May 21, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 10 segments
**In This Episode:** Apple’s AI, Google I/O Updates, and the BitLocker Yellow Key Security Flaw This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by **Leo Notenboom**, the “Chief Question Answerer” at…
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Uh, but we have some pretty good ideas of what's coming on Wednesday, right? The rumors point-
They had a 16E but, uh, they came out with the 17 models, so the 16E was the current economy model, and now they've come out with a new, uh, version to fit the current models out there.
So if you want an iPhone but you're not, like, a tech person, you don't need the fastest processor and the biggest screen and, like, all the latest specs, you just want something basic-
... uh, the 17E is now the, uh, iPhone model to get, and no doubt will be the one that carriers are pushing.
You know, usually this is the model that all of the carriers when they want to put an ad up saying, "You can get an, an iPhone for 99 bucks if you sign up for a year."
And then they got back into it with a super high-end pro display many years ago.
It was like if you wanted a normal thing that a normal person would get, or just a creative individual or whatever, you would have to go to a third-party screen for your Mac Mini, Mac Studio, uh, or to hook up to your MacBook, you know, as like an, uh, an extra display.
Uh, but we have some pretty good ideas of what's coming on Wednesday, right? The rumors point-
They had a 16E but, uh, they came out with the 17 models, so the 16E was the current economy model, and now they've come out with a new, uh, version to fit the current models out there.
So if you want an iPhone but you're not, like, a tech person, you don't need the fastest processor and the biggest screen and, like, all the latest specs, you just want something basic-
... uh, the 17E is now the, uh, iPhone model to get, and no doubt will be the one that carriers are pushing.
You know, usually this is the model that all of the carriers when they want to put an ad up saying, "You can get an, an iPhone for 99 bucks if you sign up for a year."
And then they got back into it with a super high-end pro display many years ago.
It was like if you wanted a normal thing that a normal person would get, or just a creative individual or whatever, you would have to go to a third-party screen for your Mac Mini, Mac Studio, uh, or to hook up to your MacBook, you know, as like an, uh, an extra display.
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