OS Leaks: Apple news, minus the noise.
The week’s Apple news, the rumors worth your time and one feature you should turn on today. Three hosts, three segments, about five minutes.
A new episode every week
The BriefNia Blake
Turn It OnKenji Mori
Hands-OnSasha Vale
The show
Three hosts. Three segments.
Every episode runs the same way, so you always know where to jump in.
01
The Brief
with Nia Blake
The week’s Apple news in a few clean minutes. What shipped, what changed and what it means for the devices you already own.

02
Turn It On
with Kenji Mori
One feature, shown hands-on from start to finish. The setting most people never find, and the exact taps to switch it on.

03
Hands-On
with Sasha Vale
The Rumor Meter and new gear, held up close. Every rumor gets a verdict: Ships, Maybe or Vapor.

Latest episode
iPhone Duo Sold Out + a Mac Launch in 10 Days? | OS Leaks Ep. 1
Apple's first foldable is $1,999 and it sold out. A new home lineup arrived with no event, a Mac launch looks 10 days out, and we rate five rumors on the Rumor Meter: Ships, Maybe or Vapor. Plus one iOS feature to turn on today, and whether to install iOS 27.2.
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Your hosts
Meet the hosts.
Nia brings the news, Kenji shows you how, and Sasha tells you which rumors are worth believing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- What is OS Leaks?
- OS Leaks is a weekly Apple news show. Each episode covers the week’s Apple news, rates the latest rumors Ships, Maybe or Vapor, and shows one feature you can turn on today, in about five minutes.
- When do new episodes come out?
- A new episode comes out every week on YouTube. It appears on the Episodes page here as soon as it is published, with the show notes.
- What do Ships, Maybe and Vapor mean?
- They are the Rumor Meter verdicts. Ships: strong sources, expect it. Maybe: plausible, not proven. Vapor: do not hold your breath. Every rumor stays a rumor until Apple announces it.
- Who hosts OS Leaks?
- Three AI-generated hosts: Nia Blake (The Brief), Kenji Mori (Turn It On) and Sasha Vale (Hands-On and the Rumor Meter). Their faces, voices and photos are synthetic. The news and sources are real and checked before every episode.
- Is OS Leaks affiliated with Apple?
- No. OS Leaks is an independent show from HipBits. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc. Apple product names are trademarks of Apple Inc., used for news and commentary.
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