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Soutenez-nous sur patreon.com/iweek !Voici l'épisode 208 d'iWeek (la semaine Apple), le podcast.M4 Max, la puce de rêve, et tout sur le futur HomePad (ou Apple Hub).Enregistré le mardi 19 novembre 2024 à 18h : enregistrement streamé à suivre en direct sur X, Facebook, YouTube, Twitch et LinkedIn Live, chaque mardi désormais.Présentation : Benjamin Vincent, avec la participation de Fabrice Neuman (consultant tech pour les petites entreprises et contributeur sur commentçamarche) et Gilles Dounès (ex-rédacteur en chef de MacPlus et co-auteur de “iPod backstage“).Au sommaire de cet épisode 208 : un centre de contrôle pour votre domotique : c'est le prochain nouveau produit majeur sur lequel travaille Apple depuis des années, selon Mark Gurman. Et notre confrère de Bloomberg en parle comme s'il l'avait déjà vu : de la taille de l'écran à sa forme générale (qui n'est pas rectangulaire...), des fixations murales qui seraient fournies à ce que cet iPad revisité permettra de faire : vous allez tout savoir sur ce produit que certains appellent déjà… le HomePad.Peut-on croire Apple quand deux de ses illustres représentants - Tim Millet et John Bouger - expliquent, dans un podcast, que le lancement du projet Apple Intelligence date… de 2017 ? Opération de communication pour contrer l'idée qu'Apple est en retard sur l'IA ou hypothèse plausible ?Les premiers tests de la puce M4 Max, à la fois à l'intérieur du MacBook Pro M4 Max mais aussi face aux meilleurs GPU de NVIDIA : Apple n'est pas le meilleur mais les résultats sont excellents compte tenu de l'autonomie des nouveaux Mac portables qui ne se transforment pas en bouillotte !Et puis, le bonus hebdo exclusif pour nos soutiens Patreon. Cette semaine, le retour de la rumeur autour d'une TV Apple, via Mark Gurman ! Cupertino se serait remis à évaluer son intérêt… quelle idée !Plus que jamais, à l'approche du Black Friday, nous avons besoin de votre soutien pour nous aider à financer le renouvellement de nos licences logicielles, indispensables au podcast en profitant des promotions du Black Friday. Alors, à nouveau, merci : rien ne serait possible sans vous !Rendez-vous mardi prochain, 26 novembre 2024, pour l'enregistrement de l'épisode 209 ! Merci de votre fidélité et bonne écoute !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

The iPhone 8, the end of the original design era, at the end of 2019. If you’d bought one when it launched two years ago and were asking me if you were still good to keep going with it today, and for another year or two, I’d say sure. With Apple’s typical build quality, the headroom designed into its A11 Bionic chipset, and the constant software updates it’s both gotten and will keep getting for some time to come, I’d say absolutely. But buying an iPhone 8 new, now, and in the age of iPhone 11? But starting at $449? SPONSOR: CuriosityStream - Stay curious Go to curiositystream.com/vector and enter the promo code ‘vector’ to start your membership completely free for the first 30 days. MORE: Merch: https://standard.tv/vector Gear: https://kit.com/reneritchie Podcast: http://applepodcasts.com/vector Twitter: https://twitter.com/reneritchie Instagram: https://instagram.com/reneritchie Mobile Nations Affiliate Link Policy SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS YouTube  

This week:  Two weeks with the X.  We’ll tell you what we like and what still sucks. Some very exciting new rumors about the next international of iPhone X Two big features coming you to in iOS 11.2 which is now in its 3rd beta What we tell you what we like and don’t about our favorite gadgets in a all-new under review

