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Mark Gurman talks to CNBC about the leaked iPhone 6S, Apple Music, and more

In case you missed it, Mark appeared on CNBC’s “Squawk Alley” earlier today to discuss the leaked iPhone 6S, its numerous changes, and its new Qualcomm chip and double LTE speeds, plus this week’s launch of Apple Music and Beats 1 and what to expect for the future of Apple’s new streaming music service. Watch below:

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Comments

  1. PhilBoogie - 9 years ago

    Nice to see him smile this time. Though the video isn’t showing up for me. I probably have too many Flash/Google/Ad blockers installed.

  2. lordrootman - 9 years ago

    Video is not showing up why?

  3. crichton007 - 9 years ago

    Mark seems to get a lot of the high profile recognition (at least lately, and he deserves it) but I really think all of the reporters on this site do an excellent job.

  4. chrisl84 - 9 years ago

    Really like seeing Mark’s TV spots. Great job!

  5. By the end of the interview, he actually began making hand gestures. He’s breaking out of his shell.

    But seriously, the trick to these things is to pretend you’re just talking to the interviewer one on one. There’s almost nothing you can do on live TV that will be much worse than what others before have done. Ask the producer for a mirror or some form of monitor to watch yourself as you talk.

  6. ncookleon - 9 years ago

    Looks like it requires Flash for whatever reason.

  7. spiralynth - 9 years ago

    She cut him off at the very end. I believe he was trying to say “think different”.

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Zac covers Apple news, hosts the 9to5Mac Happy Hour podcast, and created SpaceExplored.com.