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The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave he is joined by guest Guest Guy Serle and Jeff Gamet. Dave tried out the new Apple Music Sing which is really a  karaoke machine on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV. Dave has the 3rd Gen Apple TV 4K and give his review and how to ID other models. HomeKit update broke and Apple has since blocked it. You still cannot combine 2 Apple IDs. Goodbye DarkSky. Davinci Resolve is now on iPad plus more.  The show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com 
Direct Link to Audio  Links to our Show Click this link Buy me a Coffee to support the show we would really appreciate it. intouchwithios.com/coffee  Another way to support the show is to become a Patreon member patreon.com/intouchwithios Website: In Touch With iOS YouTube Channel In Touch with iOS Magazine on Flipboard Facebook Page Twitter Instagram News:  Update from last week:Apple details what's new in the latest AirTag firmware updates  and Apple AirTags get major new stalking protection, update your iPhone now Epic agrees to pay over ½ a billion US dollars for deceptive in game practices, including making dispute of charges difficult and cyber-bullying easy 'Fortnite' maker Epic Games to pay $520 million in record-breaking FTC settlement Apple TV App Rumored to Launch on Android Apple Pushes Dark Sky Users to Revamped Weather App as Shutdown Looms AirPods recovered after Find My tracked down thieving hotel employee Matter-enabled Amazon Echo devices to work with iOS soon as phase one rollout is now complete Apple Reportedly Quits NFL Sunday Ticket Streaming Negotiations Breaking News: NFL Sunday Ticket officially coming to YouTube TV and YouTube in 2023 Topics Beta this week. iOS16.3 Beta 1 continues this week. The first iOS 16.3 beta has been released Dave's review of Apple Music Sing. Apple TV is  limited to 3rd Gen 2022 models but you can AirPay your iPhone to it. Apple Music Adding a Karaoke Experience With Apple Music Sing Only Apple TV 4K 3rd Gen 2022 has the mic feature that makes it true karaoke muting the artist singing.. All other models show the lyrics only. See lyrics and sing in Apple Music on your Apple TV - Apple Support You can AirPlay the iPhone to Apple TV to get the muted vocals on the other models. Sing along with Apple Music on iPhone Apple TV model versions and is there really a difference? Identify your Apple TV model and Dave reviews the Apple TV 3rd Gen 2022 model. Pairing a new Apple TV remote. How to pair a new Apple TV remote Davinci Resolve video editor is a very powerful Final Cut alternative that just released a version for iPad today! DaVinci Resolve for iPad Now Available on the App Store  Guy is a big user and wanted to get his perspective if it's something he would use. Download the app here DaVinci Resolve for iPad on the App Store Rumors had said  It requires iPadOS 16.0 or later and a device with the A12 Bionic chip or later. Guy was also using Capcut which is available on the iPad.  Breaking: Apple pulls new Home app architecture in iOS 16.2 as users complain about HomeKit issues HomeKit issues again. Apple Outlines What to Do If You Have Issues Accessing a Home in iOS 16.2 Apple Support article on this. If you can't access a home or accept an invitation in the Home app - Apple Support Apple Watch is independent GPS device now.: Apple Watch finds GPS independence from iPhone at last  Apple Support Article: Calibrate your Apple Watch for improved Workout and Activity accuracy This continues to be a problem we discuss and ask Why can't you do this Apple? You can't combine two Apple IDs — but here's what you can do  Our Host Dave Ginsburg is an IT professional supporting Mac, iOS and Windows users and shares his wealth of knowledge of iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and related technologies. Visit the YouTube channel https://youtube.com/intouchwithios follow him on Mastadon @daveg65,  Twitter @daveg65.and the show @intouchwithios Our Regular Contributor Jeff Gamet is a podcaster, technology blogger, artist, and author. Previously, he was The Mac Observer's managing editor, and Smile's TextExpander Evangelist. You can find him on Mastadon @jgamet as well as Twitter and Instagram as @jgamet  His YouTube channel https://youtube.com/jgamet About our Guest Guy Serle Is the host of the MyMac Podcast email Guy@mymac.com @MacParrot and @VertShark on Twitter Vertshark.com,  Vertshark on YouTube, Skype +1 Area code  703-436-9501

Note episodio In questa puntata Roberto e Filippo faranno un approfondimento sullo stato della dettatura vocale con i dispositivi Apple e le novità di iOS e iPadOS 16 e macOS Ventura. A2 ep. 47 - dettatura vocale con i dispositivi Apple Come funziona la dettatura vocale? Dettatura vocale Non c'è un vocabolario speciale per alcuni termini Non è più necessario su iOS parlare al massimo per 30 secondi Tasto microfono sulla tastiera virtuale o fisica Nuovi Mac o Magic Keyboard Controllo vocale Ha possibilità di personalizzare il vocabolario Consigli pratici Partire da cose semplici Messaggi Evita Video Messaggi vocali Attività Promemoria Email semplici Scrivere senza fare revisione Non interessa la qualità o avere qualche errore qua e là Note.app Pages Scrivere con revisione Trucchi Avere già una scaletta o mappa mentale di quel che si vuole dettare Spesso le persone si chiariscono il pensiero scrivendo MA se è fattibile davanti ad un computer con la tastiera NON lo è per dettare Se ci sono errori nella dettatura vocale Riconoscerli Fare la revisione in un momento successivo Usare segnaposti per i nomi se non si ha un vocabolario di parole Non guardare la dettatura del testo Mentre si detta Per non perdere il filo del pensiero Revisione del testo dettato Usare font differente Rilettura con la voce di Siri Presente sia su macOS ⌥ + ESC iOS / iPadOS Impostazioni Andare a capo? “Nuova riga” “Nuovo paragrafo ” Lo stato dell'arte macOS macOS Monterey Supporto Apple (https://support.apple.com/it-it/guide/mac-help/mh40584/mac) Su un Mac con Apple Silicon, le richieste di dettatura di testo generali sono elaborate sul dispositivo in molte lingue e non richiedono la connessione a internet Comandi per dettare il testo su Mac (https://support.apple.com/it-it/guide/mac-help/mh40695/12.0/mac/12.0) Attivare e disattivare la dettatura Esempi Preferenze di sistema Tastiera Dettatura Differenza tra “Controllo Vocale” Dove si trova Preferenze di Sistema Accessibilità Controllo Vocale Quando attivi “Controllo vocale” sul Mac, puoi dettare testi e pronunciare comandi per modificare testi, navigare sul desktop e tra le app e controllare il Mac eseguendo attività come scorrere un documento o premere un pulsante. “Controllo vocale” è sempre pronto a ricevere i tuoi comandi. Non devi quindi attirare la sua attenzione, ma è sufficiente che tu pronunci un comando. Per utilizzare “Controllo vocale” sul Mac, pronuncia un comando, ad esempio: “Apri Mail” “Fai clic su Fine” “Scorri in basso” “Sposta il cursore a destra di 5 pixel” iOS ed iPadOS Per dettare un testo su iPhone 6s o modelli successivi e iPad, non è richiesta la connessione a internet (necessaria invece per i modelli precedenti di iPhone e iPad) Per inserire il testo, tocca il pulsante del microfono sulla tastiera, quindi inizia a parlare. Se una parola non viene rilevata chiaramente, ne vedrai la trascrizione con una sottolineatura blu, in modo che tu possa controllarla. Per apportare correzioni, tocca la parola sottolineata, poi scegli la versione corretta. Per sostituire una parola, toccala due volte e poi tocca il pulsante del microfono , quindi pronuncia di nuovo la parola e tocca il pulsante della tastiera . Puoi aggiungere la punteggiatura semplicemente dettandola. Ad esempio, se dici “Ciao Marco virgola la ricevuta è allegata all'email punto esclamativo”, il testo trascritto risulterà il seguente: “Ciao Marco, la ricevuta è allegata all'email!”. Ecco alcuni comuni comandi per inserire la punteggiatura e la formattazione: Virgolette di apertura/virgolette di chiusura: apre e chiude una citazione Nuovo paragrafo: inizia un nuovo paragrafo Nuova riga: inizia una nuova riga Tutte maiuscole: scrive la parola successiva in lettere maiuscole Attiva maiuscole/disattiva maiuscole: scrive tutte le parole con l'iniziale maiuscola Sorriso: inserisci :-) Triste: inserisci :-( Occhiolino: inserisci ;-) Controllo vocale su iOS e iPadOS NON presente in ITALIANO Supporto Apple (https://support.apple.com/it-it/HT210417) WatchOS Messaggi Telegram Siri CarPlay Novità iOS 16 e iPadOS 16 Novità per la funzione Dettatura Mentre detti sul dispositivo, puoi passare dalla voce al tocco e all'Apple Pencil senza interromperti. Digita con la tastiera, scrivi a mano, fai tap nel campo di testo, sposta il cursore e inserisci i suggerimenti QuickType: non c'è bisogno di mettere Dettatura in pausa.15 Disponibile sui modelli di iPad con chip A12 Bionic e successivi. Richiede il download dei modelli di parlato. Disponibile per queste lingue: arabo (Arabia Saudita), cantonese (Cina continentale, Hong Kong), cinese mandarino (Cina continentale, Taiwan), coreano (Corea del Sud), francese (Francia), giapponese (Giappone), inglese (Australia, Canada, India, Regno Unito, Singapore, Stati Uniti), italiano (Italia), russo (Russia), spagnolo (Messico, Spagna, Stati Uniti), tedesco (Germania) e turco (Turchia). Punteggiatura automatica Ora Dettatura inserisce virgole, punti e punti interrogativi. Disponibile per queste lingue: cantonese (Hong Kong), cinese mandarino (Cina continentale, Taiwan), francese (Francia), giapponese (Giappone), inglese (Australia, Canada, India, Regno Unito, Stati Uniti), spagnolo (Messico, Spagna, Stati Uniti) e tedesco (Germania). NIENTE ITALIANO per ora Dettatura nel campo di testo di Messaggi In Messaggi, ora trovi l'icona Dettatura nel campo dove inserisci il testo. Supporto per le emoji Mentre detti, puoi inserire le emoji usando solo la voce.9 Disponibile sui modelli di iPad con chip A12 Bionic e successivi. Richiede il download dei modelli di parlato. Disponibile per queste lingue: cantonese (Hong Kong), cinese mandarino (Cina continentale, Taiwan), francese (Francia), giapponese (Giappone), inglese (Australia, Canada, India, Regno Unito, Stati Uniti), spagnolo (Messico, Spagna, Stati Uniti) e tedesco (Germania). NIENTE ITALIANO Cursore a comparsa per Dettatura Interrompi facilmente la dettatura toccando il nuovo cursore a comparsa. Novità macOS Ventura NULLA IN ITALIANO Punteggiatura automatica Ora Dettatura inserisce virgole, punti e punti interrogativi.11 Disponibile per queste lingue: cantonese (Hong Kong), cinese mandarino (Cina continentale, Taiwan), francese (Francia), giapponese (Giappone), inglese (Australia, Canada, India, Regno Unito, Stati Uniti), spagnolo (Messico, Spagna, Stati Uniti) e tedesco (Germania). Supporto per le emoji Mentre detti, puoi inserire le emoji usando solo la voce.12 Disponibile sui Mac con chip M1 e successivi. Richiede il download dei modelli di parlato. Disponibile per queste lingue: cantonese (Hong Kong), cinese mandarino (Cina continentale, Taiwan), francese (Francia), giapponese (Giappone), inglese (Australia, Canada, India, Regno Unito, Stati Uniti), spagnolo (Messico, Spagna, Stati Uniti) e tedesco (Germania). Link al segmento MPU 658 (https://overcast.fm/+FrCHUoGYo/40:40) che ha dato origine alla puntata. 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1. Cosa abbiamo testato personalmente Filippo: Ha installato beta solo su iPad Roberto: Nulla ??? 2. Di cosa parleremo e di cosa non parleremo NON di: Facetime, Messaggi e simili SÌ: di strumenti utili per migliorare l'utilizzo dei nostri dispositivi mobili Apple, 3. Considerazioni generali 3.1 Parità di funzioni tra iOS e macOS Quando uscirà Monterey e faremo una puntata dedicata 3.2 Miglioramento di Comandi Rapidi In altra puntata perché sarebbe argomento a se stante Nota possibilità finalmente di accedere a tutte le carterlle di iOS / iPadOS via Comandi Rapidi Prima possibile solo per la sottocartella Shortcuts in iCloud o usando Dropbox 4. Caratteristiche multi sistema di interesse 4.1 Focus mode / Full immersion Comunicato stampa di Apple sulle novità di iOS 15 (https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/06/ios-15-brings-powerful-new-features-to-stay-connected-focus-explore-and-more/) Focus Mode o Full immersion (https://9to5mac.com/2021/06/09/how-to-use-iphone-focus-mode-ios-15/) articolo in inglese Interessante su iPadOS Possibilità dì avere una Home specifica per uno specifico stato dì focus meno su Monterey Che cos'è? Insieme di funzioni Personalizzare il contesto del proprio dispositivo in base Possibilità dì filtrare le notifiche / chi ti scrive e può disturbarti 4.2 Siri lavora offline Riconoscimento del testo anche offline su iOS e iPadOS funziona perfettamente anche in italiano Ma nelle lingue supportate non c'è italiano Anche se originariamente no Possibilità di dettare testo oltre il limite di 90 secondi che originariamente c'era 4.3 Live Text Riconoscimento del testo nelle immagini e leativa possibilità di ricercare con spotlight Migliorato nelle funzioni di ricerca Comodo per recuperare velocemente testo da catture delle schermo su iOS e iPadOS Limitazioni Solo con chip A12 Bionic o superiori 5. Nuova interfaccia di Safari A Filippo la barra laterale di organizzazioni dei tab piaciuta da morire ed usatissima Ho messo le beta anche su Catalina e Big Sur per avere uniformità La rivisitazione della grafica è stata totalmente annullata durante la beta A fronte di critiche in parte sensate Per iOS ora barra di ricerca in fondo alla pagina Non testata A sentimento ha senso e diventerà più comoda Dove ci potete trovare ? Roberto: Mac e architettura: mach - dot - net.wordpress.com (https://marchdotnet.wordpress.com/) Podcast settimanale Snap - architettura imperfetta (https://www.spreaker.com/show/snap-archiettura-imperfetta) Filippo: Avvocati e Mac punto it (https://www.avvocati-e-mac.it/) Ci sentiamo tra 2 settimane.

