me today' s facd both with beta and if it simbets today, I, for me, still miss quite a bit, I mean, I prefer as soon as you have a little bit of light that maybe goes around the topic you want to talk about. You. I don' t want to break you because we haven' t talked. I look forward to interrupting you for a second, because our prior raulic team tells me only to think that they do it for being able to make the dynamic island disappear from the screen. Me more than on the island. I don ' t think that' s ever going to go away, but the night if the raulcu tells us that they' re going to take our paste of the night off the screen and we could have a faced under the screen, because it could be something that had sounded for the Iphon sixteen. Looks like this would be coming by next year, maybe. One son ross yaung that this man of screens knows everything right for everyone, has very good moles in the chain making screens and says that it will come out for next year this already more for iPhone seventeen. Hey. But well, it might be that this manufacturing change came because because we' re going to have an all- screen front with no night. Good point, good point what you think of this, Antonio, I pointed more. What I' m going to say is that I pointed more. I think the most sensor tea, but the sensor theme is to perfect a little bit the bugs you can have now.

10:37 For example, when the infidel sun gives you very strong sun it is worth there many times that, at least to me it does not easily recognize the CISID. When you have a sudden angle change, you don' t recognize yourself either. When raised low upwards, we don' t recognize you either. Many times to me I tell you the flaws that causes me, uh, then I think the change of final deposit, now of course, the positional change of charging the night and this under screen. I hadn' t thought about it. Me, that had already existed. He' s already throwing me in the towel. Uh, yeah, I' m surprised because I have several things pointed out related to visions that when Antonio tells you, I think you' re going to agree with me, you' re going to agree with me and you' re going to hallucinate with the ideas that I' m thinking about. But we' re going with Jose Jose, you know, why you think they' re going to change the manufacturing process of FAISA. There, look right now. I don' t know how they take me to Palanca because I don' t know very well, but it may be, as Antonio says, that it' s better to have some precision, because sometimes I see this as a sparrow and the sun hunt doesn' t recognize me. Many times you recognize me 20 percent of all I have to take off my hat to recognize me. But already if it ' s at a hardware level that so you just named the pro vision now and that you can recognize your face having the pro oi vision already and that they apply the intelligence, the intelligence fight that they can make you an application there so that they improve I don' t know. I don' t

12:07 know how they can do it, but I don' t know. No. I mean, I' m out of the game with right now, with the news come oscar you what you think to see. It occurs to me that it may be good, of course, to improve a little personally. The face detector works super well for me, but I think it' s going to be more than anything on the subject of retinal iris. Perhaps where we see it, he will detect that we are seeing something like the pro plevision and perhaps with the movements of the eyes or with the movement of the hand. Without having the cell phone in close, we can activate, disable, answer. I don' t know something like that. I can think of interacting both, both technologies changing. That' s very interesting.

12:52 Look, I' m telling you a little bit about what I' m thinking It' s good to see what I got here. It occurs to me that new functions might arrive. I' m going to go forward worth it to me, I think even the metaverse that I think is perhaps the fundamental key to the new era of the FACED trudfo. On the way in. It occurs to me that a FACED could arrive with more precision, which would detect more facial gestures, with which the security could be extended. Imagine that you put a lock or an app, but not only unlock it with the FACED looking at the iPhone screen, but unlock it maybe you say look. To unlock this application, I have to raise an eyebrow to the right or to the left, or I have to wink an eye Or I have to make a grimace with the face not that I had enough precision to identify when we are making a certain grimace and that we could make patterns to unlock, for example, a specific application, because with an additional password our face and a gesture of our own face for this new fasad. Two zero then I can think of antenio, Uncle, and this I don' t know how. You haven' t thought about it. With Vision came to us and with the Apple Vison pro arrived the person and on the iPhone we have something that maybe we don' t use so much anymore at least I is that it is the mimogi. The mimogi is cool to create your own avatar.

14:16 I think this is what we all use it for, but before we had something that with Facebok and you go making notches it' s okay and because it' s your mimogi played the facial gestures that you were doing and you can make a video, an animation or even a facetime with your mimogi face. Pretty funny. Do not imagine that we will go to the next level, that now the mimogi can be the person of vision you. You like this better already. Antonio, I think I put the pigeon every time you talk, every time you open your mouth. I' ll tell you that, if there' s a saying that' s said every time you open your mouth, raise the bread, that is, every time you say one every time you say one, you' re putting four hundred bucks into iPhone. We' re all living at a price. They' re not pretty things. I' d be putting in some very powerful technology, man You' re getting in there, you know what I mean? I' d be cool to see me forgive me trudev has more precision. It has more precision than the applevision pro sensors has more precision of all. So, fine- tuning it a little bit, Uncle, could be perfect, because you imagine that for empowerment ace a plevisión pro me. I' m on the street with my iPhone and I' m calling you for face time is worth Antonio. You are with the applevisión pro I know, because maybe you can represent me and my person with the iPhone and the tru de feste faced would have to improve enough to be more precise and generate more realistic avatars and that any gesture of my face would reproduce it what produced practically to perfection.

15:48 It' s not what' s missing, Uncle, in order to have a hyperrealist avatar, I' d have to get a face aji deme prado. Following that, I' ll let you have one that is. It ' s not hearing news, nor do we have it prepared today, but it' s news a few days ago. Following that, imagine those cameras, sensor bars that say there' s going to be in the airpots. Okay Imagine Yeah, it' s the same concept. It is the same concept of serpas or we commented the other day. Sure, sure, sure, by late you send them. Ro. What happens is that the camera after was the ligdar or this seirpot sensor. It would be for what is behind the iPhone or what is in front of us, map it, to make it three- dimensional, digitize it, to take it the metaverse of the pplevision provale. But of course the fasad. What it does is capture what' s in front of the screen, of the iPhone not behind to capture us and here, undoubtedly, I think it' s very related to our face. More precision in our wagon is worth perhaps to create custom unlocking patterns, but above all to create avatar in more realistic. Uncle and now with Visions two, I think it makes a lot of sense. I could get an Iphon sixteen. It' s that of course, the after the Apple vision pro release, I mean, the first phone to come out is the Aiphon. Sixteen have to come if you really want to boost the Applevision Pro you have to create an ecosystem and the iPhone has to bring things that

17:18 integrate with the applevision pro. We are saying that we are going to create a spatial computational ecosystem yes clear exactly, exactly that the lydar of the iPhone not only serves to make portrait photographs with more precision, but that it was also going to map around our real environment, to digitize it with more precision, so that when I have a video call, you will see that behind you If you call now Antonio, you will be among the applevison pro and you will be in your studio, in your house it is worth and you will move to a digital virtual environment I only with the iPhone, which will be my studio. It' s like you' re here with me and you' ll see the couch in front of me, the desk, the little furniture, I don' t know what the love you' ll see me and you' ll see my surroundings. And all that can be done with this House, which we say could have the airports that is just a leader who goes through infrared, sending lights and in this way is tracking, because a little bit all the objects in the environment. The leader does something similar too and why not improve the facesady to enhance this much more. It ' s interesting mc Trap what you' re drinking or that Revull Sergio.

18:33 Of course I do, yes. The news of the rumor is that the FACEDY will change the rumor is that it will change the process and the FASAID components. Of course I wonder Mac Trompa that you just arrived after eight years. It' s not about a cost issue It' s okay because you ' re here, this is super- optimized. It' s a matter of new functions coming in. What functions can come to me? Can I think of this? I can think of this for sure Apple, because it will have thought of other things much nicer and will surprise us in September with the release of the Iphones diecycrés, some more thing of this new trade. I might have to point out that if they' re going to give him so much power, he' d be handsome that they also use that power for accessibility, because I think that power is already enough. Imagine for accessibility to José Te that he is not seeing us now, because he is informing me of the match of the Euro Germany Holland to see who is our rival to the final. But José Te that he is visionary, that he is blind, for imagine that the facit could have so much precision that he could read the lips, for example, that he could transcribe in some way that for certain disabled, because I do not know it was useful, not that a facerit had enough to identify what we are saying based on the movement of the plane that we do or facial gestures. Not clear is yours for accessibility.