Dos móviles con un nombre que es casi un anagrama, frente a frente. ¿Merecen la pena comprarlos? ¿Cuál es más rápido? ¿Cuál tiene mejor cámara?00:00Con Paolo Álvarez (@paoloac) ponemos a los dos móviles de m oda frente a frente. El iPhone X y el Pixel 2 XL, dos terminales muy caros que nos prometen un rendimiento y cámaras de un nivel superior al resto del mercado.Repasamos los problemas de pantalla del Pixel 2 XL y cómo lastran a este modelo, e incluso tenemos que utilizar calificativos como "horrible, penoso y dramático", así como las decisiones entre bambalinas que han llevado a este problema.01:27A pesar de que el A11 Bionic es, sobre el papel, un procesador muy superior al Snapdragon 835 la sensación es que el Pixel 2 XL es un teléfono más rápido y fluido en el día a día, ¿por qué es esto? Nuestra hipótesis pasa por las optimizaciones recientes de Google en Android N y O, así como a los compiladores.También repasamos el valor intrínseco de cada terminal: ¿valen lo que cuestan? Una difícil pregunta con una más difícil respuesta. Y para acabar hacemos una ronda de peticiones y ruegos para los modelos de 2018. Al Pixel 3 le pedimos una mejor pantalla y márgenes algo más reducidos, y al iPhone X le pedimos un Face ID que nos reconozca en ángulos más complicados, y un modelo "Plus" que seguro vendrá.02:54Sobre la pantalla del Pixel 2 XL:Problemas en la pantalla del Google Pixel 2 XL. ¿Son tan importantes?Más problemas en el Google Pixel XL 2: la pantalla se quema con facilidadEl Google Pixel 2 XL contra el iPhone X, ¿tiene algo que hacer?11:54Rendimiento entre ambos móviles:Apple A11 contra su competencia: Snapdragon 835, Exynos 8995 y Kirin 970El procesador del iPhone X supera a los Android, incluso a ordenadoresEl interior del iPhone X guarda sorpresas: dos bateríasiPhone 8 Plus: opinión, análisis a fondo y todo lo que debes saber28:20Sobre las cámaras del Pixel 2 XL:Así se ha diseñado la excelente cámara del Google Pixel 2Qué es la tecnología Dual Pixel y por qué afecta al modo retratoCómo activar el modo retrato en la cámara frontal del Google Pixel XL 2Consigue la cámara de los Google Pixel con HDR+ en muchos móviles Android30:49¿Qué le pedirías al iPhone X de 2018 y al Pixel 3?

LCDA1x03 Dos editores de Applesfera, Pedro Aznar y Eduardo Archanco comentamos las novedades del nuevo A11 de apple y nuestra opinión sobre él. Para ver el vídeo de la conversación https://www.youtube.com/user/applesferavideo

LCDA1x03 Dos editores de Applesfera, Pedro Aznar y Eduardo Archanco comentamos las novedades del nuevo A11 de apple y nuestra opinión sobre él. Para ver el vídeo de la conversación https://www.youtube.com/user/applesferavideo

In a grab bag episode, Brian and Angelo reminisce about manual saving, look at how fast the A11 Bionic chip really is, iPhone 8 and X buying options, content departing Netflix just as you’re watching it, and ham radios(?!). In the paranormal section, there’s some inward reflection about who is listening to the show, surviving the September 23 doomsday prediction, the search to discover flat Earth, a great discussion the Shag Harbour UFO which happened 50 years ago, and finally a callback to Double Density episode 2 about the alien autopsy.