In this podcast from his series looking at some of what's new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville Shows us Live Text, a feature that allows you to quickly recognize text and select, copy, paste, and lookup in both the Camera and Photos app. Here's how Apple describes Live Text: Live Text uses on-device intelligence to recognize text in a photo and allow users to take action. For example, users can search for and locate the picture of a handwritten family recipe, or capture a phone number from a storefront with the option to place a call. With the power of the Apple Neural Engine, the Camera app can also quickly recognize and copy text in the moment, such as the Wi-Fi password displayed at a local coffee shop. With Visual Look Up, users can learn more about popular art and landmarks around the world, plants and flowers found in nature, breeds of pets, and even find books. Live Text is only available on devices which have an A12 Bionic chip or better. These are: iPhone XS iPhone XS Max iPhone XR iPhone 11 iPhone 11 Pro iPhone 11 Pro Max iPhone 12 mini iPhone 12 iPhone 12 Pro iPhone 12 Pro Max iPhone SE (2020) iPad Air 3rd generation iPad mini 5th generation 11-inch iPad Pro (2018 and later) 12.9-inch iPad Pro (2018 and later) iPad 8th generation iPad Air 4th generation iPad Pro (2021)

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Sebastien and Cody recap Apple’s Spring Loaded event and discuss their thoughts on all of the products that were announced. The pair also talk about Seb’s new 100% electric motorcycle and go over their Fantasy Draft picks from last week. Apple Card Family invites the family to share the credit card and a lot more Apple announces new podcast subscription service Check out Apple’s new purple finish for the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini This is Apple’s new AirTag, helping you find lost items AirTag tidbits: Privacy, sharing, secret tracking, Precision Finding and more The best AirTag accessories you can buy right now New Apple TV 4K gets A12 Bionic chip and redesigned Siri remote You can buy Apple TV’s new Siri Remote by itself for $59 This is a redesigned iMac: vibrant colors, 11.5 mm thin, Apple M1 chip and more This is the new iPad Pro with Apple’s M1 processor and a mini-LED display Send us questions, comments, and feedback: Follow @SebastienPage and @melvco on Twitter Send a tweet to @Downtime_cast Send an email to podcast@idownloadblog.com Send an audio message

EL NUEVO APPLE TV Y SU CONTROL REMOTO CON SIRI YA ESTÁN AQUÍ El nuevo Apple TV finalmente está aquí. El dispositivo incluye en su interior el chip A12 Bionic, que hará que la próxima generación del Apple TV sea más rápida y poderosa. Este nuevo modelo también cuenta con soporte a transmisión en 4K, pero además tendrá capacidades de calibración de balance de color, lo cual es fantástico para las personas que desean la mejor imagen posible pero no están muy familiarizadas con las técnicas de calibración. LOS NUEVOS IMAC CON PROCESADOR M1 LUCEN POTENTES, PERO SOBRE TODO BONITOS Los rumores eran ciertos. Apple acaba de presentar sus nuevos iMac con chip M1. Externamente son los primeros iMac de nueva generación en salir al mercado con colores diferentes del gris tradicional, además del Space Gray, los nuevos equipos estarán disponibles en siete colores como el arcoiris. APPLE ANUNCIA UN NUEVO COLOR “MORADO” DE IPHONE 12 Y 12 MINI Ya, esa es toda la noticia. EL NUEVO IPAD PRO TIENE EL MISMO PROCESADOR QUE LOS IMAC Y MACBOOK Además de nuevos iMac de 24 pulgadas con procesador M1, Apple ha anunciado hoy dos nuevos modelos de iPad Pro. También con procesador M1. El chip de arquitectura ARM ha dado el salto por primera vez a un dispositivo basado en el sistema operativo iPadOS. Según Apple, el procesador de ocho núcleos es hasta un 50% más rápido que el A12Z Bionic de los anteriores iPad Pro. Viene de dos tamaños, de 11 y 12,9 pulgadas, se pueden configurar con hasta 2 TB de almacenamiento de alta velocidad y 16 GB de memoria RAM, aunque parten de 128 GB de almacenamiento y 8 GB de memoria. LOS NUEVOS AIRTAG DE APPLE SIRVEN PARA ENCONTRAR OBJETOS PERDIDOS DESDE TU IPHONE Tras muchos rumores, Apple por fin ha presentado sus nuevos AirTag, un “tracker” diseñado para que nunca pierdas tus llaves, billetera, equipaje o cualquier cosa con la que lo uses, directamente desde tu iPhone o iPad. Estos trackers de forma circular tienen un precio de 29 dólares por unidad o 99 dólares por un pack de 4 AirTags. La idea de Apple es que añadas el AirTag a lo que quieras, como tu mochila o tus llaves, y puedas encontrar tus objetos si los extravías, desde la app “Encuentra mi” (Find My) de iOS. Cada AirTag cuenta con conexión por Bluetooth, acelerómetro y un altavoz incorporado. Su batería se puede reemplazar, y Apple dice que cuenta con una duración de hasta un año. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elgordocircuito/message

