Jun 15, 2026 · 1 hr 46 min · 14 segments
Back from WWDC, Jason and Myke have had more time to think about Apple's announcements--and to try many of them in beta releases. Siri AI impresses, we have Snow Leopard vibes, and much more. ####…
Jason SnellHost
Myke HurleyHost
Joseph wrote in and said, "Jason mentioned on Six Colors that he took notes in a traditional reporter's notebook at WWDC this year."
"I'm curious why he chose that over a laptop, how well it worked in practice, and whether he'd do it again.
So there's a thought process here, which is, like, sitting and typing in notes, I feel like I can do it, and I end up with a document that can be, um, turned into what I reference during the, the podcast we do about the event.
Whereas when I was doing it on pen and paper, I had to write fewer things, right?
I had to write fewer things because there were just, there's no way I was gonna get more down on paper, and so I had to kind of pick my spots.
Um, and also do the thing where, like, something happens and you wr- you do a circle around it or you underline it-
... or like a ac- or put an arrow next to it and say, "This is actually really interesting." And I've done this throughout my career, but you know, it, it has become more common to, to just sit there with a laptop.
And I just, I thought maybe this time I would try that out, to, to not overnote it and, um, see if I could do the, the pen and notebook thing.
Joseph wrote in and said, "Jason mentioned on Six Colors that he took notes in a traditional reporter's notebook at WWDC this year."
"I'm curious why he chose that over a laptop, how well it worked in practice, and whether he'd do it again.
So there's a thought process here, which is, like, sitting and typing in notes, I feel like I can do it, and I end up with a document that can be, um, turned into what I reference during the, the podcast we do about the event.
Whereas when I was doing it on pen and paper, I had to write fewer things, right?
I had to write fewer things because there were just, there's no way I was gonna get more down on paper, and so I had to kind of pick my spots.
Um, and also do the thing where, like, something happens and you wr- you do a circle around it or you underline it-
... or like a ac- or put an arrow next to it and say, "This is actually really interesting." And I've done this throughout my career, but you know, it, it has become more common to, to just sit there with a laptop.
And I just, I thought maybe this time I would try that out, to, to not overnote it and, um, see if I could do the, the pen and notebook thing.
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Siri AI Nails Contract Analysis
Real-world test reveals Siri's surprising capabilities today
Apple Tore Siri Down
Apple secretly nuked Siri and rebuilt everything
Touchscreen Mac Sneak-Peek
Sidecar hint quietly signals touch Mac future
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