20:03 It can be brutal. Of course, people, for example, who have a lot of reduced ability who can' t see hands. In other words, yes, it would be interesting to imagine, for a deaf person. With the support of what we are saying, transcribing it and also supporting facial gestures, we could reproduce much more what we are saying. No, then it could be at accessibility level. Super interesting thing about good facesad point. We' re gonna keep going. We have the following news, which is nothing more or less than a story written by Albert in Isennaco de com and tells us about the future of Apple Watch. Yes Greetings, Alejandro.

20:49 I don' t know if he' ll be seeing us, but this week I went through the driver' s fights. I bought an HC fight for my daughter and Alexander understood us, who is our follower and knows us and so and greeted me. Well, I wanted to say hello from here. This news is coming for you. Well, then nothing. We' re going to talk about Lapper WHC because Albert mac Trompa tells us that he ' s going to change the Apple watchse and according to Bloomberg' s Gourman, he' d come in plastic finishes, and this would be to cheapen the product. The Apple WATCHS is a fantastic team. It' s got a super interesting price and it' s okay with me, even if they put it in plastic. You know why I' m valorizing buying an Apple watchse from my father and with it plugging in connectivity to track him, because he lives alone. So, if you have an accident, let me know the Watch. It has accident detection, fall detection, heart rate detection.

21:53 Evidently, then if something happens to my father, uncle, he falls, it happens to anything. I' m on Apple Watch for instant warning. If I put myself as emergency contact, not because of Apple Watch' s Family Shering, no, then it seems interesting to me. My paren needs a titanium Apple Watch. My father a great plastic and my daughter the same as now, because he has tried everything and we have given it an apple wutches hears, because, because also to the best of plastic, it would have been a good choice. I think it' s good that Apple Witches is out of plastic. You see, Antonio, let' s go see with you. I' m okay with what this guy Albert the Hambridge says, this one that I don' t know who Max Trompa is, is Pack Trompa already you or you say the 8th of May. Not uncle, no. What I did when I saw the time they say something is interesting, which is that they plan to do it with three d e good impression.

22:57 I want to be a little reticent in Albert' s comment. Well, not to show but the news in print. Three freaks. You' d have to set up some impressing farms. Three of the shit is fine, it can be injection into three things. So, if more industrialized is worth it, I would be handsome, because besides, you would have accessed those designs. I don' t know if you could even make pieces. You don' t know anything I could give to mines. Imagine cove, too. Not this manufacture in manufacture for manufacture. Evidently, a three- D company isn' t worth it. Engineering is used in industrialization companies three D. You know it well, Antonio, to make prototypes, but mass manufacturing for the most production. These are molds. They' re molds, they' re plastic and they' re made much faster by one person three slow DS, but it' s good for you to make a first prototype.

23:52 Okay, then I don' t know. Could not be used to create the most production. Yeah, good, but who' s mother people, it' s interesting. I' m doing it wrong, but I also see that the current model is going to be I think it' s pretty much cheaper to lower its costs. It' s not clear that what matters in the end is the components that carry so many sensors or whatever. But if you imagine what I want the Apple Watch, that guy, for example, for my father, to have all the possible sensors, but that ' s worth as much to you as possible, then it' s worth getting done being practical. Sounds good to me. It particularly seems good to me, and it is that this way we would have three finishes. The plastic one by necessity. I just want the performances. I don' t want a luxury design element. I want the functions for a relative, for example, for our elders. He doesn' t hear that older people value their design and want something more elegant. No problem is it' s going to always exist. The series is ten that' s going out now or any other worth with a few finishes, two more premium. There will even then be the range to third range, which would be the ultra, which is more focused for extreme athletes. But well, it can also be interesting because it has great finishes and a great battery and it is a fantastic machine that Antonio has, for example, not then. In this way it seems to me that the Apple Watch would remain in three categories, in three very different ranges, very specific for a particular type of user. And I think

25:26 it would be less confusing because now it looks like Apple watches is the Apple Watcher is five, four or five, but they' ve made a rebrending go, but it' s the same Apple Watch as it used to be, because now it looks like they' re already different ranges that wouldn' t recycle old Apple Wach designs. Not now do you add any more sensors that you currently have. The difference it has with the normal version that it would lack only the sensor of the gram reader and the oxygen in the blood. I think it' s not enough to match the model honor Grama. If you don' t have the letu. I think gram reads you say, uh, it doesn' t have electrochar in a way or an oxymeter.

26:07 It' s not the size of the screen It' s the only thing. But if it' s forty forty man blood at least year says in blood, it would be good by now. Yeah, that would be cool anyway the Apple WTCHC TE measures your sleep and reads your breaths in such a way that you plow your sleep at best, not as accurately as if it were telling me a blood oxygen, but it makes you so good somehow. The essentials seem to me to be fine with the per wachach. I ' d like that one. If it' s plastic, it' s going to lower the cost of putting in all the benefits that normal has. For example, of course you' d simulate or the wits play one always maybe more size, a little oximetry temperature censor that you have now. But by setting aside the cost of material production, it would be the ideal if well. There' s the news. Guys. This is the future of Apple Watch and great changes are coming this year. We continue with artificial intelligence because, according to Ry courses Wail, the visionary who advanced details of what the iPhone would be like and right ahead of us in his new book that the human is going to merge with the machines, because this gentleman, who is currently employed by Google, has written a book called the singularity is closer.

27:33 By the way, this is an article by Isabel Suárez of arrobas Azul City, our companion of is anco de com Bueno, as she tells us several interesting ones. He tells us, for example, that the ia is unstoppable and will change everything to the future of humanity, so that in the future he says we will be like some kind of tyborgs. Lebu that we will prolucate so much thanks to the intellection that when the children are born as in Matrix, they will be able to carry the Ph D of physics directly to the newborn is worth to have all the knowledge that needs it thanks to that we will be a kind of cyborg, a mixture between human and machine.

28:18 Thanks to the artificial intelligent talk to us something that may not be so far away. Okay, that' s good- bye to death. I explain to myself this Mr ry curse Wail, excuse me for saying it badly, because he tells us that you imagine that we can keep our voice, that this can already be made of a person, that we can create a hyperrealist avatar, that this can already be made of a person. Imagine that a family member dies and you can digitally represent that family member to fight the duel, to chat with him and say goodbye or whatever. Wow, I ' m already really with some applevisión, but, for example, we could do it Antonio to see already there is already software, that is to say there are already mourning treatments that are being carried out today with those similar technologies, all on a very medical level, on a very professional level, not on a user level, but there are already developers working on those lines, both with Vision and with wave as such quest I think there was also something, but of course, the definition that has vision, has no goal.

29:41 So it' s pretty powerful. It' s quite power. Besides, I' ve seen, I' ve seen some developments that are in super beta phase, but are not public. There' s some grieving management development. Dead relatives and such and it is brutal, brutal to put the chicken stones. It' s something that' s definitely coming, it' s totally coming. It' s just one of the things about the Apple Vision for the meta quests. Well, then, in the end, one of the things that you have this that can represent like in a video game people and every time it' s going to be more realistic. So, if you can put your face on it, you can put your voice on it.