On today's show we run through some of the new features on the recently announced AppleTV, look at the tradeoff of using an indoor TV outdoors in a protected environment, and we have a short review of the Wyze V3 outdoor camera. We also read your emails and take a look at the week's news. New AppleTV From the Press Release - Apple announced the next generation of Apple TV 4K, delivering high frame rate HDR with Dolby Vision and connecting customers to their favorite content with the highest quality. At the heart of the new Apple TV 4K is the A12 Bionic chip that provides a significant boost in graphics performance, video decoding, and audio processing. And with an all-new design, the Siri Remote makes it even easier to watch shows and movies on Apple TV with intuitive navigation controls. Together with tvOS — the most powerful TV operating system — Apple TV 4K works seamlessly with Apple devices and services to magically transform the living room in ways that everyone in the family will love. Improved Video Experiences With A12 Bionic, Apple TV 4K now supports high frame rate HDR (High Dynamic Range) and Dolby Vision video, enabling fast-moving action at 60 frames per second (fps) to play more smoothly and appear more lifelike than ever before. Apple is working with leading video providers around the world, including FOX Sports, NBCUniversal, Paramount+, Red Bull TV, and Canal+, as they begin to stream in high frame rate HDR. And with high frame rate support in AirPlay, videos shot on iPhone 12 Pro can be displayed in full 60-fps Dolby Vision on the new Apple TV 4K.  Color Balance Through an innovative color balance process, Apple TV works with iPhone and its advanced sensors to improve a television's picture quality. Apple TV uses the light sensor in iPhone to compare the color balance to the industry-standard specifications used by cinematographers worldwide. Using this data, Apple TV automatically tailors its video output to deliver much more accurate colors and improved contrast — without customers ever having to adjust their television settings. Siri Remote The all-new Siri Remote features an innovative clickpad control that offers five-way navigation for better accuracy, and is also touch-enabled for the fast directional swipes Apple TV users love. The outer ring of the clickpad supports an intuitive circular gesture that turns it into a jog control — perfect for finding a scene in a movie or show. And with its one-piece aluminum design, the new Siri Remote fits more comfortably in a user's hand. The new Siri Remote also has a power button that controls a TV's power, and another for mute, making it the only remote needed while enjoying TV. Using Siri, customers can easily search for specific shows or movies, control smart home accessories, check sports scores or the weather, and much more. Siri now works on Apple TV in Austria, Ireland, and New Zealand, joining the 13 countries and regions that already support Siri. Pricing and Availability The new Apple TV 4K will be available starting at $179 (US)  Customers can order the new Apple TV 4K beginning Friday, April 30, with availability beginning in the second half of May in more than 30 countries and regions, including the US. Apple TV HD with the new Siri Remote will be available for $149.  The new Siri Remote will be available separately for $59, and is compatible with the previous-generation Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD. Furrion Unveils Newest Line Of Outdoor 4K TVs On a recent show a listener asked us about installing a TV on his deck. The deck was protected from direct contact with the elements. We suggested using a regular indoor TV stating that it would shorten the lifespan of the TV but the cost saving would allow for a new TV every few years which would bring upgrades along the way.  Today we can quantify the cost comparison as Furrion unveiled a new line of outdoor TVs. The Aurora® Partial Sun 4K UHD LED Outdoor TV and the Aurora® Full Shade 4K UHD LED Outdoor TV. For our listener, since his TV would be on his covered deck, our comparison will be with the Full Shade 4K UHD. But for completeness we'll include the pricing for the Partial Sun TV as well.  From Furrion's Press Release: Furrion Aurora TVs are weatherproof in all conditions, and are engineered to withstand the harsh effects of UV rays, rain, snow, dirt, insects, and humidity. Their weatherproof housing and IP54 rating mean the Aurora is built to last, and the weather-resistant media bay offers even more protection for inputs and outputs. Even the remote control features an IP64 waterproof rating, great for areas with pools. Aurora® Partial Sun 4K UHD LED Outdoor TV Designed for partially shaded outdoor living areas like patios, decks and yards Increased brightness up to 750 nits and an anti-glare LCD screen give you an excellent picture in partially sunny areas Sizes: Available in 43”, 49”, 55” and 65” Pricing: $1,499.99 (43”), $1,999.99 (49”), $2,699.99 (55”), $3,399.99 (65”) Aurora® Full Shade 4K UHD LED Outdoor TV Designed for fully-shaded outdoor living areas like covered patios or screened gazebos Increased brightness up to 400 nits and an anti-glare LCD screen give you an excellent picture in partially shaded areas Sizes: Available in 43”, 49”, 55” and 65” Pricing: $1,299.99 (43”), $1,599 (49”), $1,999.99 (55”), $2,799.99 (65”) Analysis Let's go with a 50” TV. Costco has models starting at $340 (Hisense 50" R6 Series - UHD LED) or a Vizio for $430 (Vizio 50" M-Series - 4K Quantum LED). There are TCLs that are in the middle so for this exercise we'll say you can pick up a 50 inch TV for $400. That means for the price of a 50 inch Full Shade Aurora you can buy four regular TVs. Depending on your local climate that can really save you money. Of course this only works for a protected installation that is not in direct weather.  Wyze Cam v3 After receiving Chuck's email we decided to spend the whopping $31.84 including shipping and tax to test out the Wyze Cam v3. This is a very quick review. Essentially the camera is fantastic. In a side by side comparison with our Eufy cameras the Wyze had a sharper and more detailed picture with a spectacular night vision feature.  Wyze offers cloud storage for free but only a 12 second clip that rolls over every 14 days. You can upgrade to a plan that has longer recordings and more storage for about $25 a year. If you don't want to store in the cloud the camera supports a micro SD card with recordings available over the internet. The camera is IP65 weather resistant. Quite frankly the camera is amazing for only $30 shipped! Setup was simple. Like pretty much all the other cameras you download the app and add the camera. The app is easy to navigate and functional. All the controls and settings are easily accessed. The only complaint Ara had was that the camera is not supported by Homekit. Actually, the only platform that it supports is Alexa.  Bottom line, the days of expensive cameras are done. If you are a manufacturer trying to sell a camera for more than $50, be prepared to drop your prices. If Wyze ever supports Homekit, all Ara's outdoor cameras will be replaced at a total cost of $120!   

The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave and Warren and guest Chuck Joiner. The Apple Event was this week we talk about the new AirTag, iPad Pros, and Apple TV 4K and will we be buying new stuff. iOS 14.6 Beta 1 is out, new Apple Card Family and Podcasts App. Also is the Apple trade in worth it and AppleCare+ for Apple TV plus more. The show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com 
Direct Link to Audio News Apple's Trade-In Partner Phobio Has Reportedly Faced an 'Alarming Uptick' in Complaints Apple's Greg Joswiak: No Plans to Merge Mac and iPad Topics Beta this week. iOS 14.5 Beta RC was released this week which is a near final version. As well at the same time iOS 14.6 Beta is released to start testing. Apple wastes no time with the next update. Apple releases first betas of iOS 14.6, watchOS 7.5, and more to developers iOS 14.6 makes it easier for beta users to install RC build and skip other available beta updates Apple Event Coverage Spring Loaded Apple Event was really loaded with new product releases. We review the event, the products, and what we are going to buy.  Briefly:  Apple Card now adds Apple Card Family and you can now have your spouse on the same account as well as you can add family sharing members like kids on to use the card with limits. The Credit limits will be combined and the lowest APR will be added to the combined account.   Apple leads the next chapter of podcasting with Apple Podcasts Subscriptions iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Mini have Purple as a color choice. Not the 12 Pro pr 12 Pro Max.  AirTag The AirTag is rated IP67 for water and dust resistance. 31 different emoji can be engraved on the AirTag, but not all at once. Sorry. You can spend $449 on a luggage tag for your $29 AirTag thanks to Hermès, who are kind enough to throw the AirTag in at that price. iPad Pro The maximum storage capacity of the iPad Pro has been increased to 2TB and the storage is up to 2x faster. Graphics performance is 40% faster than the A12Z iPad Pro and 1500 times faster than the original iPad. The M1 in the iPad Pros is 75 times faster than the original iPad and 50% faster than the A12Z iPad Pro’s CPU. 5G mobile connectivity is available worldwide, with millimeter wave limited to the US. The iPad Pros support WiFi 6. Storage options range from 128GB to 2TB Memory options 8GB RAM with the 128, 256, and 512GB storage. 16GB RAM with 1TB and 2TB  The 11” iPad Pro weighs 1.03 pounds (466 grams) unless you get the cellular model, which adds .01 pound (4 grams), while the 12.9” model weighs in at 1.5 pounds (682 grams) and a smidge more for the cellular model. Apple revealed that the 1TB and 2TB models feature a whopping 16GB of memory, while the lower capacity models have 8GB. The Liquid Retina XDR display on the 12.9” iPad Pro has 10,000 Mini-LEDs, 2596 local dimming zones, a 1,000,000 to 1 contrast ratio, 1000 nits of full screen brightness, and 1600 nits of peak brightness. The 11” model is 2388 x 1668 pixels with a 600 nit brightness. Both screens have 1.8% reflectivity. The new TrueDepth camera has a 12MP sensor, with a 122-degree field of view and

This week: our reactions and first impressions to all the hardware announced at Apple's Spring Loaded keynote event! Get 3 episodes of CultCast Off Topic each and every week for just $6! Off Topic is a new weekly variety show hosted by Erfon Elijah and friends, decidated to tech, gaming, culture, and more. Join Cult Support, good friend! This episode supported by Easily create a beautiful website all by yourself, at Squarespace.com/cultcast. Use offer code CultCast at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. Cult of Mac's watch store is full of beautiful straps that cost way less than Apple's. See the full curated collection at Store.Cultofmac.com CultCloth will keep your iPhone 12, Apple Watch, iPad, glasses and lenses sparkling clean, and for a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a free CarryCloth with any order at CultCloth.co. Join us in the CultClub! discord.gg/BrKdnSK On the show this week @erfon / @lkahney / @lewiswallace Apple AirTag tracking tags will help you find all the things AirTags appear in a new Items tag in the Find My app. This allows users to order a tracking tag to play a sound, making the device easier to find. But that’s just the start. The software uses an onscreen pointer to guide the user to the exact location of a misplaced item. The accuracy of UWB should really come in handy here. M1 iMac is faster, thinner and more incredible than ever The world’s most popular all-in-one now runs on Apple Silicon. The all-new and beautifully colorful iMac, unveiled today at Apple’s Spring Loaded event, packs a blazing-fast M1 chip into an aluminum form factor that’s just 11.5mm thick. 2021 iPad Pro boasts M1 processor, beautiful mini-LED display The 2021 iPad Pro is built around an Apple M1 processor that brings a tremendous speed boost. Apple is saying 50% faster CPU and 40% faster GPU. Apple TV 4K gets speedy A12 chip and sweet new Siri Remote Apple took the wraps off the new sixth-generation Apple TV 4K on Tuesday. The upgraded set-top box boasts Apple’s A12 Bionic chip, which should bring a welcome performance boost. But perhaps more importantly, Apple redesigned the controversial Siri Remote.

