About this episode
Now that the M1 Pro and M1 Max have arrived, we turn our attention to the future of Apple silicon in 2022 and beyond. Will there be new chips every year, or is that too rapid a pace? Also, we've spent another week with the new MacBook Pro, Google makes a daring legal move in Korea, and we take the long view on Apple's record fiscal year. This episode of Upgrade is sponsored by: Amazon Music : Try Amazon Music Unlimited FREE for 3 months. No credit card required. Capital One : Machine learning at Capital One. What’s in your wallet? Hunter Douglas : Take advantage of Hunter Douglas’ ‘Season of Style’ rebate savings event – until December 6, 2021. Links and Show Notes: Get Upgrade+. More content, no ads. Fun with Charts: Apple’s fiscal year in review – Six Colors John Skipper, Dan Le Batard's Meadowlark Media Sets Apple Deal - Variety 'Schitt's Creek' Alum Eugene Levy to Host Travel Series for Apple - Variety Apple debuts new original podcast, the true crime series 'Hooked' - 9to5Mac Apple’s Road Map for Mac Chips Shows Likely Advantage Over Intel — The Information 3nm Mac and iPhone chips coming as soon as 2023, Apple Silicon roadmap leaps ahead of Intel - 9to5Mac Review: The 14-inch MacBook Pro Resets the Timeline – 512 Pixels M1 Max MacBook Pro Review: Truly Next Level! - MKBHD - YouTube Google Developers Korea Blog: Enabling alternative billing systems for users in South Korea Daring Fireball: Google Announces Plan for Compliance With South Korean 'App Stores Must Offer Alternative In-App Payments' Law, and It's Something Google lowers Play Store fees for subscriptions and music streaming apps - The Verge Google’s South Korea Plan, No Duty to Deal, Developer Versus Customer Choice – Stratechery by Ben Thompson