30:22 You' re gonna have your loved ones there all your life. Obviously, it is not the same as having immortality, but good is something that today, with the science we know, it is possible that this can be done. Lord gives a soli tells us of many stripes. It tells us that, because we give ourselves a mixture between man machine, a kind of cyborgs. Okay, and I don' t know how real this can be. But of course if we end up being half man machine quietly in the future, because parts of our body can be replaced by machines worth and, perhaps we can have this eternal life or even as in some altered carbon film, we can download our personality a little pill to have eternal life, permanent and never die. I don' t know this is scratched, but of course, one of the things about artificial intelligence is that we' re expected to have the general artificial intelligence at some point. The intelligent general tstal is a higher intelligence level god it is good that you can learn from yourself, so that, with the computing power that has an artificial deligent you can learn to learn, to learn, to rewrite your code, to rewrite your code, to learn to receive your code, so that you can exponentially grow as intelligence to be an intelligence at God level, then you expect an artificial intelligence

31:56 of this caliber to help us solve problems how to find cure for cancer, for example, and for any disease. Then of course, in the end, if we come to an artificial intelligent, general agi on a God level, we can calmly say good, because how life is created, how we block aging, how you know. Then there will come a time when, perhaps, we will not reproduce sexually, but we will be a kind of human half machine and as in Matrix, we will create ourselves artificially. It ' s a can be all a little bit, a little apocalyptic. I don' t know it' s bread there We have a comment, a little romantic, that is, humanistic. Besides comment, it' s fine.

32:44 In two thousand and fourteen, they released a movie that I imagine you ' ve seen. Sure, I' m going to make an exporior of a two thousand fourteen movie ten years ago. Uh, but, well, if I haven' t seen anyone, then somebody' s sorry, but ten years to see her. In two thousand fourteen there is a theoretically futuristic movie by Johnny Depp that is called transcendent transcendence translated into Spanish, that Johnny Depp is a researcher, the most important in the level of artificial intelligence and that is working to create a machine that is sensitive and that can mix man with the machine and kill him in an anti ia. In two thousand and fourteen I' m talking about an anti- poison and he knows that he has very little time left to live and he decides to self- melt with the machine and people self- melt. That' s in two thousand fourteen Open There, Open There, the creative company of CHAGPT is founded in December of the two thousand fifteen, it is founded a year later and they start hard. Okay I say romantic, because I understand that it has nothing to do with a movie with the foundation of Open There, but oysters is curious, as in ten years the film has changed, the film. I say the reality, the reality that we live today and the reality that was described

34:17 in that film. It' s worth everything you' ve said about Rie Cursuwaile, from his book, about singularity is closer to the description of the film of the year two thousand. But yes, yes, yes, that was practically a literal description of the teli Hey the truth oscar Bn Chico. There' s a movie here I' ll tell you. His name is The Crator. I don' t know how he got there now. We talked about it here It was very, very similar to what your eulogy is saying, and it' s like creating a robot. And you' ve gotten too into artificial intelligence to set parameters to the robots themselves, and I like that fight a lot too. It' s also very good, man, and the part that reads the last fifteen seconds of memory when you die, Antonio, that' s true, yes, yes, much I could revive for fifteen seconds. Okay, but it' s still super, so it' s like always dealing with advancement and technology with humanity and with humanism, because in that one that' s the shit, I' m not

35:50 gonna do spoiler. But the protagonist, who is the girl, is finally the protagonist. You can watch the movie and you will understand because I say what it always faces humanity and the movie, the humanist change. Yeah, he was leaving in the movie,' cause he' s so cool. Antonio didn' t recommend it and I saw it later and I think it ' s really cool. Well, one comment. I, when I was at the University, a circuit professor who was a researcher, was doing my doctorate and was researching artificial intelligence. It was very soon that was the beginning of the two thousand and we couldn' t even imagine what the GPT chap could be. And these things are worth 20 years before. Imagine, then, this teacher who studied, researched, was the one who was studying to create the artificial intelligence that we have today. He told us in a class of sight circuits. I look into this and I can assure you that artificial intelligence does not exist and will probably never exist and that was very recorded to me. Okay then, believing my teacher and analyzing a little bit, what we have today, what we have now is not artificial intelligent. It' s just that maybe we' ve got the definition wrong, with the name marketing level is a spectacular name, but Gepete chat is not an artificial intelligence.

37:19 It is a predictive language that, on the basis of a question, predicts the answer that we hope to receive, but does not have the ability to think alone, to have anxieties or to have creativity. So I don ' t know how agile the general artificial intelligence this level God, which we are commenting on and which we have commented on in several podcasts for a year or two. We have practically commented on this subject on several occasions, I do not know how far it is possible today. I want to be prudent and make it clear that artificial intelligent doesn' t exist and it' s like a language in some way that doesn' t answer our questions, but it' s not exactly an intelligence. What we have now is like a tool that answers a question and is a little bit? What we have now with CHJPT is a little bit what we saw in two thousand eleven with SIRI, because in two thousand eleven with Sirius, when we saw Siri, we all bought the iPhone four s Thinking my God, this is an artificial intelligence.

38:23 It didn' t seem like it wasn' t later. Apeldo Jo very clearly was a virtual assistant. But of course we thought you were going to ask him anything and he was going to solve you quickly. Those of us who bought the iPhone fours quickly saw that SIRI was a little limited, so we asked him anything and he didn' t know how to answer virtually anything we asked him. But we imagined, when we saw the presentation of the iPhone four s and SIRI, that this series that Apple was presenting in two thousand eleven, in October, in four October of two thousand eleven, because it was CHATKPT valid and that it would work as today CHATGPT works. So, well, somehow, we have to be clear that artificial intelligence doesn ' t exist today. It is a tool, it is a very good virtual assistant, very powerful, that will improve and that will allow us to do amazing things and improve in all categories. But that' s why it ' s an intelligence that has the concerns of a human, the needs of a human. Well, not from Wednesday, November 6, this year, from November 6, two thousand twenty- four, we look at it again that day because it would be because November 5th will be the elections of the United States and Open. There he is holding gt V, is he holding it? Development has it, it' s holding it. There as a

39:54 champion and he doesn' t want to make it work. He' s done four hos and four plus, he gives it free for people to start doing good. It' s a marketing issue and people start messing around and stuffing up. But I think that from the 6th of November, which I ' m going to say the next day I told you the seir of November because Mercrit we have program okay. But I think that from there, when you pass the selection from the United States and start taking out everything that you have most advanced, we can start seeing new things. I totally agree with you that this, if we take a standard turing test, let' s say it' s not enough. It would already be what we said about Creator' s film, it would be ex Machina, for example, okay, because it would be because I don' t know, it would already be the computer on board the Cover Disc in Discovery in the sixth season and it would be anything you had to infuse to think before we asked him.

41:09 But right now, what we have is something that takes action when we ask for it, then. That' s not an interegenetificial, it' s a very powerful tool. Sure, he' s an exact assistant. He ' s an assistant like City should have been in a moment and it wasn ' t accurate. We' re super obsessed. Matrick, I' m a kid, you say, you' re an itterminate, no, and I mean, of course it' s Kinet. But apart from Skyner or Madrid, remember that before Terminator was a Pelix War Games is worth very good. I love that movie. I love to know she' s already an uncle and we' re talking about probably fifteen twenty years before. Yes, those 80s movies, no more two years, but from the eighties and And it' s already that determinator argument The basis is argument yes, yes, yes, yes, well, yes, artificial intelligent, obviously, because it does in science fiction in cinema. We have it from leaving, of course the picast from the seventy three eighty- three, yes, eighty- three, Sergio Vale, Gracias, Chico, of course the earth was coming down.

42:22 What I wanted was to say okay. We have to be clear that artificial intelligence does not exist today. I don' t know if coming into existence in a future is worth I' d like to think that if there is real artificial intelligence it' s worth no more. Not a general intelligent terpiitial, but an artificial intelligent, as we know it by definition of science, fiction in films. And such would be a point like in Star Wars, where robots have certain concerns, certain needs, they have an intelligence, but it is artificial, but they are at the service of the human being, they have no concern about being me robot another and like me, robots that reveal themselves truth. Yeah, yeah, yeah, well, we' ll see how. But as what you mean in the end today we have no in the artificial intelligent. He' s really an assistant. What happens is that there is a marketing level, because call it artificial intelligent, because it sounds pretty good and sells a lot, but down the ground. Antonio, I' d like you to tell us what your production process is.