 Apple le pone el mismo chip a todo. El chipset M1 llega a los nuevos iPad Pro y los nuevos iMac de 24" que presentó la compañía ayer, sumándose a los MacBook, MacBook Pro y Mac Mini. Un curioso movimiento unificador del que sabremos más en la WWDC en junio. — Os resumo lo presentado:  Las nuevas AirTags cuestan 35 euros por separado, o 120 euros por un pack de cuatro. Vienen con múltiples funciones de privacidad. Batería "de larga duración" sin especificar.  Nuevo iPad Pro con M1 (de hasta 16 GB de RAM), Thunderbolt, pantalla XDR, y una cámara frontal más chula.  Nuevos iMac de 24" con M1 de apenas 1 cm de grosor y disponibles en siete acabados muy coloridos. Cuatro puertos Thunderbolt (+ Ethernet en el ladrillo de carga). Resolución de 4480x2250, y disponible con un teclado con TouchID.  El Magic Mouse se seguirá cargando desde la parte inferior. El teclado no tiene retroiluminación en sus tres variantes.  El Apple TV fue renovado ligeramente, con un procesador A12 Bionic, nuevo mando y calibrado de televisor usando el iPhone.  Amazon inaugura una peluquería en Londres. Lo han llamado Amazon Salon, y lo han puesto en marcha en colaboración con una cadena de estilismo local. Tendrán espejos con realidad aumentada para previsualizar los diferentes estilos de peinado o tinte, y venta de productos de cuidado personal.  Elon Musk se hace pasar por agente secreto para unas donaciones políticas. Quizá una noticia más curiosa que de impacto real, el fundador de SpaceX donó 990 dólares al Partido Republicano de EE.UU. en enero, indicando en los documentos que era un agente del Servicio Secreto a cargo de la protección del Presidente.  Sin ser un abogado, a mí me parece una simple broma, pero quizá haya roto alguna que otra ley.  La sonda New Horizons busca a su prima la Voyager 1 en el cinturón de Kuiper. La sonda que pasó por Plutón en 2015 ha enviado a la Tierra una fotografía de la zona del cinturón donde está la Voyager 1, que está volando a unos 18.000 millones de kilómetros de distancia en otra dirección. La foto es fascinante, pero no se ve ná.  A ver si New Horizons envía más imágenes, como la del objeto Arrokoth (leche?) del año pasado.  Nuevo análisis revela la falta de balance en los editores de Wikipedia. Un análisis académico de la UOC ha identificado de forma aproximada por género de los editores de la Wikipedia en español, revelando que el 88% son varones, y menos del 12% mujeres. Una estadística que influye en qué tipo de contenido se añade y las decisiones al editarlo.  El gobierno británico bloquea la compra de ARM por parte de NVIDIA. El ejecutivo de Londres interviene en la adquisición por motivos de seguridad nacional, y la autoridad de competencia y mercados británica tendrá que elaborar un informe completo antes del 30 de julio, el que se evaluará en más detalle.  Nvidia tendría que hacer muchas concesiones en esta compra. Creo que finalmente no sucederá, siendo la joya informática británica. Veremos. A los consumidores nos interesa una ARM independiente.  Facebook quiere que no te escandalices por las filtraciones. Documentos internos filtrados hablan de cómo capear el temporal ante las críticas en la prensa, las agencias de protección de datos y las organizaciones públicas. "Esperamos que más incidentes como este y es importante encauzarlo como un problema técnico general".  La plataforma social hiperlocal NextDoor busca reducir el racismo. Cuando detecte una serie de términos clave, pedirá a los usuarios que consideren cambiarlas o no enviar el contenido. Si deciden seguir adelante, el mensaje se publicará y luego moderará por las vías normales.  NextDoor como concepto no está mal, pero en general es un nido de spam y calaña. Me duró instalado dos horas cuando llegó a España. — ¿Alguien de por aquí la usa? ♟ Garry Kasparov crea una plataforma social de ajedrez de pago. Contendrá cursos y guías personalizadas para los miembros, y también un lugar donde jugar y discutir las partidas, incluyendo un servidor de Discord privado. Costará 120 dólares al año, y abrirá en abril en beta limitada.  Discord eliminará menos servidores de sus aplicaciones de iPad y iPhone. Solo aquellos que contengan contenido principalmente "+18" no podrán tener usuarios que accedan desde la aplicación para iPhone y iPad, tenga el usuario 13, 18 o 90 años. En el resto, aunque sean de contenido adulto "ocasional", bastará con indicar tu fecha de nacimiento.  Microsoft sigue adelante con MAUI, su nuevo framework multiplataforma. Es básicamente una evolución de Xamarin Forms con soporte para sistemas operativos de escritorio, así que imagino que pasaría a ser una alternativa a Flutter, QT, y pandilla. Debería estar suficientemente maduro para finales de año.

Get CuriosityStream & Nebula for over 40% OFF — Less than US$12 a YEAR! http://curiositystream.com/reneritchieApple has just announced a brand-new-as-in-spec bumped Apple TV with an A12 Bionic chipset, up to Dolby Vision HDR in 60fps HFR, and a brand-new-as-in-really-new Apple TV Remote to go with it! Is it powerful enough and priced right to compete? And with what? I'm watching Apple's April "Spring Forward" event and bringing you my live analysis and reactions!

During its 2021 Spring Loaded event, Apple introduced the new Apple TV 4K updated with an A12 Bionic chip and a redesigned Siri remote.

During its 2021 Spring Loaded event, Apple introduced the new Apple TV 4K updated with an A12 Bionic chip and a redesigned Siri remote.

Apple's vehicle project, focused on building an autonomous Over the course of the last several years, Internal strife, leadership issues, and other problems impacted the car project and 2016 rumors even suggested Apple shelved plans for a car, but Apple has overcome development problems and still plans to develop a consumer-facing car. The Apple Car project has changed leadership several times and hundreds of employees have been laid off during the course of development, but it is now under the leadership of John Giannandrea, Apple's AI and machine learning chief, who took over the reins from Bob Mansfield after Mansfield retired in 2020. Over the course of the last few years, rumors indicated Apple had shifted its focus to autonomous driving software, but Apple in August 2018 rehired Tesla engineer Doug Field, leading to speculation that Apple was again be exploring a car option. In December 2020, we learned that Apple is indeed still working on a full car, and right now, plans to release a vehicle in three to six years. Reuters has said Apple is aiming for 2024, but Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes a car won't launch until 2025 to 2027 at the earliest. Apple may work with a manufacturing partner to produce the vehicles, and is developing next level battery technology to extend range and efficiency. Apple has held discussions with Hyundai and other automobile manufacturers, and will allegedly ink a deal by March with an aim to start production in 2024. Apple's car team is said to be aiming to create a self-driving vehicle that would let a user input their destination and be driven there with "little or no other engagement." Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes the car will be Apple's "next star product" with Apple able to offer "better integration of hardware, software and services" than potential competitors in the automotive market, with Apple-designed chips manufactured by TSMC. An EETimes analyst suggests the chip could be called the "C1" and could perhaps be based on the A12 Bionic processor. Kuo has said that Apple's initial vehicle chassis could be based on Hyundai's E-GMP electriv vehicle (BEV) platform. The Apple Car is likely to be marketed as a "very high-end" model or "significantly higher" than a standard electric vehicle. In June of 2017, Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke publicly about Apple's work on autonomous driving software, confirming the company's work in a rare candid moment. Apple doesn't often share details on what it's working on, but when it comes to the car software, it's harder to keep quiet because of regulations. "We're focusing on autonomous systems. It's a core technology that we view as very important. We sort of see it as the mother of all AI projects. It's probably one of the most difficult AI projects actually to work on." -- Apple CEO Tim Cook on Apple's plans in the car space. Since early 2017, Apple has been testing self-driving vehicles on public roads in California, using several 2015 Lexus RX450h SUVs leased from Hertz. The SUVs have been spotted on the streets of Cupertino host of sensors and cameras as Apple prepares its self-driving software. Apple has held talks with four suppliers of LiDAR sensors that are smaller, more affordable, and more easily mass produced than current LiDAR systems, which are too bulky and expensive for use in mass produced vehicles. Apple is aiming for a "revolutionary design" that could potentially be used in a future autonomous vehicle. Over the course of the last several years, there's been a lot of back and forth on the Apple Car project. Early rumors said that Apple would build a full car, but then leadership struggles, development issues, and internal strife led to rumors that the project had been scaled back and would instead focus on self-driving technology. I'm so excited to see the Apple Card in India about the Apple car is a very very very very very very very very important thing in India if that once successful means done everything done ok --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome! Craig discusses the Failure to Innovate at Intel and why that has heads rolling this week.  For more tech tips, news, and updates visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Read More: Average Cost of a Data Breach: $3.86 Million The Future's Biggest Cybercrime Threat May Already Be Here Election Interference: Google Purges Breitbart from Search Results Google Has Been Purging Breitbart Content from Search Results Since the 2016 Election Heads roll at Intel after 7nm delay Out-of-Date and Unsupported Cloud Workloads Continue as a Common Weakness Three people have been charged for Twitter’s huge hack, and a Florida teen is in jail Remote Work Isn’t Working? Maybe Your Company Is Doing It Wrong FBI Releases Flash Alert on Netwalker Ransomware Electric car startup Lucid is challenging Tesla’s anti-lidar stance --- Automated Machine-Generated Transcript: [00:00:00] You remember those Intel inside commercials, they used to be all over the place. Stickers on computers as well. Things are changing in a big way for Intel You're listening to Craig Peterson on WGAN and of course, online Craig peterson.com. You'll find all of my shows, interviews, et cetera. Over in podcast form on your favorite podcast app. If you would, I hope I've earned a five star from you. Go ahead and give me that little rating. I know I'd love to see it. Just go to Craig peterson.com/itunes, and give me a five-star rating with a great comment. I'd love to do that. I'd love for you to do that again, Craig Peterson.com/itunes. It's pretty quick and easy to do now. [00:01:00] Intel has it's been around for a long time. Intel used to be a memory company. And they got approached to make some processors. If you ask me, they've never been a particularly great processor company. I think they made some fundamental mistakes. They've basically stuck with an architecture that's 40 years old now.  I think that's really handicapped them. They are doing a lot of work in what's known as the SIS arena which are these complex chips versus what's happening now everywhere else. Look at that Android phone that you have, those Android phones are not using any of these Intel chips. They might use a well an RF chip, radio-frequency chip. But they're not using any of the main core type stuff. [00:02:00] Many of the most phone makers now are using like the Qualcomm snapdragons they're using. Samsung has her Exynos. Kirin has one they're high silicone. These are all mobile processors that are used for a lot of different devices that are out there. Of course, Apple has their own too. Right now. I think it's the A12 Bionic is what they call it. Very, very good processors. And they are using a completely different concept from Intel. They are using a concept of the more simple, the design of the processor, the faster we're going to be able to make it. So they let the compilers that compile the software to make the binary executable that you're using. [00:03:00] They had the compilers do most of the work. And you look at the statistics between Cisco and risk. And, uh, you could argue in some cases is faster, but overall the risk is faster. Plus these risk chips tend to be a lot cheaper. Now, part of what we have in the chip Wars is the need for speed and also so less consumption of electricity. And lower consumption. Electricity also typically means lower temperatures. So you don't have to cool them as much. So if you have a mobile device, you wanted to use less power and have less heat so that you can run it longer, right? Wouldn't you rather have a laptop that ran for 1224 hours than one that just ran for an hour or two? [00:04:00] So way back when Apple switched from IBM's PowerPC design. Okay. Over to Intel chips and one, yeah, the main reasons it did that is because at IBM not delivering on low power consumption processors. Now the power chips are. Amazing amazing. And if you have a server or a desktop and that your software will run on power chips, there is nothing better. I'm just shocked and amazed running Linux on some of these machines, right? Uh, IBM has done an amazing job with that processor, but because you couldn't put one of these processors, IBM power processors reasonably into a laptop, Intel said, Hey, um, You either have to cut the power consumption and the heat generation, or we're going to have to move. [00:05:00] And IBM did not meet the deadlines. I'm making a very long story kind of short. And so Apple said goodbye and ended up switching over to Intel who could deliver the power consumption. Apple had been asking for not, not as good as they had asked for, but much, much better than the power PC. As time has gone on these chips are getting faster because of the types of processes that are involved in the manufacturing. There is. Just to simplify everything. Uh, the thickness of it, the wafers and of the layers makes a very big distance difference because the distance that the electricity has to flow inside of the chip equates to the speed of the chip and can also equate to the resistance the chip provides, which means more heat and more power. [00:06:00] So you want these chips to be smaller and smaller and have smaller and smaller innards if you will. So, uh, Intel has been promising for a long time that it would have what is called seven-nanometer parts. Well, um, Intel has had just endless problems with. Manufacturing some of these chips. So back in 2013, Intel's original roadmap was just spent 25th, 2014, 2015 to come up with a 14-nanometer node and then moved to 10 nanometers in 2016, 17, but they had an endless string of problems and setbacks with this 10 nanometer. [00:07:00] So Intel ended up spending five years. With 14 nanometer nodes, which means. Again, more power consumption and more heat and not as fast. So in 2019, they started to deliver, it was kind of shaky here, 10 nanometers. So I don't want to get into this cause, you know, no, I can hear people kind of the brains tuning out a little bit on this and Intel still doesn't have 10 nanometers, desktop or server parts. And now what they really need is something to compete because AMD advanced micro devices whom I've liked for many, many years. Has really returned to another golden age. They had some amazing processors. AMD had 64-bit processors before Intel and Intel. When they came out with 64-bit processors had to be AMD compatible. That's how far behind Intel was? How was that for an embarrassment, right. Intel considering themselves. You know, the creator and the arbitrator of these 80 series, if you will, uh, chips that are out there, um, Having to follow the lead of their biggest competitors. You're in the marketplace. Very, very, very bad. [00:08:00] So AMD now has this, what they're calling Zen architecture, and their thread ripper core counts. It's just clean. Amazing, and MDs is even starting to get attention from laptop OEMs as well. Intel also missed out on the smartphone revolution. So they have been getting black guy after black, after black guy. And what's the latest Intel is being completely dumped by Apple. Apple has built its own design house, using these simpler designs, which are using a much tighter process than Intel has. They're much cheaper to build. They use less electricity, it goes on and on and on. So it Apple has his own arm design house for the iPhone and iPad. [00:09:00] It's going to be upscaling these arm chips to the Mac, laptops, and desktops. And we're going to see. Two of those models this year. So guess what people have been losing their jobs over at Intel? What a fiasco over there. It's just absolutely crazy. Right? When we come back, we've got a lot to talk about. Um, We'll talk a little bit about the Twitter hack and remote working here. Is it not working for you and your company? We'll talk about the likely reasons. Why so stick around. You're listening to Craig Peterson right here on WGAN. Make sure you subscribe. Craig peterson.com/subscribe and get my weekly newsletter. --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553

