iOS Today (Audio)
180
Episodes
4.1 / 5
Rating

iOS Today (Audio)

by TWiT

Category
Technology
Frequency
Updated weekly
Language
English
Join Rosemary Orchard and Mikah Sargent for iOS Today, TWiT.tv's podcast for all things iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and more! From app reviews to helpful tips and tricks, from the latest news to the coolest accessories, Rosemary and Mikah will help you make the most of all your iOS devices. Submit your Apple device and shortcut queries through email at iOSToday@twit.tv or via TWiT's social media. You might hear your question answered on the show! You can join Club TWiT for $10 per month...

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Recent Reviews

I hear the music…

DrewOnBass•3/19/2025

… it’s time for my review! This is the best show on the network. Just don’t tell Paul, Steve, or Andy.

You have to pay now

JohnBoy5562•1/6/2024

Used to listen but now you have to pay. Been a long time twit listener but if Al the show are going to start changing I guess I’ll have to find something new to start streaming. I understand you need to make money but but I just can’t see paying for another subscription.

Flaccid Talking

TahoeIsGreatGruberIsWrong•12/3/2023

“Allow Apps To Request To Track” ALLOW… Not that hard to understand No chapter markers

Not reliable. Incoherent.

_111_1_•12/3/2023

Not reliable. Mikah will often state certain things as fact when in fact it’s not true. Or show his lack of understanding of many many things iOS - despite talking and studying about it so much. Disappointing and unreliable. It’s hard for me to listen to this guy talk. I hardly hear complete sentences. Lots of half sentences running into each other. Stream of conscious talking. Says “able to” a lot. A LOT.

Too many words

DrProctor•11/15/2023

The info the hosts provide is helpful, but sometimes they just go on and on about something, like giving 8 examples for using a certain shortcut (“you might need to…, or your mom might want to…, or you have a…, or …or…” etc. ) before telling you how to create it. Maybe it’s more torturous because I’m listening to the audio rather than watching video, but it’s hard to take.