43:29 How you manage your productivity with an artificial intelligent nobody how we spun it. Hey, look at the tools we' re using right now in the office. And now it' s continued use, super continuous use. Obviously, or Chief Vale, I won' t deny what. Chajepet is a work base that I like more every day. Every day I like what they' re doing better and every day I like how it works. Now a little comparison that I' m going to have quite hypo, quite hateful, but well, we also use Copilot worth Copile. We use it because we have it integrated. Everything I' m going to explain to you today we have in business mode, business accounts. Then we have open all the functions is worth Copilon we use it, because we have integrated it with the entire suite of Microsoft Vale, and then, well we have it integrated and there are things that start to work. But good to me really if I put in a confrontation with Chaget copilot, nowadays copilo loses, but street we use per plexid It' s a super mega search engine, but it' s a very special super mega search engine. It' s a supermega search engine that ' s already integrated and then it' s going to separate you from looking

45:00 for or c or MS better than Google, and that' s how it looks a lot better than Google, because it' s a search engine that ' s giving you, opening doors and giving you more information and possible paths to what you' re looking for. Vale is not a searcher to use to say hey look I want to search on the site of the cadastre in Spain, the cadastre here, in Spain is the references of the farms of any land, of any house. Well, that goes to Google. But if you want to look for yourself, then hear how I have to use a theorem of I don' t know what to look for, I don ' t know what to do such. So he' s gonna develop you, or how it has to be a turbine for dad. So he' s developing you and he' s giving you a whole series of parallel information that the truth is they' re super useful. Okay, we started using one that we left a little bit aside, because gep' s already fixed it a lot too. Chat pdf. Okay Chat pdf was a tool that, before CHAGPT integrated uploading any type of files and uploading it today from the cloud of any type of cloud we used pdf chap to analyze pdfs. It does quite well, but of course that functionality as far as the people of CHAGPT are concerned, because many of those I say rely on CHAGPT, too, must be commented upon. But for the open people there, when he started to see that chat pdf started to do certain functions and there was a

46:31 high demand at the print level of that app or that app because CHAGPT got the batteries and the truth is that what makes cha JEP today with the PDFs is brutal. Okay we use an app, well, we call it an app, but they' re really like for me they would always be like extensions of but well, we use one that' s called carts. No. No, no? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, they don' t have their own page and they' re their own businesses and they' re their own apps with their own subscriptions and they have, I mean, they' re not chagept extensions. But the point is that good to see isn' t let' s say, it' s not how good you see it has an open background. There are others that I will now comment on that have no background. Okay this carp is actually called something worth the page or the app or extension is called algore and something.

47:45 What it does is that it creates mind maps and process maps that we use a lot in the work, very quickly, and you create them from you it' s making you believe it alone or it can make you the only one worth or believe it giving you a prom or, it creates it by loading a file and generating ideas from a prom or taking a photo, passing an image and giving it prom also parallel. I mean, it' s pretty good, it' s pretty powerful. It' s just like the chap is letting us use quite a bit of oysters is something we use quite a bit. It' s also good after we discover something that' s brutal. It' s worth one I think it is. Besides, I teach you to pull that we use. We do a lot of point or no show. We do a lot of presentation slits presentations when you have to present a project you go, you have to present a results, when you have to present. Most things are done in presentations. Okay then of course, make a decent presentation first, because you have to structure it, you have to and all that you do mentally and you do it, either you don' t auto per bodyint, then there' s an app of it that' s pop. That' s where you get introduced. But it' s brutal, so it' s something you use when you use

49:17 it. Besides, all the ones I say you can try, but when you use it, it' s something spectacular. You also give him a prom You can upload a document in pdf. You can upload a document in world, you can upload ideas, you can upload images, you can upload whatever you want. Okay, and you give him the composition and he believes you. You give it in whatever language you want. You pass it on to any language you want. You tell him how many slits time difference, if you want to do it with movement and movement, with flocharts in fluchar. I mean, is it brutal? I mean, it' s brutal in the sense that a presentation that you might sooner take. I used to go to the office sometimes I have to prepare a presentation for you to come in tomorrow. Come tomorrow of the day of presentation and you would stick there, then, four or five hours to make a presentation. You had it all in your head, but you had to build it. You make the images, the flows or the information and so and here it is limits.

50:16 Whatever you want, you put in a balance sheet pdf. You tell him to analyze the balance sheet and accounts. You tell her what you want to do in the presentation and you give her a button and in 30 seconds you have it done. So, it seems to me the brutal ce that something that you could first set aside four or five hours in thirty seconds is done and everything that you have fails. I' m saying. Very little fails, at least on the business side. Very little is missing. I don ' t know if in the part let' s say non- business or in the part that you can play free stuff. Not miss. It fails two things we' ve discovered lately. Well, there' s one that ' s pretty well known that plus I' ve used it on some Friday break, which is one. Okay don' t create the music you want the song you want to give him a prom or, you give him the lyrics, you tell him the style and he creates you a song in twenty seconds and then he gives you variants for background music, videos, presentations, similar things, because the truth that we also use it enough and the one that we are using now also with quite assibility in our workflow of everything I ' m saying, that' s not little. It' s Raskai.

51:31 Raskai is an application that you upload to her the video in the language you want in which it is worth It looks what I' m going to tell you now. You upload the video you want in whatever language it is, he analyzes it. Okay You can have one participant, two participants, three participants, seven participants, a presenter, a debate, a presentation with four people, whatever it is worth, he analyzes it, he says hey look. Here are five people talking. Who is it, who is it, who drives the subject, who is the presenter, who tata tata tool assign roles and you can translate the video into language, who is with a preconfigured voice or analyzing the voice of each of them and the ia puts your voice in any other language, and that is very interesting. I' ll be appearing with the even laps that' s called Raskai ras kay brutal. I am, but sc there is not sk ak is brutal, but it has a function. It has a function. That is, apart from that when they analyze you and detect the language and it puts everything in you, it puts all the texts in you, he analyzes the tempos and tells you shit here. If you put this voice to him, you' re gonna go faster, slower. You can do it. A translates you, but in voice also not only is it in voice, no, no, no, not in text if you want subtitled, but you translate it to me.

52:59 This made me laugh very well, because you imagine that the videos say they are coming, for example, with a tool of forgiveness of these. I could effortlessly put my voice in English, itself, not in German. Okay, that' s actually it. But besides, not only that, not only that, but it has a part of the tool that, apart from your power to set the times, you can change the texts. Even you can change a text and something that is called here in one way and you want to be called elsewhere from another you can change the text and in the translation that you accept. But it has a function, which is to follow Alius, which is that it follows you and accompanies your tits, that well your movement of the word with the movement of the abia is that, obviously, brutal brute good and in fact, already four videos that are also presented in public places is worth those videos and it is brutal. It' s called Luisa, mate calls adem ras, raskay Ersk space there very interesting.

54:06 But lastly, and lastly, lastly, everyone we use has already seen you. I have therefore commented on a few of the applications that we are using in the office today. Finally, there is something that is almost obligatory, which is a humanizer. Okay. We have to have a humanizer because good, because according to what text, according to what things we do is worth We want the text not to be so Pa, Pa, Pa, Pa, Pa, structuring, Dad Dad, that we should give it a touch of humanization and, besides, a touch of undetectable urbanization, that is, it is a touch of that you are already seeing, according to which platforms according to what things they detect if what you have generated is by now and then this one gets you like a eraser, like a watermark goes through with another watermark and we use jumbot jam there is that it is a smoker of interesting people. There was that he' s a humanizer for you to put in there the text is called the application hambo. You put the text you want there, and based on that text, because you tell him, because listen I want a level of humanization, so, a manization on Saturday.