Recorded 24th September 2017 What a year this is turning into! This week hurricane Maria battered the unfortunate Caribbean islanders (again), Mexico was hit by a massive earthquake (again) and two loony leaders with weird hairdos traded insults and nuclear threats (again)... Meanwhile Mark is back from Budapest, and we are joined by the wonderful Bart Busschots of the Let's Talk podcasts to mull over the Apple Watch 3 and the iPhone 8, to stare in awe and amazement at the power and speed of the A11 Bionic chip, and all the other stuff that caught our attention over the last few days… On this week's show: APPLE How we feel about the new stuff a few days in. Simon - I know I mocked the name Bionic last week; but now I'm seeing why they chose it – the A11 really is to other chips like Steve Austin was to ordinary people! Apple's New A11 Bionic Packs One Hell of a Wallop – Extreme Tech iPhone 8 Is World's Fastest Phone (It's Not Even Close) – Tom's Guide And I quote “If you're wondering how all this translates to real-world performance, we have more good news for iPhone 8 shoppers — and bad news for everyone else. To really put the A11 Bionic chip through its paces, we put the same 2-minute video, shot in 4K by a drone, on the iPhone 8, Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8+, and then added the same transitions and effects before exporting and saving the video. The iPhone 8 finished this strenuous task in just 42 seconds, while the Note 8 took more than 3 minutes. The Galaxy S8+ took more than 4 minutes.” Mashable have a piece on the A11 Bionic Silicon Development Team: – Mashable And this piece is a good read about the hows and whys and what makes this new SOC such a beast – Apple Insider Hackers are remotely locking Apple devices and demanding Bitcoin payments – International Business Times As is so often the case, weak passwords and log in reuse seems to be the cause... Apple's previous GPU maker Imagination Technologies has been sold – Business Insider UK Apple blocking ads that follow users around web is 'sabotage', says industry – The Guardian TECHNOLOGY Hackers Compromised Free CCleaner Software, Avast's Piriform Says – News 18 Qualcomm loses two key rulings in its patent royalty fight with Apple – Apple Insider IN THE NEWS British people are second only to China in how much they want the government to control the internet, according to this survey – Business Insider UK The sample size seems quite small and the question worded such that I am not surprised by the result, but that result doesn't infer what the headline implies and I am not the only one saying so – The Guardian via Daring Fireball WORTH A CHIRP Emmo Solar Window Charger and Solar Sunflower Charger – £27.50 UK each Ikea have a fair selection of wireless charging things including cases for Samsung and Apple phones that don't have native Qi, charge plates, lamps with charging bases and more - Ikea Riggad LED Lamp with Qi Charger – £49 UK And for the cheapskates like me: Acrylic Ultra-Thin Short-Circuit Protection QI Wireless Charger Charging Pad – £3.99 UK from Amazon and an iPhone Qi charging receiver suitable for hiding in many cases – £7.99 UK from Amazon An iPhone 6/6S/7 and the equivalent Plus sizes wireless Qi charging case with a separate magnetically attachable battery pack – £19.99/£21.99 UK / $29.99 US Amazon Nemo's Hardware Store (47:02) Twelve South Cable Snaps $19.99 US / £14.89 or £17.99 UK – Amazon Solo Montauk Duffel Bag With Laptop and Tablet Protection – $119.99 USD on Amazon Doesn't seem to be available in the UK Amazon store. Social Media and Slack You can follow us on: EssentialApple.com / Pinecast / Twitter / Facebook / Google Plus / Slack – ask us for an invite any way you can get hold of us. Also a big SHOUT OUT to the members of the Slack room without whom we wouldn't have half the stories we actually do – we thank you all for your contributions and engagement. You can always help us out with a few pennies by using our Amazon Affiliate Link so we get a tiny kickback on anything you buy after using it. If you really like the show that much and would like to make a regular donation then please consider joining our Patreon And a HUGE thank you to the patrons who already do. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

The CBT Team gets their hands on the new iPhone 8 Plus and gives their first impressions of the familiar design with some new features. The iPhone 8 Plus introduces an all‑new glass design. The world's most popular camera, now even better. The smartest, most powerful chip ever in a smartphone. And augmented reality experiences never before possible. With no charging cable required, iPhone 8 Plus is truly designed for the future of wireless. Charge with wireless charging stations and mats in hotels, cafés and airports around the world. Tech Specs 5.5-inch display. The glass back enables easy wireless charging. Retina HD Display. Now with True Tone. Features a more advanced 12MP camera. optical image stabilization for photos and videos. Portrait Lighting. A11 Bionic chip and more… What’s in the Box EarPods with Lightning Connector iPhone Lightning to USB Cable 5W USB Power Adapter Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter

