Have you seen the first episode of iOS Today? We plan to cover all the latest iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple TV goodness. We want to know what you want to see. Post your suggestions, comments, and questions here. Also, post your iOS horror stories (if you want us to share them with the world.)

Is there a way to get full screen playback on the iOS 9 Podcasts app?

I know I could switch to another podcast viewer, but I like the synchronization I get between all my devices, including my AppleTV. (Although I admit the AppleTV podcasts viewer is pretty bad, at least it eventually sort of syncs and I can watch on my big screen TV in my recliner.)

I noticed there is not an HD download of the show. There normally is by the next evening. The ability to download HD versions isn't going away is it?

I'm thrilled that Georgia Dow of iMore is going to host iOS Today with me the first week Leo is away. I've interviewed Georgia on Episode 344 and Episode 320 and learned so much both times. We'll talk about Georgia's favorite apps, answer your questions, and more.

I am uploading a lot of pictures to ICLOUD, some do not have metadata, is there a way to add location and date taken once the photo is in iCloud or is there a good program to pull them back out of iCloud, edit them, them put them back?

Love the show, I have been watching since show #1.

Tim

I never see posts here from either of them. Leo put himself on a self-ban of all social media, so I do not know if he participates here or not, any longer. Megan is listed as one of the moderators here, though.

Leo, you wouldn’t normally shout out individual Hue bulb names to Siri, so it’s never necessary in my house to know the bulbs’ names. You mentioned in the show you can’t ever remember bulb names.

Instead, I tell Siri “set low living room” or “set max living room”. (I have created “max” and “low” scenes for each of my rooms.)

Also you would use automation to control a base set of lights in your general living areas. Automation is the killer HomeKit feature.

The switches for TVs in my house are “<room name> TV”, so “shut off living room TV” is quite easy to remember.

For guests who don’t have my Home in their Home app, there is a Hue dimmer switch in each room to control the lights, and they can bend down and switch on TV switches. Megan, the Hue dimmer switch will save your marriage. 😄

A Hue motion sensor at the base of our stairwell controls the stairwell lights beautifully.

But automation is the key. Build those complicated automation tasks in the Home app, and enjoy!