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Casey Liss

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4573 total appearances

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Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

is because the Apple C1 is physically larger than the Qualcomm equivalent. I have no earthly idea if that's true. And again, John might have been trying to, you know, crack wise in saying that, but I can't help but wonder, what if he's right? You know, what if that is the case?

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

We have a little bit of Apple TV related news. Surprise, surprise. First of all, the Apple TV app. So not the hardware, of course, but the software is now available on Android. Reading from Apple's newsroom, the Apple TV app is now available to download from Google Play on Android mobile devices, including phones, tablets, and foldables.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

We have a little bit of Apple TV related news. Surprise, surprise. First of all, the Apple TV app. So not the hardware, of course, but the software is now available on Android. Reading from Apple's newsroom, the Apple TV app is now available to download from Google Play on Android mobile devices, including phones, tablets, and foldables.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Android users can subscribe to Apple TV Plus and MLS Season Pass using their Google Play account on Android Mobile and Google TV devices. Apple TV Plus also offers a seven-day free trial.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Android users can subscribe to Apple TV Plus and MLS Season Pass using their Google Play account on Android Mobile and Google TV devices. Apple TV Plus also offers a seven-day free trial.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

That's me. Yep.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

That's me. Yep.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

And then we had, I mean, granted it's early in the year, but I think my favorite tech story of the year thus far, on Valentine's Day at just shy of 9.30 in the morning Eastern, there was a post on The Verge, Netflix finally decides to play nice and support the Apple TV app. So reading from that post, with shows also appearing in the Continue Watching section.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

And then we had, I mean, granted it's early in the year, but I think my favorite tech story of the year thus far, on Valentine's Day at just shy of 9.30 in the morning Eastern, there was a post on The Verge, Netflix finally decides to play nice and support the Apple TV app. So reading from that post, with shows also appearing in the Continue Watching section.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

The Verge has also verified that Netflix is now listed as a participating service within the Apple TV app alongside the apps that were already supported, though this isn't yet reflected on Apple's website. The integration appears to still be in the process of rolling out. The entire Netflix catalog isn't available yet, and only US-based users have reportedly been able to get it working.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

The Verge has also verified that Netflix is now listed as a participating service within the Apple TV app alongside the apps that were already supported, though this isn't yet reflected on Apple's website. The integration appears to still be in the process of rolling out. The entire Netflix catalog isn't available yet, and only US-based users have reportedly been able to get it working.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Apple and Netflix both have yet to announce the update. Again, this was Valentine's Day, just about 9.30 in the morning Eastern. And the world rejoiced. So many people were so incredibly excited and justifiably, I'm not trying to imply that's bad. So many people were so excited about this. I am no longer a Netflix subscriber. And beyond that, I almost never use the Apple TV app.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Apple and Netflix both have yet to announce the update. Again, this was Valentine's Day, just about 9.30 in the morning Eastern. And the world rejoiced. So many people were so incredibly excited and justifiably, I'm not trying to imply that's bad. So many people were so excited about this. I am no longer a Netflix subscriber. And beyond that, I almost never use the Apple TV app.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

My mental model for the Apple TV app, which full stop is incorrect, but my mental model is that's where I go to watch Apple TV plus stuff. That's really the only time I ever use it. I cannot emphasize enough. I know that's weird and probably by any metric wrong, but that's just the way I think of it.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

My mental model for the Apple TV app, which full stop is incorrect, but my mental model is that's where I go to watch Apple TV plus stuff. That's really the only time I ever use it. I cannot emphasize enough. I know that's weird and probably by any metric wrong, but that's just the way I think of it.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

But I can tell you that everyone was super excited about this during the morning of Valentine's Day. Then, about 2.30 in the afternoon on Valentine's Day, this year, this same day, a new post from The Verge. Netflix says its brief Apple TV app integration was a mistake. Again, about 2.30 p.m.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

But I can tell you that everyone was super excited about this during the morning of Valentine's Day. Then, about 2.30 in the afternoon on Valentine's Day, this year, this same day, a new post from The Verge. Netflix says its brief Apple TV app integration was a mistake. Again, about 2.30 p.m.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Eastern, Netflix spokesperson Momo Xu has told The Verge that this morning's window where Netflix appeared as a participating service on Apple TV, including temporary support for the watch list and continue watching features, was an error that has now been rolled back. Stupendous work, Netflix. Just incredible job.