CultCast #152 - He Dances In Pleather

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This week: more rumored details of the 12-inch "iPad Pro”; 755 more Emojis coming soon to your iDevices; with Christian Bale out, we make our list of the actors that definitely *shouldn’t* replace him in the Sorkin-penned Jobs movie; and finally… nude or not?  Do you keep your iDevices bare or covered up in a case?  We ponder the pros and cons and ask the question: why are so many iPhone and iPad cases horrid pieces of garbage? We’ll pitch some of our faves, too.
 
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We also want to give Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com a huge thanks for all the great music you hear in today's show.
 
Links to today's stories, aka, reading material for your toilet time
 
CNN caught using Microsoft Surface as iPad kickstand - buster
 
CurrentC’s Apple Pay ban to expire in ‘months, not years’ - alex
 
12.2-inch iPad Pro could be thinner than the iPhone 6 Plus - alex
 
Christian Bale bails on Steve Jobs movie - buster
 
 
Michael Fassbender in talks to play Steve Jobs after Christian Bale bails - alex
 
Amazon Prime’s an even greater deal with unlimited photo storage
 
Your keyboard is about to get 755 new racially diverse emojis - booster
 
Apple Watch Pricing to Reportedly Start at $500 for Stainless Steel, $4,000 for Gold
 
 

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