55:25 That happens too and I' m going to say it is very important with pop Ai, with the presentation. It also happens that not only does it generate images of what you have told him and so does the whole of you, but it is also able to tell him if the presentation has to be entrepreneurship to the formal educational investor, for it has about twenty or thirty possibilities to customize the texts and the way to explain things or be brutal based on what happens to you. We have a comment from Luis without García Pires and we' re done with the ia. Says Leiefield r, Apple' s head of App Stohore joins the Openhi Board of Directors as an observer. What do you think For me it' s a forward- looking move by Apple totally unquestionably, when artificial intelligence speaks on the iPhone, on an Apple team, this can be quite dangerous for Apple. That' s why Apple didn ' t want to go any further, even though it' s known that it had certain predictive language technologies that could resemble what CHATGPTA is today. It could even have been advanced, as Sappel has not wanted to give these kinds of moves because what he does not want under any circumstances is for an Apple team to give an answer that is not supervised by Apple to avoid problems.

56:44 Okay then. So, well, in the end, if Appley inten gens link with third- party ias like Chat GPT, because he' s certainly already talking on an Apple team by an Apple team. So, well, somehow, obviously, because that' s a very serious thing and at the very least, because obviously, someone from Apple has to be on the open board to see that it cooks inside. It' s something that already happens with Microsoft. It is something that, therefore, Picrosoft, as is the maximum shareholder that has forty- nine percent of open Hay, because it already has responsible in the board of directors of Opena and supervising all types, all kinds of movements. And well, Apple seems to get a little bit of a pair In this sense, it seems to me a very necessary news, because, evidently Apele is very jealous of everything that happens in his systems and cannot leave it to chance. It integrates an already third party. It has to be very controlled by the others. The way you see it. I have a tony question or less don' t tell me how much. But your monthly budget in high subscriptions not all, well, but not just hers, but no. Not talking about negative specks, talking more than all about apps, because you named Musi and that' s not if the ones you said are very useful, for example the one from Rascaí, when it' s worth in totaling that you' re going is a little hard to say,

58:15 because there are some that work with Tockens Vale and then clear with Tuckens, because that' s what you spend worth and others that work with subscription. In general mode, subscription goers are not extremely expensive. Okay, I mean, I don' t know, for example, about presentations, okay, I think we pay a hundred dollars a year or something, I mean, they' re not excessively expensive. Those that are very powerful that go with Tockens, because it may be costing you between forty fifty euros a month or so. I believe that if we do it monthly with everything we have and there are two or three that I have mentioned because they are in development.

58:55 Also working with them now and that I can not explain or mention, but as for those that we were working on, it says that perhaps a month are between five hundred and six hundred euros to the meja in subscriptions. Okay okay, but of course, well, thanks for the date come on, we' re going to move on that if we don' t get there it' s going come on, we' re going on with some news. But of course, Antonio, I' m sorry it' s over. No, no, I' m not saying that, but of course they got a lot out of him. Yes, totally, totally. It' s for work, man, it' s for the company, and if you use it, you pay for it having dual because you took them out. Provecho Come on, let' s continue with another news that has written us mac Trompa, to vert, Jan Bradge and Sanaco, of com that tells us about advancement of lukewarm and comput and is that in beta Three of Tibios eighteen Night to Five Mack has found clues, references advances of a Hume pod with screen. It was an open secret It was a rumor that Minchi Quo, among others, had been saying d for quite some time.

1:00:02 Kurman had also commented on this. But now it' s confirmed in the code of Beta Three of lukewarm eighteen Night to Five Mack has found keywords like plater board, among others, that might indicate that there is a pot game with screen. Well, if you' d like to add some thought to that, it seems to me that they' re coming this year. The Airpox MAX, the airpox MAX have to be updated, they have to catch up with all they have already are the EIS, the USDC they are and well, because it seems that Homepots are going to arrive is also clear in the beta of lukewarm eighteen. We could dream that these are things that are coming this year. The truth wouldn' t be great, man, if you get a reasonable price, whatever it is, it makes a Homepot with a screen, I said, but you go home for the prices, because it' s to make you think. But if you get a price out, I don' t know a small positive eye with seven- inch screens, about 200 euros or so, matching the price of the Amazon, the eight- inch Eco Showl, because hey has quite a powerful and direct competition. With that houses is Martin' s Home Pot. I mean this,

1:01:36 I think we' d either wish we had that. Apple' s doing it, because he' s already listening to me for trial and how many years. In fact, there is no more that we send him a greeting that today would have to be with us, but he is sick, with covid and we cannot go on to recover better. It looks like he ' s fine, uh, but, well, he' s got a fever and so I' m doing a health video and how Martin shared with us the health data. I saw the other day at night he was like he had tachycardia. I mean, or this one' s been having sex, but just, just, just, just, just acting and I' m saying I' m surprised, uh, I' m not sure.

1:02:23 The information has to be spun. There you have to give the information. Come on, for a playful pod with a screen of our beloved Martin Giroy is just around the corner. We' ll see what happens. I would like to talk about the experience of home pot and iPad experience separately. We started with you José Vale, because you bought a Hume potmini and to see the need for this Hume Pod with screen, because I believe that Hopoty iPad speak separately about it as we use it, it can anticipate us that it makes sense or not this hon od with screen. I tell you how you just mentioned me recently, now about a week now, I bought a home potmini and of course, the time I' ve had to be able to test not enough, so they' re more sterile tests and basic functions.

1:03:17 But the truth is, I come from Alexa' s Amazon ecosystem, because it really works pretty well. You know, I was gonna be surprised by a dumber show. I was expecting it worse I was pleasantly surprised. The sound of the Home pot Mini also works quite well, quite decent, as I have been able to link it also with Apple TB and it is a pleasure to hear it. That' s where I tell you certain things that have failed me to say that sometimes Siry doesn' t recognize you as the user, say, I share my girlfriend and I share in Home Podmini.

1:04:03 Adding events to the calendar or adding events to the shopping list. To give an example. I asked him listen Fulanita put such a thing on the shopping list. It' s worth the next request I make to you again on the fly. He tells me he repeats to me that who I am, we leave me the whore. I' m telling you, he knows about those little flaws he' s having. Another thing I didn' t know so well that I did a test, because I see how the homepot requires the information to have an iPhone or an iPad. It doesn' t. With iPad don' t know that you haven' t tried, but with iPhone one morning, until this week, with iPhone off, I asked you to put an event on the calendar, because you kept saying hey I don ' t have problems with the connection, problem that didn' t add to anything. Okay, so I turned on the iPhone. I' ve made the request again, and that' s where it works. Sure. That doesn' t happen with Alejandro, because it' s also clear. They work differently. Not then those small differences that there is saving the distance between one and the other that I see it more the same and more the same as I thought there was going to be a lot more difference but I see that SIRI has improved a lot. There are things I think you need to improve. But what you' re talking about having on the screen. I also have at home a small eco show, the five- inch show and

1:05:36 seeing the calendar information, seeing photo information, seeing weather information, things you ' re putting on, the music you' re playing. This option of having a home pot with screen screens would be very cool. But if in a home pot it is very important, I believe, from my point of view, Siri artificial intelligence. I think I learn intelligence could take a step forward to Apple' s voice assistant. Imagine if I had a screen on the hume pot. Imagine if I had a screen because you' re asking for tame things and you have a visual image on the screen. From the action. Don' t either find me this kind of content or I want to make this dish of cooking. Explain to me how I have to do whatever a video generated by already puts in you. In the end, step by step exclusive to you of what you want. Or it really makes a lot of sense to oscar have a screen at your disposal. Not you who have an iPad nine now. You' ve been testing it as a kind of screen somehow in mobility, not more or less. Yeah, good.

