This time on The CultCast: thirsty Germans drink the tears of Brazilian children! Ohhh, sorry. Too soon? Also on the docket: the secret Apple eBay store is back at it and selling iPhones at absurdly low prices; we pitch a great new Siri feature we hope Apple bakes in; a Youtuber gets his hands on the iPhone 6’s sapphire screen, and its incredible durability is hard to believe; plus… GEEKN, the new segment where we divulge whatever gadget or activity we’re currently obsessing over. Stay tuned till the end for that.
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Links to today’s stories
Secret Apple factory outlet is the cheapest place to get an iPhone 5
How Siri’s ultimate killer feature could be remembering
Steve Jobs was right: Tablet sales set to topple the PC market
Total iBeacon shipments will blow past 60 million units by 2019
iPhone 6 Sapphire display emerges unscathed from brutal scratch test – Buster
Battery life will still suck on ultra-slim iPhone 6
Foxconn is ready to release an army of robots to build the iPhone 6
OS X Yosemite gets Dark Mode and other interface tweaks in third developer preview
All the tiny new tweaks added in iOS 8 beta 3
Episode
CultCast #135 – Tears of the Children
On The CultCast this week
Leander Kahney – Cult of Mac Editor-in-Chief, loyal subject of the Queen.
Buster Heine – Cult of Mac writer and community manager.
Erfon Elijah – Cult of Mac writer and host of The CultCast.