iPhone Life Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This team does a great job of covering IPhone and iPad and presenting it in a user friendly way. Not easy to find a podcast in this area that doesn’t seem to be full of itself, but IPhone Life carries it off. Well produced, with great sound quality, it is one of the podcasts I actually look forward to listening to. I would love to have it be weekly, but I understand the work involved and am happy to get it every other week.

If you can get past Davids annoying laugh and insufferable Apple fanboyism( he wants everyone to pre-order EVERY Apple product....ALWAYS.... even if you don't want it....and he bugs you till you do), the podcast is pretty good. Sarah and Donna are excellent and pleasant to listen to. They offer a glimse into the further reaches of iOS than a normal user would probably delve into. I know that their tip of the day I have used more than once.

I'll keep listening until I can't take David anymore.

I have no inherent understanding of technology, let alone this giant contraption I've been told is the iPhone 7 Plus. I'm positive an untrained monkey has a better chance of figuring this thing out. Like just imagine wandering blindfolded through a maze that's actually a boat in a very chaotic storm. That's me just trying to get this Touch ID to know my thumb is on it. Folks, it's bleak.

I've been listening and watching this podcast for about six months now. I'm no David Averbach CEO/Publisher of iPhone Life Magazine, but I'm pretty sure I can now compete with that untrained monkey!

Thanks for being willing to say which products or apps or gadgets just don't work well. This stuff is expensive. I don't want to risk spending money on some hyped gizmo when I could spend it on stuff like gold and sparkly bathbombs, wine, and absurdly vibrant blue blazers that really emphasize my qualifications. Now I have a reliable place to find out which products or worthy of my monetary sacrifices.

Clearly, I'm a fan. I tell all my tech savvy friends to come watch this, mostly because it makes me sound smart, but you're welcome anyway.

I'll keep watching as long as David keeps laughing.

This is an update to prior reviews.

I just wanted to add it’s fun to listen to this collection of three very unique individuals, broadcasting from the Silicon Valley Of, wait for it...,

The middle of Iowa.

They always provide a good tip and pragmatic advice for the Apple iPhone and ipad users.

It's good to know the editors listen to their readers. It's also important for them to better understand the huuuge range of users are mostly not similar to the editors.

I eagerly look forward to this podcast consisting of 2 to 4 genuine Midwesterners who write for the eponymous magazine discuss real world uses of iPhone and ipad and Apple Watch . As a subscriber to the magazine , it's fun to hear the writers speak.

I am 60+ and although my hearing is still good, I often find young people speak way too fast for me. When they give names of a product, they neglect to spell, so I miss out on the proper nouns. These podcasts are supposed to be informative and it is important for me that the speakers pronounce their words and speak at a moderate speed. In general, people only take in about a third of what they hear, and when people chatter away, we take in even less. As a result, these podcasts for me, end up being pretty much a waste of time, because I don’t process as quickly as younger people do.

Thank you for letting me try out a podcast, but I will have to pass on these.