1:06:42 I' m going to say here that I' ve had all the ipads and I' ve got to deal with using the IPA as a complete computing system and I couldn' t. I could. When the new iPad came out with the keyboard the magikybor hallucinated I ran I bought lem one the thirteen yes running, I bought it and didn' t give me what I wanted. Then I sold it. Then I bought the 11 m two and in the end I chose to have the Mini ok It was like I told myself you know I' m going to use it as what it is, as a table. Well and there I was pretty quiet until I left it at the airport on a plane and for life' s sake, I dropped my lipad on the nine point two ninth generation. I think it' s ten as something and good faith. I learned it and started to see it and I was very surprised, very but very pleasantly surprised, because it is practically the same as the mini. Of course, it keeps the manufacturing instance screen.

1:07:40 But really for the use I give you based, I, for example, use it to listen to music, for example, to watch YouTube content consumption or any streaming. I use it as a web browser to search for information, calendar for myself my work, which I can split over the screen in two and use a program on one side of music and a gym information program on another. And it works perfect. He' s got the jack that' s wonderful for them to suck the music and he really doesn' t walk. All right. He' s doing great. Not having tested the battery 100 percent. It has less battery than the rest, logically because it is older, but it does work very well. The costoma sounds perfect, look and what works best is the continuous you sergio. Function I stay really works spectacularly very well. It' s and I really have it plugged in. I have in computer mode the mouse I go to ipa. I can see an email enter a web page or put a YouTube and then I keep moving the mouse to me with battle and it' s instant and makes sense a home pod with screen for you in your experience with the use you ' re making now of this iPad nine, because you' re using it a little bit, a little bit on are or I want to say in the end why we need a podt game with screen. Okay. I think we need a screened reed for all those who use an iPad like Oscar in mobility at home. You take it to the kitchen, you take it to

1:09:11 the living room, you take it to the bedroom, but you want the best possible audio. Okay,' cause look, I like it. Yes, but perhaps not so big, but on a more informative screen. Maybe not something so gadgets, because it has ten one or ten five I think I see it very big with such a big kick, maybe one more screen of information some maybe like an ultra more square. Of course, I' m sorry a pro max Keeping itar goes a little bit more square, of course, i e using a conventional pot game. I don' t need a screen because he wants an audio pot game or to control a home automation.

1:09:53 Exactly, why would you want to put a screen on the hume pot for information? Not that you offer to have the power to dispose, even if it is only visual, nothing more than you, that is to say myself. I give you the example that it' s not a case. I' m just a little eco, and I' ve got it in the middle of the living room. Every morning I cross, I go to the living room. I' ve got it in front of me, and you' ve always seen as little as I can see the news you' ve got. I' m informing you of news. It informs you of the weather. It informs you. If there' s a wind alert, like this week we' re having here, now, now, the calendar photograph, then that little information that he' s offering you, hey, he' s thanking you. You know, you know you don' t have to consult alone or ask her. I have a simple visual. You see it and you say look. It' s interesting here, man.

1:10:41 If I love the Amazon model you put on the vert in the article you ' re going to put on Hong Pot, it has to be defeat with that one. For me it is I love that model that you can follow, but that it has that size of screen with a high Potese model is that uncle imas is that I love that model. I love it with the central stage. This is not that the one you documented before you put on has. Well, for video calls, it may be interesting that you have the home pot there that has the best possible audio to play your music, but that I have a screen, because for different circumstances that sting you to your smart video goalkeeper. Well, to tell the video directly called the homembot screen, it is good that they make you a video call, because that you could see the video called you could easily pass it to the screen of this homen podt with screen, no, as we are seeing in this image of the article of mac compounds in something of com Bueno, because it could be interesting, not as that domotic control is worth, but it has a great audio quality and, moreover, a screen for good, because to interact you actually with the app of similar house. I don' t know what ' s going on is that you' re on track, I' m not just seeing the show you' re saying. The home put is an audio computer and the screen is to see things. Then why would I want

1:12:12 to put the two together. I understand that there are people who are in love with the eco show, for example, Amazon, as you call us José, but it' s really useful, you say Mira. You can ' t live without an echo show or you have it, you say Mira. If you don' t have it, it' s okay, I don' t know why I didn' t just see it. A home pot with a screen is in the oven and so on, but they either pull something differential. Or I don' t know that, that I imagine it in the fixed kitchen, because to listen to music or to play videos while I cook living. I know a program of whatever it is or YouTube, watching recipes, an instructive. Yeah, for that, for the kitchen it can be cool, but good for that too you take, you put the lipeath and next door and you do the same. Yeah, yeah, I' m another thing that they get out as well as what Google has done with their tablet with this one that has to serve you in a tomatic way like at the same time and if they give iPad a home functionality, not with that part that you say of dogmotic control and that since you have access to the apps and that you add what they are. Hey, he ' s got it, uh, yeah, we got LIPAD. Not only does LIPAD not only have a home function, but iPad is one of the linkers to manage homes. Yes, you, but I mean Antonio. I mean, I mean, when you put it on the stand, he just changes the interface. I mean, it' s not like the iPad interface.

1:13:40 I have one more interface to call me crazy. Call me crazy, but I think a humempot with a screen is ridiculous. I don' t think we need it anymore today, I don' t think I' d buy it. However, I imagine giving him a spin of nut, okay let' s look into utility. If I had it was a conventional homepot, which I find a wonderful product as a home automation center, because either you have an applet or you have a hub pot to control your home automation equipment. For Hume quet vale is then essential how to focus home automation without giving it a great home bot as audio equipment. A home pot two sounds spectacular, okay sounds great, you can even put two, have a mat option and you have a wonderful spectacular audio. If you hit a conventional home pot, you somehow put a support on Max Sage where I can put my iPad, load the iPad and use it as an additional screen. There you would see sense to this home pot with screen in another way beyond as in Albert' s post on the cover we see a home pot where the top of the hume pod that right now is a little pant that there is a very very simple sity animation. A light if you put in a mini screen so you can go that virtual buttons appear and I can touch that screen to do certain actions. That' s more than enough for me. A Home pot with hybrid Jon Potypad seems absurd to me, I find interesting with a

1:15:14 mini touchscreen. I find it interesting to have a home podt as an iPad support. That' s what I see I' m just gonna show you the information that your calendar looks at after the hour for your house at the time. I have my daughter' s date at school today. What such a thing. But why do you want that information to appear in a home pot with a screen that is in a static room and that you cannot move because it is connected to the power supply. If you' re probably in the kitchen or in the bathroom, why do you put it on your lap? But watch the fine in one place, or I' ll take the putt out of my pocket I mean, you don' t need one of them. Say, hey, Pili, what time is it? Hey, Pilia, I see it on the screen that now looks like a series, as you say Sergio, animated with a LED screen that you can program to watch tell him I want him not to be shared. That could be good and it would be and it would be not thinking to me I find it hard to see an iPad like the one I have with sound. Yeah, I don' t see it. It is clear why you want to put a wet pod glued to an iPad, because you want the iPad to have the best possible sound. It' s good for the kitchen, because it might be interesting to have a TV there to watch videos while you cook it might be okay. I do see a certain utility for the living room for photos to appear or for the smart video doorman to sting and you like the

1:16:45 image of the video doorman on this screen of the home pod with screen seems to me to be useful, but it' s something you say look. If you don' t have it, it' s just that nothing happens you know because now how the iPad and iPod use the iPad already or you go with your iPad whenever you want and want i for the kitchen and a home pot wants to watch a video you tell her that you want to hear the sound on the computer and it' s over. You don' t have to be with a device of I don' t know a kilo, three hundred six hundred grams that I know carrying it everywhere, that you have to maybe connect it to the current or to a used charger. How Freeman Freeman treats there is a greeting, ca says. The front door of my house has an iPad with facial recognition to open the door. You have to explain to me how you do that? Because I want to, but that ' s it. That' s good, man, that' s good?

