Welcome to the second in our week-long series of podcasts straight from two of the world's biggest technology events – the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and Macworld in San Francisco.
Today we're at Macworld, coming to you from the Moscone Conference Center in San Francisco, where Apple fans turned up to hear the company's final keynote address delivered by vice-president Phil Schiller.
In the programme Chris Phin, the deputy editor of Mac Format magazine, and regular Guardian contributor Danny Bradbury discuss what was said, who said it and what it all means. On the menu was software updates for iWork and iLife, DRM free tracks in iTunes, and a new 17in MacBook Pro.
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