The CBT Team gets their hands on the new iPhone 8 Plus and gives their first impressions of the familiar design with some new features. The iPhone 8 Plus introduces an all‑new glass design. The world's most popular camera, now even better. The smartest, most powerful chip ever in a smartphone. And augmented reality experiences never before possible. With no charging cable required, iPhone 8 Plus is truly designed for the future of wireless. Charge with wireless charging stations and mats in hotels, cafés and airports around the world. Tech Specs 5.5-inch display. The glass back enables easy wireless charging. Retina HD Display. Now with True Tone. Features a more advanced 12MP camera. optical image stabilization for photos and videos. Portrait Lighting. A11 Bionic chip and more… What’s in the Box EarPods with Lightning Connector iPhone Lightning to USB Cable 5W USB Power Adapter Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter

We are discussing the news about the new Apple products that just came out including the Apple TV 4K, iPhone 8/8+, and the amazing beast of a chip, the A11 Bionic. Check out the pictures we talk about here: Episode 114 Photos. Hope you enjoy. We really appreciate you all taking the time to listen. Don’t forget to check […]

There's a lot of detail out now about the Apple TV 4K and of course the iPhone 8, so Mike and Charles wade into the thick of it and pull out all the good stuff for you, even ahead of this week's special guest! Apple recently got the honor of the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus being named the world's fastest smartphones (by a country mile, we might add), and that's before they've even tested the iPhone X. In addition, the new iPhones also got the best-ever marks given to smartphones from the revised DXO benchmarks (which, though widely regarded, are not scientific). There is also, as predicted, a teardown report -- but there's not much to say there, the innards (apart from the remarkable A11 Bionic) are largely the same, albeit with the notable fact that these new iPhones are doing so much more even with a (slightly) smaller battery. But wait, it's not *all* about the iPhone! The crew also go over the facts on Intel's latest delay (the fourth) of the Cannon Lake chips and beyond (not great news, sorry to say), and look into a "caveat emptor" situation with regards to AppleCare+ costs (suffice to say, avoid breaking the back glass on these new iPhones). There's also some updates on Qualcomm versus Apple that are probably good news for Apple; some insight on Google's acqui-hire of HTC's Pixel engineering team (a key asset HTC were fools to let go of), along with the continuing benefits of Apple's ecosystem versus that of Android (or Windows, for that matter); and a caution about using non-MFi approved Qi chargers with your new Apple gear. And that's just the first half!! We take a break from all the news to welcome our special guest Don Klees from Acorn TV, a streaming video service that focuses on the best TV (and some movies) from outside the US but primarily in the English-speaking world (the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and more). At $5 a month, if you enjoy PBS-type programming you should probably check it out. From there, we have a lot of news related to the Apple TV 4K, starting with Google's decision not to support VP9 (their 4K codec) on the Apple TV 4K (or the Mac); good news that iTunes redemption codes (seen on some HD and 4K Blu-rays) work for streaming 4K versions of the film on Apple TV 4K (but no downloading); the very quiet change from Apple to allow iTunes movie renters to watch the films over (up to) 48 hours instead of the previous 24 once you'd started viewing it (you can hold on to the film for up to 30 days if you haven't gotten around to starting to watch it yet); and the surprising killing of the Videos app on iOS 11 in favor of the TV app, which finally has a purpose for non-Apple TV owners. There's also news that live news and live sports will be coming to the TV app in the near future. Whew! We wrap up this super-dense hour with a quick look at some interesting ARKit-based app for iOS 11; a new payment system that uses your veins (what?!); and issue a shout-out to recent cadet recruit Horvath from Hungary, who wrote us a lovely fan letter. All this and (believe it or not) a bit more, so bust out the hip-waders, cadets, it's gonna get more than knee deep aboard the Space Javelin this time!