1:17:31 You have to explain to me how you do that? You' re cool, you' re cool, man. I' m in love, man, with the ecco shows, man, because I think it' s great, that' s to have, even though I get a little bit of a girl Chiquiti, you get that information for a lot of things that you say you can always ask yourself for, which is a comfort, but sometimes you get across and see that information pussy look at me you didn' t remember this and and you show up there you know you' re always rotating that information stuff. Honestly, that sounds great to me. Is it clear I don' t need to have it pretty? I find it nice If you have enough money, because it is a design element for your living room or for your kitchen, it will be useful, but it will not make you any more productive, no more handsome, neither will it make you with more money or more amusing. So it seems to me like a product that' s a good idea, but still, but that' s okay as long as I put a competitive price on it. Now, if you ' re gonna put me on a 500- six hundred- euro prisoner, go fuck yourself, you know why it doesn' t make sense,' cause I' m sorry. You buy an iPad. You buy an iPad that you can move it, not the comtivo team of or sweep you is to sweep you away now why you want more. So that' s a screenpot we' re imagining. It' s an iPad that sounds worse.

1:18:45 Sorry, it' s an iPad that sounds better. Okay, well, I have an iPad that sounds the way it sounds and it' s done and I can move it wherever I want and I don' t have it fixed in an exact place. You know, then I' d see it. Cool like that. I have several home pods around my house. Then I see him very interesting as a central home automation accessory, for example, as a voice assistant, as a musical thread, he has a lot of goodness and he has a support where I can stick there on the iPad and the ipa can pull it out and paste it in another home pot. This looks good. A hybrid to do this looks good, but a hybrid of a home pod with iPad screen seems to me to have percado, evidently nice pimp. It' s cool, but I know something you' re saying.

1:19:28 It' s stupid. I think, in my opinion, I don ' t know, you' ve had an echo show. You' ve had it. I haven' t had it because I don' t like it, but I' ve seen it. I have friends who have him. And the only thing, the only performance that catches my attention from the Eku show is how I have the Amazon Ring that if they bite me the video porter appears there the image, but good that they appear to me on the PLTV, that appear to me in the pertub. You know, I ' m telling you. It seems to me, even if it' s a small screen, you know what it' s all about to me. To me it seems a silly thing, a nice element to see photos, but it seems like a silly product to match to me particularly yes to me, because fuck if yes, lu no, uncle and I clear to see if you do. If you are always in the same place, it can be useful. But of course if you' re in mobility, you' re going to use it and I' ve got it a point in my house, between the living room and the kitchen, that I' m in the hallway. Even whatever it is, I always have it there. So yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there' s a lot of people who have it. I have friends who have him and there are people who are delighted with him. But me, in my minimalist mentality. If I don' t take it at sixty- five percent, I think I' ll throw the money out. It' s me You' re gonna get over it. Antonio, don' t forgive me I' m a minimalist.

1:20:41 You' re going on vacation with the iPhone, the IPADMINI iPad, but the iPad pre mine will bind me the MacBook, the minimalist iMac. Listen to me one thing not at a minimum and this is me Uncle Hostia. Well, okay, okay, my animalist. So come on, you go all the way here, and if we can read you want some chubby gambo and we' ll comment on some little thing. I only have one thing to comment on. We' re gonna combo pimp. Come and play some music and a very good one. We put a little musicquet and we go to chubloton cambo, because we come to gambo Chulató the most mentioned section, the chera of Life' s icenacus. You know how this works.

1:21:58 You can help us from the chat by writing Gamba two points, something of the week that you did not like or pimp two together, something of the week that yes or it is liked. I only have a pimp this week and it' s chapter four, this week' s episode of the Dragon House. Oh Mom, when I saw him he was lurking fast on the spoiler channel of the discord bip dais on the code or boys. I' m freaking out with this episode that ending is I told the other guy is that since the red wedding game of thrones I hadn' t been impacted so much by an episode. I think the red wedding is a capitulazo that is way above it, but this gorgeous ending, this spectacular dragon house game episode, a pimp. That' s very good. This series, really, this second season is still on the same line. There are chapters with more action, with less action, better, worse, but from time to time there are some that you say my God, we get to the valley, this we are as high as I haven' t seen it. I haven ' t commented on anything. I' ve commented. I say spectacular to see look. I' ve got a pimp. I' ll forgive that I was ahead of José and I have a pimp to watch minimalist shoot, but that' s very good for us who like this kind of series or film and such is a series of four chapters called stan Netflix, you call the code that was worth millions worth then I won' t do it.

1:23:29 I don' t know if you' ve seen him, you' ve seen him, no. No. I' ve done great. It' s very good, very good. We talked about it. Whom Enna Codia we put on a great good skunk. I loved it, but what day I said I wasn' t there two years ago. Yeah, you were two years ago when we saw her. Well, I' ll tell you one thing. I' ve seen it now, man, and I think it' s a brutal series, man, a really good brain. I loved two guys who discover and believe what one day to see is a series that just starts, as it says this I' m going to say now, that they create terravision, which is Google' s forerunner. Ah I didn' t see the great brutal good truth. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And what I show at the end is the theme always David Spoilers, no, spoilers, no, no, no, you' re not going at the end Take care, I mean David di go Leatt.

1:24:26 It' s always that the great techs, man, beat away so many times with the creativity and the science that people put, man, that fucks me a lot since the first episode without counting spoilers, as Antonio says. So much so, these two guys create a Google Maps ten years before there was Google, Maps, and then it comes to Google and takes out Google Maps, which is really what these guys left. It' s based on real facts. No, I think it' s based on real fact. Yeah, yeah, that' s one of them. This is the dedicated series. One of the two creators who died in the year they released the series. Don' t worry, I haven' t given Trompa says in the chat Antonio still teaches us things about the Gatchets that he has been in the daily backpack since that episode a few weeks ago, where he showed us his every Day Carrie the corner of José Te tells Chuletón the elections, word of finalist football of the Euro Cup and big this selection, that I recognize that I didn' t expect it, because it is very big, because notice that I just read the news. Listen I read the news that no single team in the same championship had won in ninety minutes without extension, well, without reaching Penaltis, because with Germany there were extensions. He had won in football Vale, without reaching Penaltis, had won no selection had won at

1:25:57 the same time in the same championship to Italy, Germany, France and possibly England. That we are in the final for the moment, this Spanish selection is making stories and that is a pimp of the good ones. The corner of Joseto tells us Gamba Siri, who is foolish, but even tired. Well, this is what our friend Cosette tells us, and the truth is, Siri, he has a lot of room. Better. We wait with Ansias Appolin intelligents because it will certainly improve greatly what we need a condition that goes. I' ve got a pimp. Chuletón says matic fever, frimatic forgiveness. It says pimp. In the callable chat three hundred and four.

1:26:41 I don' t know what the three hundred and four is, but it ' s a spectacular yamal strike that when you go in there and that' s why you mean what that means, because I think I heard the explanation. There' s an interview that was a symbol that with friends that something has been the active history to the zip code of playing, the zip code of their neighborhood of hematolog There are great thanks of ferematic, granddate, great data, but mathematical that knows them, all the machas come. We' re going with you, Jose, what do you want to say to a pimp? Yeah, I just saw a mental pocket this week at Disney called Thorf' s limitless Headwork grins. Thor' s actor who talks about is a six- chapter documentary about stress. It' s worth the stress.

1:27:39 He talks very much about the issue of health, and there are six phases that make him therapy of it in order to be able to control the level of three that he is coming to have and they make her pass some tests of overcoming to carry the day, the maximum stress and his fears and everything to know clearly how everything related to the topic of health of what can harm you. Well, man, I loved it and it excited me in the end you know because everything that can cause stress to people and how they can deal with it and how well- worked the much- needed, much- needed thing is because the Barnut today is just around the corner, Uncle, and now with social media, Uncle, we can share experiences with everyone.

