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We start off the week with a couple of good rumors and a nice free ice-cold drink:
- One new rumor still shows the 3.5 mm headphone jack and dual SIM cards for the iPhone 7
- MyCokeRewards comes to Apple Wallet and Apple Pay
- It looks as if the 13-inch non-Retina MacBook Pro is on the verge of bing removed from stores.
- Sweden’s Spotify reported that it now has twice the number of paying customers that Apple Pay does
The text version of the podcast can be found below.
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That’s where SanDisk’s Dual USB Drive comes to the rescue. It’s the first Dual Flash Drive to include one reversible USB Type-C connector and one USB 3.0 connector. This makes it easy totransfer content to and from a MacBook and other Macs and PCs.
SanDisk made the Dual USB Drive fairly rugged. For example, a plastic protector swivels to cover whichever end of the flash drive isn’t in use. This locks into place over either the USB 3.0 or USB-C end to cover the opposite connector.
The SanDisk Dual USB Drive works with Macs running OS X 10.6 and higher. No drivers are required, so it’s plug and play ready.
There are two downsides to the Dual USB Drive. One: it only offers 32GB of storage. And it’s a bit pricey at $64.99 (though it does come with a two-year limited warranty). However, I find that’s a price worth paying for the ease of swapping files between the MacBook and my iMac.
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