In this month's edition of AppleVis Unleashed, Thomas Domville, Randy Rusnak, and Mike Malarsie discuss recent Apple news and other topics of interest. Topics featured in this podcast include: Apple Announces WWDC 2019 Kicks Off June 3 Apple Announces New 10.5-inch iPad Air and iPad mini with A12 Bionic chip and Apple Pencil Support Apple's 2019 iMac gets some fresh chips, including an eight-core CPU Apple Launches Second Generation AirPods; with "Hey Siri" Support, Wireless Charging Case, and Latency Improvements Apple Launches 'Apple News+' Subscription Service for $9.99/Month Apple Card: Release date, cash back rewards and sign up bonus info Apple Announces Original Content Streaming Service, Apple TV+ Apple introduces Apple Arcade Apple releases iOS 12.2 with Apple News Plus and support for new AirPods Apple is rolling out these 40 new features and changes in iOS 12.2 for iPhone & iPad Apple Music launches on Amazon Fire TV, coming to Echo for UK users soon Google Duplex for iPhone coming in a few weeks Latest Seeing AI app lets blind and low-vision users explore photos by touch, adds iPad support A Warm Welcome to the Newest Specialized Help Partner: Google Chirp for Twitter has been updated with the FlickType Keyboard for Apple Watch Tip: How to make a call on speakerphone with Siri on iPhone and iPad Tip: How to Enable Reader View in Safari Automatically on iPhone or iPad You can contact the Unleashed Team with feedback or questions at…

In this month's edition of AppleVis Unleashed, Thomas Domville, Randy Rusnak, and Mike Malarsie discuss recent Apple news and other topics of interest. Topics featured in this podcast include: Apple Announces WWDC 2019 Kicks Off June 3 Apple Announces New 10.5-inch iPad Air and iPad mini with A12 Bionic chip and Apple Pencil Support Apple's 2019 iMac gets some fresh chips, including an eight-core CPU Apple Launches Second Generation AirPods; with "Hey Siri" Support, Wireless Charging Case, and Latency Improvements Apple Launches 'Apple News+' Subscription Service for $9.99/Month Apple Card: Release date, cash back rewards and sign up bonus info Apple Announces Original Content Streaming Service, Apple TV+ Apple introduces Apple Arcade Apple releases iOS 12.2 with Apple News Plus and support for new AirPods Apple is rolling out these 40 new features and changes in iOS 12.2 for iPhone & iPad Apple Music launches on Amazon Fire TV, coming to Echo for UK users soon Google Duplex for iPhone coming in a few weeks Latest Seeing AI app lets blind and low-vision users explore photos by touch, adds iPad support A Warm Welcome to the Newest Specialized Help Partner: Google Chirp for Twitter has been updated with the FlickType Keyboard for Apple Watch Tip: How to make a call on speakerphone with Siri on iPhone and iPad Tip: How to Enable Reader View in Safari Automatically on iPhone or iPad You can contact the Unleashed Team with feedback or questions at unleashed@applevis.com

After revealing the big winner of the fantasy draft, Cody and Sebastien unpack Apple's big "It's Show Time" event. From Apple News+ to Apple Arcade, Apple Card, and Apple TV+, they discuss and analyze it all. Apple launches 10.5-inch iPad Air with A12 Bionic chip, Apple Pencil support & more iPad mini 5 is here: Apple Pencil support, A12 Bionic chip, starts at $399 Apple updates iMac with 2x faster CPUs and new Radeon Pro Vega graphics options Apple adds 256GB RAM and Radeon Pro Vega 64X graphics options to iMac Pro Apple releases new AirPods with Hey Siri, new H1 chip with 50% more talk time & more Let’s Talk iOS 283: Apple media event fantasy draft 2019 Apple News+ is a new $10 subscription service with 300+ magazines, newspapers and more Apple Arcade is a new subscription service with access to 100+ new and exclusive games Apple Card offers a path to financial health with no fees, low interest rates, 2% cashback rewards & moreApple announces new Apple TV channels à la carte option along with redesigned TV app Apple TV+ is Apple’s new original video subscription service Make sure to follow your hosts on Twitter: @SebastienPage, and @melvco, Send a tweet to @LTiOS_fm if you'd like your question to be answered at the end of next week's podcast. Be sure to share your thoughts, comments, and suggestions below. Talk to you next week!