1:28:26 And it' s very healthy, Uncle, that a handsome successful actor who ' s married to Zapataki, the Christ headbull Thor, say hey Mira. I have had extreme stress and I have overcome it this way, because it is very healthy, because there are many people who will find themselves in that situation and you will see and think that, maybe there is no light at the end of the tunnel and you can get out of everything. Then I find it super cool because of the recommendation of this documentary. In the Dani Daniel chat it is said that either I follow you from Cuba a greeting, a huge greeting. Dani and Daniel, thank you so much for following us tells us in what order you recommend me to go to the Apple ecosystem, so look. The main thing for me is the iPhone. In my minimalist mentality, it' s okay with the iPhone you do everything, then the iphones the essentials. From there I would recommend a Mac with iPhone and Mac you have absolutely everything. Okay then I would go to an appol TV, to an Apple Watch and with that you already have the ecosystem not complete, but you have an experience. You have the Apple ecosystem on TV the Apple ecosystem on your wrist, in mobility, to control your health, for your training, for the sport you do in your pocket, with your iPhone and on your table, on your desk, with the MACC. With that and you' ve got it all. From there you can go to other elements like the pro plevisión you can go to iPad that are also wonderful teams, but these four, uncle, seem to me the main ones of the ecosystem

1:29:57 that I thought and the others you will fall. He has to see Antonio, the minimalist is going to see. I think getting into Apple' s ecosystem you start with the iPhone I' m on to you It' s okay I' d follow for someone who comes from another system or never uses it. I think the iPhone is very tied to the ipots. For me and then and then, for me it' s the Apple Watch Wat with these three elements, I think you have an already super complete ecosystem, because today the Apple Watch links you to irputs. You don' t need the iPhone, according to an upple Watch and you take it with the et you don' t have to take the iPhone anymore. I don' t know.

1:30:44 I think you can do that. The Mac the iPad the Apple is a car. Of course you' ve seen it from your point of view and I' m the same in that sense, productivity, work, etcetera, etcetera. Okay, but I think that as a basic for me would be iPhone, Poch and Watch that well, yes, yes, the essential serpsos. Also yes Marc Trumper, the chat says iPhone Mac. Then everything else falls, if it is in the end, if you have it, everything, you go. You will enjoy one thing that Apples has, which are very expensive products, undoubtedly, but they are products that everyone who has them recognizes are wonderful. And Apple' s product satisfaction rate is ninety- nine percent of all. So there are few Apple products that aren' t worth it. Who wants to continue the oscar ahua ecosystem today with iPhone, of course, a Mac, in my case, a Mac and an Apple Watch. With those three, I think you' d make the ecosystem very social. Yeah, josé c or wine also wal yes, okay, yeah, yeah, what you don' t want to add later. Yeah.

1:31:50 If you put an iPad in it later, you put some sawdust in it, the month you put a home pot in it. Well, it' s all worth it. For me, for example, home automation is very important and control it from the iPhone. Yeah, but in order to have a home home home, you need to have a home pot. But well, in the end, then Apple, which is hard to get out after him, you know for coming in. That' s when you have Apple ' s ecosystem. The problem is not that it' s difficult. The problem is, it' s going so well, you don' t need to get out of here. This you know, I went to mediate, I was passing by and I was looking at Samsung' s new phones. I had the S twenty- four. I' ve been messing with her. I loved it, I liked it so much, but when I took the Galaxy Watch, I said uff what goes is that nothing, is that no color. With the Apple Watch, man, the LI is good at rehearsal. A good trial would be if you had to get two Apple products, which would be. Uhf that' s complicated. I say it because I don' t, I' ll keep the iPhone, Iphoneymac, Iphoney MC. I there FHONYIMAC was MAC the iPhone. It is essential, because I do it all mobility and the Mac is my professional work tool. And I think it is also essential that seirports are super necessary. I can' t live in them. Yeah, that Apple Watch is super necessary. It can' t be seen in him. Yeah, but first, first, Ahiphony Mac. For me, but the question is wrong, it' s badly questioned. Uh, the question is badly questioned because it' s typical

1:33:23 of what you' d take to a saw island. You could only take two elements of or, two Apple artists, of course the Mac, so you want it a septa island fuck, but that in If this you' re already changing, the question, I shit my milk. He said that two Apple teams would buy you the first iPhone and Mac, but well, with a deserted island, I' d still take a mak. Hey, if you have a man there, you get your videos off, you get your videos off, and you can watch them there when you want a big screen. What I like I' m sorry, Antonio, it' s not okay, Dale, I' m sorry, I' m sorry. You misunderstand the question. I could work with a OK PC, a good fatile yes, a good PC but I couldn' t be without the ultra or an iPhone. I would very much like to migrate to another system.

1:34:03 That' s good, but yeah, yeah, yeah. I understood the question myself. That' s why for me the essentials Iphoney Mac and serpons love them. But, well, if I had to be with conventional plutoot headphones, then look. I think my preference is Iphony Mac, one product. Which one to take Iphon, iPhone, iPhone, iPhone first and you do, because with the iPhone in mobility you make it all clear, of course, the Sun one producer. There we all agree. Of course, I mengan throws Duisen who made Perioas from what do you think of the Wayer series? I haven' t seen him. I' ve seen it, I haven' t seen it. You were, jesusmos here. I' d tell you something Ask him for twitter aje a sus solamos. At the guap You can in the code the voice Sexy of the snaco of podcast to see is something beautiful life in quotation marks. Which after Antonio, then, Antonio, hey we haven' t done. I know we' ve been here an hour thirty- five, well, thirty- four. Today I had to make the yes clear, today I had to make the quis to Martin, but since it is with covid because he has told me to sell next week, all next week, because we will do XS and I, Antonio, wanted to ask you a favor here in public in front of everyone, because you would like. I' d like you to prepare the most whores you can imagine for me, for me it' s worth it to me, someone has to do it to me. Then what you can get together. You can hang out with Pedro, with José, with Oscar.

1:35:35 You ask a question. Do whatever you want, whatever you want, but it has to be realistic. Uh, no, tell me what year that guy made the first cocksucker no no. Now it' s emblematic to be from Apple. Don' t listen to me for things we can know. Come on, it' s okay I' ve got the rate on me already. No. I' m not sure he' d pulled a zero, a zero of ten. But, well, this or this is the grace that it' s a complicated, complicated Kis, I think you' re taking care of it. I don' t have any complex I' m aware that I' m going to be the worst of all. Also really keep in mind that I, the kis I made you, was difficult, but the five was easy to pull out. The five has always been assumable. Yes, yes, assumable? Yeah, yeah? Yeah? Yes, Pedro has to go to the backslidden, but he doesn' t think he' s going to go to recovery. But, but, children, they' re there with a four. But, well, there were very difficult questions, but there were others that were very easy. We won' t see you, but we' ll do it to you. I mean, I know you do it with chag pt worth yes, and we' re gonna do it, but we' re gonna use it to pray other things. Jemira, look, I haven' t named him before, man, but listen to me. We have to evolve it into a plan then do like the fifty by fifteen of Carlos Sobra with the wild card of the call that might call Martin Hey, oh jesus elmo elmos. They' re asking me this, man, I' m calling you a live live from a pig. I read you the question. Fifty percent take away my fifty

1:37:08 - molar response. To me it seems cr wild odynes that I can call to have three as dn of the call, the comfortable fifty percent and the commodien of the public to see what the chat eh chat says. Sure, I don' t know now that now that now that the others have already passed through Kenton Wilds, but I accept that you make me a very slutty quis, very difficult, but giving me three wildcards goes but sure, but I can' t tell. You guys, you guys play the game. You have to ask ten questions of Apple do it as you want, okay, we won' t let you down and we' ll sell you don ' t let you down. OK Come perfect, so far we can read friends, friends, thank you very much for the least accompanied. I' ll see you on Wednesday, which comes at 10: 00 p m.

1:37:56 Here' s your code. Until then I' ll see you at lucky bars. With that kisses in the Pyrenees. Chao Chao, Chao