This week Benjamin and Zac discuss Apple's plans for microLED displays in future Apple Watches and iPhones, the new iPhone X Face ID ad and lingering bugs in iOS, the behind-the-scenes video showing how the HomePod ad was created, 9to5Mac's new HomeKit Weekly series, new features recently added to Alexa, what we expect from Apple's education event next week, new Apple Watch bands that were announced, and the roll out of GymKit workout equipment.
9to5Mac Happy Hour is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play Music, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players.
Sponsored by CaseCo: Win an Apple HomePod + $500 gift cards from Caseco & 9to5Mac [Giveaway] + Get 30% off Caseco cases & accessories with promo code “9to5Mac30off” (Expires 3/31)


Hosts:

Benjamin Mayo
Zac Hall

Topics:

Bloomberg: Apple secretly building its own MicroLED screens for future devices, starting with Apple Watch
Apple shares fun ‘Unlock’ iPhone X ad showcasing the convenience of Face ID
Making of Apple’s Spike Jonze-directed HomePod ad detailed in behind-the-scenes video
HomeKit Weekly: Turning your old garage door into a Siri-controlled entrance
Amazon Alexa gains ‘Brief Mode’ with less verbose remarks after doing simple tasks
Amazon’s Alexa gaining new ‘Follow-up Mode’, no longer requires trigger word after every request
What we expect from Apple’s ‘field trip’ education event next week
Opinion: What I’d like to see Apple announce at the March 27 ‘education’ event
Apple announces new Watch bands with ‘vibrant colors for spring’
GymKit continues global expansion with new announcement from Life Fitness
Technogym claims first 5,000 GymKit-enabled cardio machines deployed for Apple Watch workouts
Where to use or buy GymKit workout equipment with Apple Watch

Feedback?
Drop us a line at [email protected]. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!