The young men (and Stephen) of The Prompt gather one last time and discuss Overcast and IBM.

In the final episode of The Prompt, we take an in-depth look at Marco Arment’s new app, Overcast, with a discussion on its feature set and business model. You can get the episode here.

I’d like to thank everyone for listening to The Prompt over the past 57 episodes. It’s been a fantastic journey, and I can’t wait for what’s next.

Myke, Federico and Stephen follow-up on Sherlocking and discuss photo management in the light of the upcoming Photos app from Apple. Then Myke shares his experience with Android Wear and the Weekly Picks sound effect gets played for the first time in ages.

It seemed appropriate to discuss one of our dearest topics in the penultimate episode of The Prompt. Get it here.

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This week, Stephen, Myke and Federico revisit Google TV and Android L, then discuss the phenomenon of Sherlocking.

I had a lot of fun revisiting the history of “Sherlocking”, especially for modern iOS releases. Get the episode here.

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Federico, Myke and Stephen (Yo!) learn about unlocking British (Yo!) iPhones, visit LinkedIn, try to (Yo!) understand Slingshot and walk through (Yo!) Google I/O.

Yo jokes aside, we had a good discussion about the role of wearables and what Google announced with Android Wear. This episode is a nice addendum to The Prompt #33, and you can get it here.

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With summer here, the boys stay cool with topics ranging from Apple’s “new” iMac, Handoff and the Amazon Fire Phone.

On this week’s episode of The Prompt, we also cover features in the Messages app for iOS 8 that are reminiscent of WhatsApp, and I’m taught a lesson about buying groceries on Amazon. Get the episode here.

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This week Stephen leaves Federico and Myke to celebrate The Prompt’s first anniversary on their own. However, they have the help of David Smith to discuss the App Store after WWDC—as well as a whole host of follow-up and fun.

For The Prompt’s first birthday, we invited the good Underscore and discussed his wishes for a better App Store after Apple’s announcements at WWDC.

You can get the episode here, and I would like to thank everyone for listening in the past year. Here’s to many more episodes.

Mostly live from San Francisco, Myke, Federico and Stephen discuss the events of the WWDC 2014 keynote.

In the first of many episodes about Apple’s announcements at WWDC 2014, we talk about general impressions of iOS 8, Yosemite, Photos, and the improved App Store.

Get the episode here.

Still reeling from the Apple/Beats news, the boys sit down to talk about music, apps and WWDC.

For our 50th episode of The Prompt, topics that are dear to us: Beats and curation, iOS 8 and the upcoming WWDC, and a lot of apps. Get the episode here.

With an international shortage of Apple news, Myke, Federico and Stephen take on a pile of listener questions.

If you’ve ever wondered which apps had the biggest impact on us in the history of the App Store or what my favorite pasta types are, this episode is for you. Get it here.