The guys are joined by Jason Young and discuss the A11 Bionic chip, the new LTE features of the Apple Watch, Senator Al Franken's freakout over FaceID, thoughts around inductive charging, and T-Mobile trying to throttle Apple Watch data. All this and more!

Thanks to the wonders of time zones, New Zealanders get new Apple tech before the rest of the world. Today, a new iPhone 8 Plus and Apple Watch Series 3 landed at Mosen Towers. Jonathan and Bonnie Mosen demonstrate setting up the iPhone 8 plus with the help of the new phone migration feature built into iOS 11. They take a listen to the improved speakers, describe the feel of the new phone, and look at how responsive it is thanks to the new A11 Bionic chip.Jonathan then sets up his new Apple Watch series 3. It took more than one attempt to do so, and when it was over, he found the speed impressive, but the Siri support disappointing in the context of VoiceOver, the screen reader built into all Apple products for the blind.

Thanks to the wonders of time zones, New Zealanders get new Apple tech before the rest of the world. Today, a new iPhone 8 Plus and Apple Watch Series 3 landed at Mosen Towers. Jonathan and Bonnie Mosen demonstrate setting up the iPhone 8 plus with the help of the new phone migration feature built into iOS 11. They take a listen to the improved speakers, describe the feel of the new phone, and look at how responsive it is thanks to the new A11 Bionic chip.   Jonathan then sets up his new Apple Watch series 3. It took more than one attempt to do so, and when it was over, he found the speed impressive, but the Siri support disappointing in the context of VoiceOver, the screen reader built into all Apple products for the blind.

Apple Event, iPhones 8, iPhone X, Apple TV 4lk, Apple Watch Series 3, A11 Bionic, Backlog gaming, Xbox Smart HDD, Porsche, Doom and Wolf 2 on Switch, Wype, Brain typing, CryptoCurrency update, Pixel XL, Lots of Gaming news

Hakuro Matsuda さんをゲストに迎えて、Apple Event について話しました。 Show Notes 東京マラソン2018 Jeff Williams Apple Watch Series 3 What is an eSIM 「eSIM」とMVNOの関係 T-Mobile won’t slow down the Apple Watch’s data speeds after all Interview: Scott Forstall and Original iPhone Innovators @ Computer History Museum T-Mobile DIGITS | DIGITS Rate Plan Apple TV 4K Apple starts rolling out 4K HDR content to iTunes HDR10 vs Dolby Vision: Here’s what you need to know YouTube for Android TV faces wide functionality criticism after full version 2.0 rollout This Apple leak is like nothing we've ever seen before The Apple iPhone 8 and iOS 11 code leak was probably an inside job The inside story of 'brain' of the iPhone X: the A11 Bionic chip Android bionic Rebuild: 157: No Need For Rice (hak) About GPU Family 4 Apple's new iPhones use AI 'Portrait Lighting' to improve shots Starbucks Begins National Roll-Out of Powermat Wireless Charging Wireless Charging - IKEA Apple AirPower wireless charging pad With CrashPlan getting out of the consumer cloud backup game Backblaze iPhone X LoopyCases iPhone X - iOS Human Interface Guidelines Craig Federighi answers some burning questions about Face ID Monkey selfie case settlement reached

This week, Charles and Mike cover the pre-order and imminent arrival of all the shiny new baubles, dig into the fine print on the new iPhones (take note, pundits: all THREE models!), get into the metric system, lambast crybaby ad industry apologists (and Apple's subsequent smackdown), Senator Al Franken's inquiry about Face ID privacy/security, the power behind the new A11 Bionic chip, and how not to have a hissy fit about the iPhone X's notch (which isn't even expected to be an issue for anyone until early next year). Also included (at no extra charge) are some new details about the Apple Watch, iTunes now rolling out 4K/HDR content early. This part wanders into talking about Star Trek: Discovery, the Orville, and the forerunner of The Orville, Quark. Strap on your nostalgia guards, cadets, this week we're looking forward *and* back at the same time! Wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey! If you'd like to hear Mike's recent appearance on WMAL (DC morning area), you can take a listen here: https://audioboom.com/posts/6300297-wmal-interview-mike-wuerthele-09-13-17.

