The Rebound

We discuss Apple's WWDC 2026 announcements. Some of them weren't even about AI.
Dan rounded up a lot of the smaller features that Apple only showed briefly onscreen.
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This week we talk about what we expect to see next week and the similarities between kids and meteors.
Google’s Gemini Spark AI agent seems to mostly do what it’s supposed to do.
Dan tells us about the Optimus Maximus keyboard.
Jason Snell and Myke Hurley launch a Kickstater.
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It’s our 600th episode and we are very on top of it, we assure you! This episode is two — TWO (2) — episodes running the length of three! First, Dan, Lex and Moltz discuss seltzer, running webinars and Google AI mistakes. And then stay tuned! After the music, the real show begins! James Thomson and Guy English take over the show to discuss hair styling, WWDC predictions, video games and Star Wars.
Moltz bought these e-ink fridge magnets and loves them.
Google search AI has made some mistakes lately, including not being able to handle the word “disregard” and not knowing what year it is next year.
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Dan shops for URLs, Lex makes a video and Moltz runes everything.
Apple announced WWDC26.
Apple is once again selling its assistive MagSafe iPhone grip.
John Gruber has thoughts on Ben Thompson’s idea to have companies pay communities to put in data centers.
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A big week for Lex, Dan gets a citation and Moltz quits Ice.
Lex introduces Gnome, a great way to organize and use your animated gifs.
John Gruber talks watches. Not Apple ones.
Indigo is a new app for unifying your Bluesky and Mastodon feeds.
The rejected pitch for Indigo is pretty great.
Bartender makes use of the MacBook’s notch.
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