438: Holiday Antitrust Special

It's the most wonderful time of the year, but the news doesn't stop! We discuss next year's Mac lineup, the end of Apple's NFL Sunday Ticket negotiations, and reports that Apple is planning to open up the iOS app ecosystem in response to new rules from the European Union. But before we're done, we also take a little time out to re-tell our Apple origin stories. Happy holidays to all Upgradians!

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Tim Cook admits that iPhones use Sony camera sensors - The Verge

Belkin Debuts Continuity Camera Mount for Mac Desktops - MacRumors

Belkin iPhone Mount with MagSafe for Mac desktops and displays - Apple

15.5-Inch MacBook Air Expected to Launch in Spring 2023 - MacRumors

13-Inch MacBook Air With OLED Display Rumored to Launch in 2024 - MacRumors

Gurman: New MacBook Pro Models to Launch in Early 2023, iMac With M3 Chip Possible Later in Year - MacRumors

Gurman: All-New Mac Pro Still in Testing, But 'M2 Extreme' Chip Likely Canceled - MacRumors

When Will Apple Release the Apple Silicon Mac Pro With M2 Ultra Chip? - Bloomberg

Iger Expectations & the ESPN X Factor - Puck

Apple Reportedly Quits NFL Sunday Ticket Streaming Negotiations - MacRumors

Downstream - Relay FM

Will Apple Allow Users to Install Third-Party App Stores, Sideload in Europe? - Bloomberg

Answering the burning questions about Apple’s reported App Store plans – Six Colors

Upgrade #395: This App May Kill You - Relay FM

Konfabulator - Wikipedia

Diggnation - Wikipedia

Spirited (film) - Wikipedia