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Welcome to the Apple’N'Apps Weekly podcast, which is our new segment on the site and in iTunes every Friday. Apple’N'Apps Weekly is our effort to bring you the latest and greatest of everything about apple and apps. We already provide breaking news, dozens of app reviews, and thought provoking editorials so now it’s time for a podcast to make it even easier to keep up with all the goes on in a given week.

The show will cover the hottest news, latest and greatest app reviews, and cutting edge editorials on Apple and the app industry. The hosts are Trevor Sheridan, Editor-in-Chief, and podcast expert & Apple enthusiast Rafael Chavez. The podcast will be broken down into five main sections as we cover the most intriguing topics of the week. The show will be available every friday, and we apologize about missing the past couple of weeks, but our local windstorm got in the way. Without further ado, here’s Apple’N'Apps Weekly, Episode Four which you can listen to right here, or download for later.

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For this week, Episode Four, we cover the following,

News of The Week:
- Southern California Wind storm
- Apple Grand Central Store
- Twitter rolls out major redesign
- iBooks 1.5 with Beatles Yellow Submarine book
- iTunes Rewind Instagram & Tiny Tower
Hot Topics:
- iTether app approved and then removed
- iPad 3 and iPad 2S keep iPad 2
Newest Apps
- Evernote Hello & Evernote Food
- Flipboard & Zite now universal
- Instacast HD
- Sting 25
- Beatles Album Guide
Latest Games:
- Infinity Blade II
- New Tetris
- Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies
Looking back at the week as a whole

We hope you enjoy the AppleNApps Weekly podcast, and are excited to see it each and every week. You can find the podcast here on our site and iTunes every Friday, and we’ll keep you updated on Twitter, or Facebook. Also, our intro song was created with GarageBand for iPad.

[Thanks to Eric for title idea]

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