Another week, another fantastic Cult of Mac Magazine ripe for your perusal! We’ve got a ton of stuff on the latest iPhone 6s controversy, unfortunately dubbed “Chipgate,” as well as a deep dive into OS X El Capitan with a tour and some great tips, a head-to-head comparison of Apple TV versus its next big rival, Roku 4, some fear and loathing over the upcoming Steve Jobs biopic, and a sexy (?) power strip and some other fantastic product reviews.
Check it all out in this week’s Cult of Mac Magazine, available for download at the incredibly low price of free!
Here’s the rundown for this week’s issue:
Chipgate FAQ: Everything you need to know about iPhone 6s controversy
If you’re confused by all the Chipgate chatter swirling around the Internet, we’re here to help.
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Take a tour of OS X El Capitan’s coolest new features
Once you’ve installed the new Mac operating system (which is free to download, BTW), you need to see these awesome bits in action.
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Apple TV vs. Roku 4: Which box will hold your attention?
Those on the lookout for a new streaming box this fall will have a tough decision to make when fourth-generation models hit the market.
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Jony Ive expresses ‘primal fear’ over Steve Jobs movie
Apple’s design chief shudders over the possibility that Danny Boyle’s biopic could portray his former boss and friend in a negative light. Plus: Steve Jobs writer Aaron Sorkin apologizes to Tim Cook. Sort of.
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Satechi adds USB to make power strips sexy again
Power strips are the least-sexy gadgets to talk about, but this aluminum beauty is as gorgeous as it gets. Plus: Petite stomp boxes that pack a serious punch.
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Rob LeFebvre is an Anchorage, Alaska-based writer and editor who has contributed to various tech, gaming and iOS sites, including 148Apps, Creative Screenwriting, Shelf-Awareness, VentureBeat, and Paste Magazine. Feel free to find Rob on Twitter @roblef, and send him a cookie once in a while; he’ll really appreciate it.
7 responses to “Cult of Mac Magazine: All you need to know about Chipgate”
“chipgate”
Shame on you cultofmac for adding to the clickbait conundrum. sell outs.
Chipgate is propaganda sponsored by Apple in order to sell more devices. Read between the lines, the truth is out there.
Data to support your dumb claim? Apple need no dirty shit like that to sell phones. History showed only Android device makers especially Samsung played such as game.
Click and bait, you cheap shit. Samsung used to use 2 different chips in their Galaxy phones too: Snapdragon and Exynos. There was no chopgate then
You guys are farking idiots.
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Cult of Mac, going down the drain. Click bait. Shame on you. Tired of this crap. Removing you from favorites.