This week?s Apple Loop includes the awkward flaws in the lightning headphones, a comparison of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, a teardown of the new smartphones, why Apple was right to hide the first week of sales, thoughts on the new Apple Watch strategy, Brydge’s new keyboard for the iPad Pro 12.9, Apple not working with McLaren, and DarkSky reaching the desktop.

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This week’s Android Circuit includes a timeline of the flawed Galaxy Note 7 battery issue, the financial damage to Samsung, how the Galaxy S8 can save the South Korean company, Blackberry improving handset security with Zimperium, the latest leaks about the Google Pixel smartphones, Android’s new gesture based UI that mimics 3D Touch, more UK banks signing up to Android Pay, and the launch of ‘all you can read’ with Google Play Books.

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Here we go again. Just nine days after the release iOS 10, Apple has released iOS 10.0.2, its second full release (while photo enhancing iOS 10.1 is already in public beta). Like iOS 10.0.1 there was no developer or public beta testing beforehand, so should you install this mysterious update?

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The Apple smart speakers are said to have cameras that recognize individual people.

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How can someone who has underachieved for years change their course and exceed their potential? This question was originally answered on Quora by DJ Patil.

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