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    The BirchTree Podcast

    A micro-podcast about tech, Apple, and design.

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    Copyright: © 2019 Matt Birchler

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    The September Preview Aug 21, 2019
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    We’re only a few weeks away from Apple’s annual September event and I’ve not really taken any time to talk about what I’m looking forward to there. Today, that is rectified.

    Micro.blog, the Open Web, and Good Vibes Aug 14, 2019
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    I can only really say nice things about Micro.blog and it felt like it was time to have an episode about only good stuff.

    Did the iPhone Kill Phone Design? Aug 12, 2019
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    Turn on voice boost in your podcast app for this episode. I apparently drifted away from the mic around the middle of the episode and I couldn’t get the audio to be totally level throughout…sorry :( The iPhone undeniably shifted our thinking as a society about what a phone is, but did it “kill design” while it was at it? I argue it didn’t kill design, but had a design that was so far ahead of what everyone else was doing that it made little sense to keep pursuing those older designs.

    Falling in and Out of Love with Companies Aug 08, 2019
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    Just because you love a company one day does not mean you are going to love them another day. Even of those changes make logical sense for them to make and even if the writing is on the wall that the change was going to happen, none of that means everyone is going to be a fan of these changes.

    Why We Don’t Take Android Tablets Seriously Aug 05, 2019
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    Android tablets just haven’t caught on, and today I dive into some reasons why I think that’s the case.

    Sea of Solitude Game Review Jul 27, 2019
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    In this bonus episode, I review Sea of Solitude, a new game that deals with depression, ego, and sorrow. It's not "fun" but it's definitely worth a look.

    Why Breath of the Wild is Absolutely Brilliant Jun 30, 2019
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    The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is a brilliant game, and if you’ll allow me, here’s why.

    The iPadOS Marketing is Working Jun 25, 2019
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    The iPadOS public beta came out yesterday and that means all the major tech outlets got out there “here’s what’s new in iPadOS 13” videos as well. If Apple’s goal in changing the naming of the iPad’s operating system was to shift the conversation in terms if its “ability to replace your PC” then I think they it seems like it’s working.

    Apple Beta Status Report: macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS Jun 17, 2019
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    Quick episode today on how the betas are holding up for me and why I'm desperately hoping for new betas today to fix some of the crazy problems I'm having with my iPhone and Apple Watch in particular. These were explicitly messaged as unstable and I knew that going in, so not complaining by any means, just wanted to let other "thrill seekers" out there know where these stand after a few weeks of use.

    Google Stadia and the State of Game Streaming Jun 11, 2019
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    Google's upcoming Stadia service looks like a really hard sell to me, especially compared to things like Microsoft xCloud, not to mention the years of baggage the gaming industry has with very similar services.

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