¡Vuelve Proyecto Macintosh en una grabación accidentadísima que todavía no sabemos cómo hemos sido capaces de recomponer! Y lo hace por la puerta pequeña, ya que el más reciente y rimbombante evento de Apple, la keynote del pasado 12 de septiembre, se saldó con una ausencia total de atención para el Mac. Que sí, que lo sabemos, que era el momento del iPhone. Pero un verdadero maquero siempre quiere que le den amor a su Mac y nunca se cansa de pedirlo. Y dado que ya sólo nos queda esperar, os pido que os unáis a Carlos Burges, David Isasi y a mí mismo para anticiparnos a lo que Apple tiene preparado para el Mac en este otoño.Además de ese mirar al futuro hablaremos también de macOS High Sierra y de esos procesadores A11 Bionic de los nuevos iPhone que nos hacen soñar (sí, otra vez) con una futura gama de ordenadores Mac con procesadores propios ARM.A soñadores no nos gana nadie. ¡Y comprad nuestras camisetas en http://emilcarfm.singularshirts.com!Gracias a @zencastr por patrocinar nuestro podcast. Puedes usar el cupón PROYECTOMACINTOSH para conseguir un 20% de descuento en este fantástico servicio. Busca los enlaces de este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/proyectomacintosh donde también esperamos tus comentarios. Y compra nuestra camiseta en https://emilcar.fm/camisetas

¡Vuelve Proyecto Macintosh en una grabación accidentadísima que todavía no sabemos cómo hemos sido capaces de recomponer! Y lo hace por la puerta pequeña, ya que el más reciente y rimbombante evento de Apple, la keynote del pasado 12 de septiembre, se saldó con una ausencia total de atención para el Mac. Que sí, que lo sabemos, que era el momento del iPhone. Pero un verdadero maquero siempre quiere que le den amor a su Mac y nunca se cansa de pedirlo. Y dado que ya sólo nos queda esperar, os pido que os unáis a Carlos Burges, David Isasi y a mí mismo para anticiparnos a lo que Apple tiene preparado para el Mac en este otoño.Además de ese mirar al futuro hablaremos también de macOS High Sierra y de esos procesadores A11 Bionic de los nuevos iPhone que nos hacen soñar (sí, otra vez) con una futura gama de ordenadores Mac con procesadores propios ARM.A soñadores no nos gana nadie. ¡Y comprad nuestras camisetas en http://emilcarfm.singularshirts.com!Gracias a @zencastr por patrocinar nuestro podcast. Puedes usar el cupón PROYECTOMACINTOSH para conseguir un 20% de descuento en este fantástico servicio. Busca los enlaces de este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/proyectomacintosh donde también esperamos tus comentarios. Y compra nuestra camiseta en https://emilcar.fm/camisetas

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Apple hosted a big event on Tuesday. Have I mentioned that? I offered some initial, visceral responses to the event and the devices it announced. In this episode, I continue the discussion, adding more measured responses to the visceral ones already offered. I discuss the top-notch on the face of the iPhone X, the advanced power of the new A11 Bionic chipset, and John Gruber’s thoughtful piece on Apple’s iPhone event.