This week: Apple just released so much new hardware, they had to do it over 3 full days. We break it all down, and react to all the new gear. Plus, the saga of MoviePass continues with yet another new wild announcement… but is their new unlimited plan too good to be true? This episode supported by Whether you are looking for investors, a co-founder, a new job opportunity, or just inspiring conversations, Shapr can connect you to professionals who truly want to share tips and help. Learn more and download the app at Shapr.co. Easily create a beautiful website all by yourself, at Squarespace.com/cultcast. Use offer code CultCast at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. CultCloth will keep your iPhone X, Apple Watch, Mac and iPad sparkling clean, and for a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a free CleanCloth with any order at CultCloth.co. On the show this week @erfon / @lewiswallace / @lkahney Pre-Order Leander's new book! https://amzn.to/2XXTWLO Why this week’s Apple PR blitz is brilliant [Opinion] Apple is reaching Hannukah levels of gifting this week with significant new hardware releases on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.   MONDAY On Monday Apple released a new iPad Air 3 and iPad Mini 5 iPad Air 3 The new iPad Air has a 10.5-inch Retain display, A12 Bionic chip, and first-generation Apple Pencil support. Performance-wise, it’s just as fast as the iPhone XS. This iPad replaces the older 10.5-inch iPad Pro that Apple’s been selling for $650 up until now $500 for the 64GB model iPad Mini 5 iPad mini now delivers three times the performance and nine times faster graphics. Improved Retina display with True Tone, wide color support, is 25 percent brighter than before. A12 Bionic processor first-generation Apple Pencil support Headphone jack! the same $399 price tag as the previous model.   TUESDAY On Tuesday Apple gave some much needed spec bumps to the iMac, added better RAM and GPU options to the iMac Pro, and even dropped the prices on some of their high-end MacBook Pros! iMac iMac lineup has been updated with Intel's latest 8th-gen and 9th-gen Core processors, including a six-core 8th-gen Core i7 with Turbo Boost, and a monster eight-core 9th-gen Core i9 with Turbo Boost up to 5.0GHz (for the 27-inch 5K iMac). Apple says the new i7 brings a 60% performance increase for the 21.5-inch iMac, and up to a 240% for the for new i9 iMac. Radeon Pro Vega graphics options are now available across the new iMac lineup, including Vega 20 for 21.5-inch models and Vega 48 for 27-inch models. Apple advertises up to 80 percent faster graphics performance compared to the previous iMac lineup. New RAM and storage options are also available. Base iMac STILL include a 5400RPM mechanical hard drive… Mac Pro now available with Vega 64X graphics and 256GB RAM Those with a need for speed can now equip the iMac Pro with an AMD Radeon Pro Vega 64X graphics card and up to 256GB of RAM for the first time. But be prepared to break the bank Apple drops prices on some high-end MacBook Pros There’s good news for MacBook Pro buyers looking for a lot of storage: Apple has lowered the costs of its most-expensive SSD options. When upgrading your SSD, you can save $200 for the 2TB option, and $400 for the 4TB option. The bad news is that Apple didn’t change prices on any MacBook Pro SSDs that are 1TB or smaller. Putting a 1TB drive in a high-end 15-inch MacBook is still an extra $400 over the cost of a 512GB one, for example. The total package, with 256GB of RAM and everything else as standard, is $10,199. If you add every possible upgrade to the iMac Pro, not including software or a VESA Mount Adapter, it costs $15,699.   WEDNESDAY New AirPods deliver hands-free ‘Hey Siri’ and better battery life Apple’s newest wireless buds are here with a brand new H1 chip that allows for hands-free “Hey Siri.” They also promise better battery life in between charges, and even faster connectivity. An optional Wireless Charging Case is also available, but it’s not cheap. AirPods 2 have the same $159 price tag, or $200 with the wireless charging case. The wireless case a la cart is $79.   With New Unlimited Plan, MoviePass Swears It's Got Its Shit Together Thanks to MacDonald Ted for this glorious story. On Monday, MoviePass announced the new plan, which it is calling “Uncapped.” Under the Uncapped plan, subscribers can watch one 2D film a day, for $19.95 per month. A “limited time” offer gets you that same deal for just $9.95 per month with a one-year commitment. But can we trust MoviePass? Of course they’re playing games in their terms of service. A line in their user agreement gives MoviePass the right to throttle a user’s filmgoing options in the event that an individual’s use of the service has an adverse impact on “MoviePass’s system-wide capacity or the availability of the Service for other subscribers.”  

After talking about the battle between Spotify and Apple, Cody and Sebastien make their fantasy draft picks for the media event Apple will hold on March 25th. Follow and play along by making your own picks from the list available in the show notes. Luna Display: Visit www.lunadisplay.com and enter the promo code TALK at checkout to get an exclusive 10% discount. Show Notes Spotify has declared war on Apple over unfair App Store fees and subscription terms Apple defends the App Store business model in an open letter addressing Spotify’s claims Apple launches 10.5-inch iPad Air with A12 Bionic chip, Apple Pencil support & more iPad mini 5 is here: Apple Pencil support, A12 Bionic chip, starts at $399 Apple sends out ‘It’s show time’ invites for March 25 event Possible draft picks Celebrities on stage: Jennifer Aniston Reese Witherspoon Oprah Steven Spielberg J.J. Abrams Content: Apple introduces a credit card Apple does not introduce a credit card TV service includes original content at launch TV service doesn’t include original content at launch Apple introduces a game subscription service Apple does not introduce a game subscription service HBO content will be available on the service HBO content will not be available on the service Pricing: News service has different tiers News service doesn’t have different tiers News service less than $10/month News service is more than $10/month TV service has different tiers TV service doesn’t have different tiers TV service is less than $10/month TV service is more than $10/month TV service offers free content to Apple device owners TV service doesn’t offer free content to Apple device owners Service will be priced under one bundle (no pick and choose) Price will be discounted as users pick more services (ie Music + TV + News) Availability: TV service only available in the US at launch TV service available in multiple countries at launch TV service launches in March TV service launches later this year Hardware: AirPods 2 HeadPods (over-the-ear headphones) AirPower Cody’s Picks: Oprah on stage (not a preview) News service less than $10/month TV service has different tiers AirPods 2 TV service only available in the US at launch Sebastien’s Picks: Apple does not introduce a credit card J.J. Abrams on stage (not a preview) TV service offers free content to Apple device owners Apple does not introduce a game subscription service TV service doesn’t include original content at launch Make sure to follow your hosts on Twitter: @SebastienPage, and @melvco, Send a tweet to @LTiOS_fm if you'd like your question to be answered at the end of next week's podcast. Be sure to share your thoughts, comments, and suggestions below. Talk to you next week!

Plus the Nokia 8.1, a huge Galaxy S10+ design leak and the shutdown of Google Allo. This week on the Friday News Update: - Nokia announce the Nokia 8.1, giving you a 3500mAh battery, a Snapdragon 710 and Android Pie with Android One for £380, as well as the Nokia 3.1 Plus with a 6" screen without a notch, 2 day battery life and a Helio P22 for £170 and the European availability of the Nokia 5.1 Plus, available for £200 in the UK - Qualcomm announce the Snapdragon 855, the processor that will be in nearly all of next year's Android flagships, with 45% faster performance, support for 5G and real time background blurring for video with the new Spectra 380 chip - The design of the Galaxy S10+ leaks, showing thinner bezels, a quad camera and... a weird rectangular display cutout - Google Allo is shutting down in March Get every episode of the Friday News Update with the Friday News Update Alexa Flash Briefing Buy the Nokia 8.1: https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_gb/nokia-8

038 Jamf is now and Pixel 3 for iPhone user This week IT pro and Apple expert Brian Gray is joining Dave Ginsburg from the Jamf Nation user conference (JNUC) to discuss what Jamf is. Brian has a Google Pixel 3 and we debate would he switch as he's an iPhone guy? The iPhone Xr review and it is shipping on 10/26. Plus much more! Full show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com Direct Link to Audio News There was an iCloud service outage were you affected?  The Verge Facebook Messenger update for iOS  has been simplified  9to5mac iPad Mini 5 rumor - 9to5mac Apple Event on 10/30 - iMore   Topics We are recording from Minneapolis, MN at The Jamf Nation User Conference (JNUC) which is a user conference mostly for IT professionals in the enterprise, education, and healthcare industries and we are attending as IT pros. But we do talk about their product Jamf Now that can be used by consumers and small business that manages your iOS devices so you have control what happens to them. Brian has been an Apple guy for a very long time and has owned most of the iPhone models. Upon urging from his son (Also an Apple guy) he decided to buy the Google Pixel 3. Dave discusses with him to find out what his thoughts are about the phone and would he really switch from an iPhone. The answers are going to be surprising.  Would you switch? We also talk about WhatsApp a messaging app that helps merge the ease of using messaging between Android and imessage. The link is below in the Apps section. iPhone Xr review - we discuss the review from the Verge the $250 difference between the new iPhone XR and Apple’s top-of-the-line iPhone XS. It’s the price difference between the XR’s 6.1-inch “Liquid Retina” LCD screen and the 5.8-inch OLED screen on the XS. Apart from the display, the XR and XS are far more similar than not: they share the same A12 Bionic processors, main cameras with Smart HDR, iOS 12, gesture controls, wireless charging capabilities, and even the forthcoming dual-SIM support. Apps Agenda a new take on Notes LINK WhatsApp Messaging App  LINK     Meta: 038 Jamf is now and Pixel 3 for iPhone user was recorded October 23, 2018. “Please Listen Carefully” by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. In Touch with iOS or “ITWIOS” is an independently produced podcast, publication and social identity and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple Inc. iOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. All other Apple Inc. trademarks discussed are the property of Apple Inc. A full list of Apple trademarks is available here. Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc. We may use affiliate links for products in show notes. When appropriate, software, products, or services provided for review purposes will be disclosed. Unless otherwise noted, these products or services are not a sponsor. Your patronage helps to support our content production at no additional cost to you and does not alter our honest opinion of said product or service.

If you want a next-as-in-X-generation iPhone but you don't want to pay a thousand or more bucks for it, you want an XR. iPhone XR — never mind what the R means, it's just a new letter for Apple, one before S, "racing" if you're into cars, "reflex" if you're into cameras, cool-sounding either way. It's everything you need in a next-as-in-X-generation iPhone, minus some bells and whistles... and the higher price tag. LCD instead of OLED display. Single instead of dual camera system. Haptic touch instead of 3D Touch. LTE Advanced and 2x2 MIMO instead of Gigabit and 4x4. Aluminum instead of steel bands. Back glass that's stronger than iPhone X but not quite as strong as iPhone XS. It does come in a range of fancy new finishes though: black, white, blue, yellow, coral orange, and Product (RED). And at that lower price — $250 lower — starting at $749. It does have the new edge-to-curved-edge design language, Face ID and the True Depth camera up front, the latest 12 megapixel, Smart HDR camera on the back, the industry-leading A12 Bionic chipset inside, wide stereo speakers on both ends, and dual SIM card support if one carrier and one number just isn't enough. So, what are you getting with iPhone XR and what are you giving up? I've spent the last week with a black iPhone XR, and here's what I've found. SPONSOR: Brilliant Go to http://brilliant.org/vector and sign up for free. First 200 people get 20% off the premium course! LINKS: iPhone XR Review: Almost all the best for way, way less iPhone XR Screen Explainer iPhone XS and XS Max Review MORE: Gear: https://kit.com/reneritchie Podcast: http://applepodcasts.com/vector Twitter: https://twitter.com/reneritchie Instagram: https://instagram.com/reneritchie SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS YouTube  

