Engadget Podcast: WWDC breakdown and a health-tech check-in
Apple's keynote drives discussion around OS wars and health tech.
The biggest news event of the week was Apple’s virtual WWDC keynote, during which the company showed off a ton of upcoming features to its various software products. In Devindra’s absence, Cherlynn is joined by Dan Cooper as guest co-host, as well as senior mobile editor Chris Velazco to rip into Apple’s latest updates. From iOS 14 vs Android, to watchOS 7, to macOS and Apple’s transition to ARM chips, there’s plenty to discuss.
Then, our hosts are joined by CNBC’s health and health-tech reporter Chrissy Farr to talk about the latest developments in healthcare and telemedicine. Do wearable companies have the right idea when it comes to developing products for COVID-19? What is Apple’s approach to this burgeoning industry?
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Engadget · WWDC Breakdown and a Health-Tech Check-In
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Timestamps
This Was Maybe the Biggest WWDC in Years? – 1:41
Siri, Maps, and App Clips – 13:38
iPadOS Gets an Update – 24:03
New Horizons in Telehealth with CNBC’s Chrissy Farr – 42:17
Can Wearables Help Predict COVID-19 (Don’t Bet on It) – 45:44
Links
WatchOS 7 is Apple’s best chance to get me to switch from Android
App Clips lets you use an app's best features without downloading it
Apple Watch will soon let doctors remotely monitor patients as they age
Apple still has a lot of room to grow in the $3.5 trillion health care sector
Credits
Hosts: Cherlynn Low and Dan Cooper
Guests: Chris Velazco and Chrissy Farr
Interview: Zachariah Reitano, Ro
Producer: Ben Ellman
Music: Dale North and Terrence O'Brien