Podía haber sido una presentación con algunas sorpresas especiales, pero cada año es más complicado que el interés mediático y las filtraciones no pasen factura a las sorpresas. Por orden, Apple Watch Series 3 con datos inalámbricos, Apple TV 4K, iPhone 8, 8 Plus y el One More Thing con el iPhone 10, en romano con X. La estrella es el procesador de estos iPhone: el A11 Bionic. Pero vamos a repasar qué dió de sí la presentación de septiembre de 2017 de Apple y cómo han de actualizarse nuestras apps a todo lo presentado. Ahora, en el podcast de Apple Coding, temporada 3 especial número 19, primera parte. En esta primera parte hablaremos del nuevo Apple Park, del legado de Steve Jobs, las novedades en las tiendas Retail de Apple en todo el mundo y analizaremos en profundidad las novedades del nuevo Apple Watch Series 3 y cómo hay que adaptar los desarrollos a él, así como del nuevo Apple TV 4K, analizado en profundidad y con un guía de desarrollo para adaptar nuestras apps al mismo. Un resumen como nadie te lo ha contado. Apóyanos en nuestro Patreon, ayudándonos a conseguir más frecuencia y contenidos en los podcasts: https://patreon.com/applecoding. Descubre nuestras ofertas para oyentes: "Concurrencia en iOS con Swift" en Udemy por $20,99/20,99€. "Swift de lado servidor con Vapor" en Udemy por $69,99/69,99€. "Desarrollo Seguro en iOS con Swift" en Udemy por $124,99/124,99€. "Aprendiendo Swift 5.2" en Udemy por $74,99/74,99€. Apple Coding Academy Suscríbete a Apple Coding en nuestro Patreon. Canal de Telegram de Swift. Acceso al canal. --------------- Consigue las camisetas oficiales de Apple Coding con los logos de Swift y Apple Coding. Logo Apple Coding (negra, logo blanco) Logo Swift (negra, logo blanco) Logo Swift (blanco, logo color original Swift) Logo Apple Coding (blanco, logo negro) --------------- Sigue nuestro canal en Youtube en: Canal de Youtube de Apple Coding Tema musical: "Final Frontier", compuesto por Thomas Bergensen. Usado con permisos de fair use. Escúchalo en Apple Music o Spotify.

Evolución, revolución… es cierto que cada vez es más complicado sorprender a la opinión pública. Ya no estamos en 2007 y son todo WOWs porque solo se sabe que Apple está trabajando en un móvil. Esta presentación, entre filtraciones y teorías, se desveló entera punto por punto. Pero el diablo está en los detalles y es ahí donde pudimos comprobar hasta donde llegaban las innovaciones de Apple. 3 nuevos iPhone, A11 Bionic, FaceID, una nueva capa de desarrollo para ARKit de captura de movimiento. Vamos a analizar al detalle todos los elementos de los tres nuevos iPhone: 8, 8 Plus y X. En este episodio vamos a repasar todo lo presentado de los nuevos iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus y iPhone X. Analizaremos el procesador de todos ellos, la tecnología FaceID, la captura de movimiento, las cámaras y cada detalle, así como la forma en que debemos desarrollar para el nuevo iPhone X y como adaptar apps y juegos. Información al detalle y análisis que solo verás aquí. Ayúdanos a continuar con el podcast y llegar más allá en nuestro Patreon, en https://patreon.com/applecoding. Descubre nuestras ofertas para oyentes: "Concurrencia en iOS con Swift" en Udemy por $20,99/20,99€. "Swift de lado servidor con Vapor" en Udemy por $69,99/69,99€. "Desarrollo Seguro en iOS con Swift" en Udemy por $124,99/124,99€. "Aprendiendo Swift 5.2" en Udemy por $74,99/74,99€. Apple Coding Academy Suscríbete a Apple Coding en nuestro Patreon. Canal de Telegram de Swift. Acceso al canal. --------------- Consigue las camisetas oficiales de Apple Coding con los logos de Swift y Apple Coding. Logo Apple Coding (negra, logo blanco) Logo Swift (negra, logo blanco) Logo Swift (blanco, logo color original Swift) Logo Apple Coding (blanco, logo negro) --------------- Sigue nuestro canal en Youtube en: Canal de Youtube de Apple Coding Tema musical: "Final Frontier", compuesto por Thomas Bergensen. Usado con permisos de fair use. Escúchalo en Apple Music o Spotify.