More Than Just Code podcast - iOS, visionOS and Swift development, news and advice
Sep 25, 2026 · 1 hr 21 min · 15 segments
Tammy Coron is joined by Josh Hrach and Peter Witham to discuss the recent Apple iPhone event. They discuss the newly announced iPhone 18 Pro, AirPods 5, Apple Watch Series 12, Watch Ultra 4, and the…
Peter WithamHost
Tammy CoronHost
Josh HrachHost
Well, I'll contribute my thoughts on Live Translate because that's not technically from this event.

And in the little car in the room next to ours in the car was two ladies from China.

And I was able to use live translate so that when they were speaking, I could get the translation.


Just, you know, in the brief time that we were on the train together, live translate is, you don't think of it as a big feature, but Apple has a lot of little features that add up to big things, and that's one of them to me.

And I think that, you know, that for me as well, this year and last year's is, you know, the AirPod Pros.

Now, I mentioned it before, you know, I appreciate the extra features in the AirPod Pros because I have a, you know, the hearing's not so great on the right-hand side, and And ironically, like my hearing aid that I have to support the hearing on that side that cost an absolute fortune is nowhere near as good as my AirPod Pros once I did the test thing and set it up.

So I've not used the Translate, but I'm glad to hear that it works because for me, it would be like, yeah, that's a big deal.

Like everything they do with the AirPods is far more impressive at the moment than than a lot of the other stuff they do because it's not it doesn't feel as incremental as everything else right the airpods especially the pros are still in that we're putting the cool stuff in you know um so i may actually upgrade my version of those yeah

And I loved my Gen 1s, and what I admired about the Gen 2s were they were smaller, they were easier to fit in my ears and all, and the sound is amazing.

What I didn't realize until I watched this event was that the— because, as I said, I haven't really been in the game for a while— And they were saying, oh, yeah, you know, and now with this, you can get the sliders with the volumes and stuff.

Well, I'll contribute my thoughts on Live Translate because that's not technically from this event.

And in the little car in the room next to ours in the car was two ladies from China.

And I was able to use live translate so that when they were speaking, I could get the translation.


Just, you know, in the brief time that we were on the train together, live translate is, you don't think of it as a big feature, but Apple has a lot of little features that add up to big things, and that's one of them to me.

And I think that, you know, that for me as well, this year and last year's is, you know, the AirPod Pros.

Now, I mentioned it before, you know, I appreciate the extra features in the AirPod Pros because I have a, you know, the hearing's not so great on the right-hand side, and And ironically, like my hearing aid that I have to support the hearing on that side that cost an absolute fortune is nowhere near as good as my AirPod Pros once I did the test thing and set it up.

So I've not used the Translate, but I'm glad to hear that it works because for me, it would be like, yeah, that's a big deal.

Like everything they do with the AirPods is far more impressive at the moment than than a lot of the other stuff they do because it's not it doesn't feel as incremental as everything else right the airpods especially the pros are still in that we're putting the cool stuff in you know um so i may actually upgrade my version of those yeah

And I loved my Gen 1s, and what I admired about the Gen 2s were they were smaller, they were easier to fit in my ears and all, and the sound is amazing.

What I didn't realize until I watched this event was that the— because, as I said, I haven't really been in the game for a while— And they were saying, oh, yeah, you know, and now with this, you can get the sliders with the volumes and stuff.
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