This week:  New AirPods?  AirPower Mat?  Don’t you dare miss our “More in the Making” hardware event predictions.  Then: 17 reasons the iPhone XR should be your next phone; the world’s largest Mac collection could be yours for free; and we pitch your our favorite games, shows, and scooters in an all-new What We’re Into!   This episode supported by   Casper makes the internet’s favorite mattress.  Learn why at Casper.com/cultcast, and use code "CultCast" at checkout for $50 off select mattress purchases.   A business is only as strong as its people, and every hire matters… go to LinkedIn.com/cultcast and get a $50 credit toward your first job post.   CultCloth will keep your iPhone X, Apple Watch, Mac and iPad sparkling clean, and for a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a free CleanCloth with any order at CultCloth.co.   Thanks to Kevin McLeodfor the music you hear on today’s episode.   On the show this week @erfon / @lkahney / @lewiswallace / @bst3r   Apple sets ‘More in the Making’ event for Oct. 30 https://www.cultofmac.com/583870/its-official-apple-holding-special-event-october-30th/ The second Apple event everyone has been expecting just became official. Looks like new tablets, laptops, and desktops could be unveiled October 30. What makes this unusual is it won’t be at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, but at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Keynote is at 10am EASTERN

Even as long as Mike and Charles been exploring the techspace frontier, cadets, they still get surprised at how weird things can get. Apple let the moths out of its checkbook for a big acqui-hire, Google finally pulled the plug on its Plus (and tried to hide the cause of death), Australia's government gets Applesplained to, Facebook doubles down on bad security, the A12 Bionic smokes the Note 9 (in states where that's legal), and Kanye continues his Apple fantasies ... and this is all before they get to That Can't Be Right! Thankfully, some things still stay the same. Apple is releasing a ludicrously overpriced accessory, another company takes an Apple idea and runs with it, there's yet still more confirmation (yes, more) of new iPads, there's some cool new things in Apple's healthcare space, and some sweet deals on the latest iPhones (and the Note 9, if you prefer). Oh, and Bloomberg is still wrong. See? Comforting, reliable nuggets in a turbulent world. All this and a new Intel chip (yes, really!), CVS crying uncle and making Apple Pay official, dumb rumors to squash, CBC's Apple hit job to poke holes in, and Facebook makes a spy terminal for your grandma. Mike and Charles also take a look at the Luna Display device, fresh out of Kickstarter, and preview Apple's newest secret project: the iPlane 1 (though we hear they're just winging it). Get up on the tables, cadets, it's Improv Keynote Night on the Holodeck!

  Microsoft: 3:49 - Surface Headphones - Surface Studio 2 - Surface Laptop 2 - Surface Pro 6 - Surface All Access financing   Apple: 43:48 - DxOMark scores are out for the iPhone Xs. - iOS 12 is on almost 50% of devices. - Steve Jobs died 7 years ago. - Anand Tech details the A12 Bionic chip. - Watch out for phishing emails that look legit. They're not. - Bloomberg thinks China has hacked Apple Servers.   Google: 1:06:24 - Best Buy sold the unannounced Chromecast - New Google Smart TV Kit has leaked. - Google is trolling with a Mini Pixel.   General Tech: 1:23:28 - LG V40 ThinQ announced.   Gaming: 1:32:40 - Google Project Stream - Blilzzcon is coming! - Overwatch Halloween Terror. - Civilization 6 is now on the iPhone. - Retroarch running on Switch - Descent: Underground is going to be a full reboot of Descent. - COD BLOPS 4 Oct 12 - Luigi's Mansion Oct 12 - Lego DC Supervillains Oct 16   Support us!   Contact: podcast@callingallplatforms.com Social: Facebook Twitter YouTube   Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Android  

TechCentral — In the second episode of Cars & Gadgets, Duncan McLeod speaks to Nafisa Akabor about the new iPhone Xs from Apple. The Xs is one of three iPhone models Apple is introducing in 2018 -- the others being the supersized Xs Max and the "cheaper" Xr. In the podcast, Nafisa unpacks the key differences between the three models, whether iPhone X users should consider upgrading (short answer: absolutely not) and why, in a highly unusual move, Apple decided to discontinue last year's model. Duncan and Nafisa unpack Apple's new A12 Bionic chip and why the seven nanometer manufacturing process used is so important. They also chat about the Xs's camera system and what it can do that last year's model can't. Perhaps most importantly, they discuss the battery life of the latest model and discuss what's new in iOS 12. Also, they ask: is Apple pricing itself out of the market with the new models?

Another rich vein of news ore has been discovered on the mining colony Technopolis, cadets, but there's at least one strike that turned out to be fool's gold. Bloomberg had a two-year story blow up in their faces for numerous factual errors and jumping to conclusions, Microsoft brought out some sweet gear with the pricetag decimal in the wrong place, Samsung's main profits turn out to be from Apple, and speaking of Apple ... is their attempt to further lock down repairs to authorized service centers a good or bad thing? Mike and Charles also pass on a couple of PSAs about fixing a charging problem and a caution about the latest Windows 10 update (particularly for you Boot Camp users); marvel at the desktop-class benchmarks of the A12 Bionic; express some skepticism about Verizon's "5G," Uniloc's latest troll suit, Consumer Reports' ever-changing opinion on iPhone XS battery life, and Australia's blinkered attempt to mandate backdoors in smartphones. Raspberries are also handed out to the cable and ISP groups (and the Justice Department) for opposing California's net neutrality law, LTE speed "tests," and Kanye West's unhinged tweets. Also on the show this week: some iPhone XS teething issues, forced FaceID unlocking, Amazon's Fire Stick, HomePods launching in Spain and Mexico, "Beautygate" explained, Woz woes, Engineering Report, an electrical plug with a light in it and so much more. When you're working the tech salt mines, cadets, remember to take precautions against Space Gray Lung Disease!

In the second episode of Cars & Gadgets, Duncan McLeod speaks to Nafisa Akabor about the new iPhone Xs from Apple. The Xs is one of three iPhone models Apple is introducing in 2018 -- the others being the supersized Xs Max and the "cheaper" Xr. In the podcast, Nafisa unpacks the key differences between the three models, whether iPhone X users should consider upgrading (short answer: absolutely not) and why, in a highly unusual move, Apple decided to discontinue last year's model. Duncan and Nafisa unpack Apple's new A12 Bionic chip and why the seven nanometer manufacturing process used is so important. They also chat about the Xs's camera system and what it can do that last year's model can't. Perhaps most importantly, they discuss the battery life of the latest model and discuss what's new in iOS 12. Also, they ask: is Apple pricing itself out of the market with the new models?

This week: BeautyGate—what it is, and why it’s undoubtedly the dumbest “gate” in the history of iPhone.  Plus: how have we liked our one week with Apple Watch 4 and iPhone XS?  WE’LL TELL YOU.  And the shockingly low production price of the XS Max proves the deadbeats at Apple owe us more storage space!   This episode supported by   A business is only as strong as its people, and every hire matters… go to LinkedIn.com/cultcast and get a $50 credit toward your first job post.   CultCloth will keep your iPhone X, Apple Watch, Mac and iPad sparkling clean, and for a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a free CleanCloth with any order at CultCloth.co.   Thanks to Kevin McLeodfor the music you hear on today’s episode.   On the show this week @erfon / @lkahney / @lewiswallace /@bst3r   Imagine a place where you can slip into your silk robe, fez, and enjoy the company and fellowship of other CultCast listeners and tech enthusiasts.    A club, if you will.  A Cult Club. https://discord.gg/DbKApv   iPhone XS Max: A condensed review https://www.cultofmac.com/579035/iphone-xs-max-review-condensed/   iPhone XS Max is fast, fast, fast   Everything is very fast and responsive. Apps spring right open. Photos scroll without delay. Maps render without a hiccup. Everything is basically instantaneous, and it’s a joy. It’s all thanks to the A12 Bionic chip. Apple is so far ahead in mobile chips, it’s head-spinning. One benchmark shows the iPhone XS is faster than the new iMac Pro, a $5,000-plus pro workstation!   It’s definitely not too big For such big phone, it doesn’t feel too big. Having used an X all last year, and liking it, I thought the Max would be too big. But it doesn’t feel as big as the old Plus iPhones used to iPhone XS Max camera   The camera is excellent  Especially the new Portrait mode with advanced bokeh and Depth Control. The Max is less a phone, and more an advanced, near-DSLR camera with a cellular connection.   The big screen is amazing The screen is so big and clear, there’s no need to take your laptop or iPad on flights any more. The Max will do nicely.   It deserves to be caseless Despite dropping my old iPhone X numerous times, it has just a few scuffs and no cracked screen (it was, however, often in a case). But this time, because the Max is so thin, I’m going to try it caseless for a while. I’d like to enjoy Apple’s design for a change, without a bulky wrapping. (I know; I may regret this later.)   iPhone XS selfie cam is so beautiful it spawned an ugly conspiracy theory https://www.cultofmac.com/579503/iphone-selfies-xs/ The iPhone XS and its front-facing camera are supposed to help its owners make better self-portraits. However, some think their iPhone selfies look better than they should Lewis Helsenteger, aka Unboxing Therapy, is calling it beautygate Users are taking to internet forums like Reddit to question whether Apple added an undisclosed beauty filter to the front-facing camera on the iPhone XS and XS Max. Some are even posting side-by-side selfies taken with an XS and older handset to make a case that the newest iPhone has more than deeper pixels and an improved portrait mode going for it.   iPhone XS Max production cost is shockingly low https://www.cultofmac.com/579177/iphone-xs-max-production-cost-bill-materials-bom/ Analysis firm TechInsights did a teardown of the an iPhone XS Max with 256GB of storage. That’s reportedly the most popular version of Apple’s best selling handset. As part of its teardown, TechInsights estimated the cost for each component. The total? $443 Compared to the $1249 price tag for the product. So just 35 percent of the purchase price goes to pay for the actual hardware. Of course, the remaining $806 isn’t pure profit. The bill of materials (BoM) doesn’t cover Apple’s employee salaries, advertising, and other costs. Also, the BoM doesn’t include software, and iPhone and iPad sales have to cover the cost of developing iOS and its bundled software.

