22-Feb-2024: US cellular fail, Mac malware on the rise, Shortcuts hack fixed in iOS 17.3, Crossover fixes game errors, iPhone dominates shrinking US smartphone pool, some smart ring and watch blood claims are bogus, and don’t underestimate stress’ ability

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(00:00) - 01 – Intro
(00:13) - 02 – US cell network issues
(00:51) - 03 – Malware abuse rises
(02:15) - 04 – 17.3 kills security threat
(02:46) - 05 – Crossover updated
(03:31) - 06 – iPhone still killin' it
(04:35) - 07 – Fake glucose watch claims
(05:25) - 08 – Apple Watch changed a life
(06:30) - 09 – Outro

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The United States cellular network is struggling this morning
Apple users are increasingly falling victim to malware, phishing, and viruses
A critical Shortcuts vulnerability was fixed in iOS 17.3
Play more Windows games on the Mac with the new CrossOver 24
Apple still tops in contracting US smartphone market
Don't use a smartwatch or smart ring for blood glucose monitoring just yet
How the Apple Watch helped a tech worker reprioritize his mental health

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