A pause before release of additional iOS devices could make sense for Apple. The A12 Bionic chip’s smaller size of 7 nanometers is a first. Host and Producer: Glenn Marston Show Notes: “iOS 12.1 references ‘iPad2018Fall’, all but confirming new iPad Pro debut next month” “Apple Watch Series 3 Teardown” “Apple Watch Series 4” “Upgrade” Episode 210 Myke Hurley TGF Article 8 webpage   Tech Geek Fact: https://techgeekfact.com

Hakuro Matsuda さんをゲストに迎えて、Apple イベント, A12 Bionic, iPhone XS, GTC などについて話しました。 Show Notes Apple Events - Keynote September 2018 Apple (@Apple) | Twitter Apple Watch Series 4 iPhone XS A12 Bionic chip is industry-first 7nm CPU iPhone XS A12 Bionic chip features 7nm design, next-gen Neural Engine Apple, Huawei Both Claim First 7-⁠nm Smartphone Chip Overheating issues are still plaguing Apple’s AirPower charging mat Using Dual SIM with an eSIM Project Fi Google Pixel 3: Coming Soon Pixel 3 XL found in a Lyft, had already leaked enough for driver to recognize it Snapdragon 855 Allegedly Tested in Geekbench GTC Japan 2018 Professional Graphics Solutions and Turing GPU Architecture | NVIDIA NVIDIA's CEO Jen-Hsun Huang is the Uncle of AMD's CEO Lisa Su iOSDC Japan 2018 ゲーム機のアーキテクチャを語る / @hak & @tomzoh CEDEC2018

This week we talk through the announcements from Apple’s event including the new iPhones, new Watch, and of course the new A12 Bionic silicon. NVIDIA announced from GTC Japan its plans for a new AGX line of automated robotics processing units including the Jetson AGX Xavier and Clara AGX. Qualcomm announces Snapdragon Wear 3100 and gets into with Broadcom over 802.11ax.

This week Benjamin and Zac share their thoughts on the Apple Watch Series 4, iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max, and iPhone XR event. Plus there's positive HomePod news! 9to5Mac Happy Hour is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play Music, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by Udemy: Visit Ude.my/happyhour and use coupon code HAPPYHOUR to get 90% off life-changing classes! Sponsored by Molekule — the only air purifier that actually destroys pollutants. Hosts: Benjamin Mayo Zac Hall Topics: Apple Event News Hub: iPhone Xs, Xr, Xs Max + Apple Watch Series 4, much more Apple website leak confirms all three 2018 iPhone names; 512GB storage option Apple sitemap leak reveals new 40mm and 44mm Apple Watch Series 4 sizes, gold stainless steel case 6.1-inch iPhone is called ‘iPhone Xr’ — will be available in black, white, red, yellow, coral and blue colors Sitemap leak suggests Apple won’t announce new iPad Pro models today iPhone SE and iPhone 6s may be discontinued following iPhone Xs event Apple officially announces Apple Watch Series 4 with larger display, more iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max announced: gold finish, two sizes, more iPhone Xs & iPhone Xs Max feature faster Face ID support, Apple claims Apple announces 6.1-inch iPhone XR in several colorful finishes, new A12 Bionic chip and faster Face ID HomePod will gain support for multiple timers, phone calls, iPhone pinging, more in new update AirPower may not make 2018 deadline, AirPods product page suggests Apple Watch lineup drops ceramic Edition models, Modern Buckle returns, more Mac Power Users #447: Workflows with Zac Hall Feedback? Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

Apple has announced its next generation of iPhones, and one of them is by far the biggest iPhone yet. The two new models are called the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. They look almost identical to their predecessor, but there are two immediate differences: for one, they’re both available in gold, unlike last year; and more importantly, the XS Max is huge. It’s not just the biggest iPhone ever, it’s one of the biggest phones out there, period. In addition to the iPhone XS and XS Max, Apple also announced a lower-cost model that splits the difference in size, called the iPhone XR. You can read more about that in our other article — we’re going to focus on Apple’s two new flagships, the XS and XS Max, below. As with other -S years, this year’s iPhones are mostly defined by spec upgrades. That includes a display with better dynamic range, wider stereo sound from the speakers, and speed increases to Face ID. Water resistance has been improved on both models. And the processor is getting a big boost as well, using Apple’s newly unveiled A12 Bionic processor, a six-core chip that’s among the first in the industry to use a 7nm process. Tim Cook called the devices “by far the most advanced iPhone we have ever created.” But the real news this year is the introduction of the “Max” model, which has a huge 6.5-inch screen. That’s far bigger than the iPhone 8 Plus (5.5 inches) and bigger even than the Galaxy Note 9 (6.4 inches). It’s not as though Apple is jumping into unprecedented territory here, but it is leaping into a size class that, even in a world of large phones, is still considered fairly large. It’s an admission that large phones will continue to rule. And while it may have taken Apple a bit too long to catch on in years past, it’s happily jumping into the six-plus-inch fray as phones get ever larger. Because the iPhone XS and XS Max have a wider screen ratio than the traditional iPhone, neither phone will be quite as big as it sounds. The iPhone XS, for instance, which has the same 5.8-inch screen size as the iPhone X, is actually smaller than the 5.5-inch iPhone 8 Plus. The XS Max is definitively larger than the other iPhones that came before it, but keep in mind that its extra screen size will come more from height than from additional width. That means it shouldn’t be much harder to hold than any Plus-sized iPhone. Apple also says that the XS and XS Max feature an all-new camera system, though the specs seem largely the same on a high level. The wide angle and telephoto rear cameras both still have 12-megapixel sensors with optical image stabilization; but the wide-angle camera now uses a new sensor with larger pixels, and the telephoto includes a wider aperture, so both cameras should do better in low light. The selfie camera on the front is supposed to be faster as well, but aperture and megapixel count haven’t changed. The bigger upgrade may be to the way these cameras take photos. Apple is introducing a new method called “Smart HDR” that sounds very similar to what Google does with the Pixel — it takes many photos and stitches them together into one properly captured image. That’s not altogether different than the HDR methods that Apple has used in the past, but this year’s sounds like it’s just doing more of all that. Which, if it works, is great. And for Google, it definitely works. Apple is also adding more options to its cameras’ portrait mode, which automatically isolates a subject and blurs out the background. You can now fine-tune those photos, even more, adjusting exactly how blurred the background is, which could let you make the effect a bit subtler. There’s another new feature that many people won’t notice, but could be make-or-break for buyers in some countries: dual SIM support. Both phones will support the use of two phone numbers and data plans, using a single physical SIM card and Apple’s integrated e-SIM. That means carriers will need to add support for the e-SIM in order for this to work (and many ha...

Learn more about the Snapdragon Wear 3100 Platform here.On Pocketnow Daily, the iPhone Xs and Xs Max were just introduced and bring some nice new features. The iPhone Xr was also announced as the company's more affordable solution starting at $749. The Apple Watch Series 4 came along focusing on health and with a new screen that is 30% bigger. The A12 Bionic chip was revealed and is the first 7nm chip in the market, bringing major improvements to the new iPhones. We end today's show with the Pocophone F1 being sold in the United States through eBay.The new iPhone Xs and Xs Max have been officially presentedThe iPhone Xr has a Liquid Retina display, the most advanced LCD techApple Watch Series 4 helps you take a fall and performs electrocardiogramsApple A12 Bionic is the first commercial 7nm processorThe Pocophone F1 is available in the US with big limitationsiPhones for sale starting at $16 — it's cheaper on Swappa. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Apple has officially announced the iPhone XR, a new model that features a notched 6.1-inch LCD display and Apple’s Face ID system, similar to last year’s iPhone X. The new iPhone XR is a pretty significant upgrade for Apple, making the iPhone X’s design and features standard across the company’s latest line of phones. Apple is calling the 6.1-inch screen a “Liquid Retina” display, which offers a 1792 x 828 resolution at 326 PPI. That said, while the XR may look like a larger iPhone XS, there are a few compromises — the frame is aluminum, not stainless steel. There is IP67 water and dust protection, instead of the improved IP68 rating on the iPhone XS, and the screen is LCD, not OLED. There’s also no 3D Touch — instead, Apple is offering a new Haptic touch system, that offers similar feedback to the buttonless MacBook Pro trackpad. The iPhone XR features Apple’s latest A12 Bionic processor, just like the iPhone XS and XS Max — which Apple says offers improved speeds and performance over last year’s model, particularly for Apple’s “Neural Engine” AI processing. Despite its larger size, the iPhone XR features only a single rear camera, similar to the iPhone 8. The camera is a single 12-megapixel wide-angle camera — the same wide-angle camera as the XS. The single-camera does offer portrait mode, combining hardware and software to create the blurred background effect. As for the front-facing camera, it’s gotten an upgrade to Apple’s TrueDepth system from the iPhone XS, with a 7-megapixel sensor that allows for Face ID as well as features like portrait mode selfies, Animoji, and Memoji. It’s the same improved system as featured on the XS, with faster Face ID unlocking. On the battery life front, Apple is promising up to an hour and a half longer battery than the iPhone 8 Plus. The XR also will come in a variety of colors, with black, white, blue, coral, yellow, and red options available for the widest selection of chromatic choice since the iPhone 5C. But while the iPhone XR may feel like a less flashy version of the iPhone XS, it does come at a significant advantage: a much lower price. The iPhone XR starts at $749 for a 64GB model, with 128GB and 256GB models also available. Preorders will start on October 19th for the XR, which will ship a week later on October 26th. Click to view slideshow. The post iPhone XR announced with a notched display and Face ID appeared first on DAPULSE.

Apple announced 3 new phones today - the iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max and the iPhone XR. There doesn't seem to be any upgrades to the cameras in these phones, but what actually impressed me is the processing power. Apple has introduced the new A12 Bionic sensor with the next-generation Neural Engine. There is a 50% graphics boost, 15% performance core boost, and 50% lower power usage. Apple is now claiming 5 trillion calculations per second. This is going to make things really interesting if we can get past portrait mode and see what 3rd parties such as Adobe will do. Lightroom Mobile is getting closer to what the desktop version can do and this performance boost is a big game changer. Also noteworthy is the new Super Retina display, advanced facial recognition, depth control and of course… lots of bokeh. Watch the video to… • Watch Phil Schiller talk about Bokeh • Understand deeper pixels • Be tempted to buy a new phone • See how lenses are much like cheese Music is from Epidemic Sound. If you need music for your videos, Epidemic is simply the best in the business. Check them out here: https://goo.gl/v5wWKr